Super Bowl "Best vs. Best": They're still talking about it...

The hashtag #NFLRigged is still trending on Twitter over six hours after one of the most concentrated rig-jobs in NFL playoff history.  Don't get me wrong -- the conference championship games are some of the worst (Seahawks coming back over the Packers that one year, what was that one Mick Foley basically crowed into in that regard, etc.)...

Here's some statisticals about the first game:

11 penalties for the 49ers and 4 penalties for the Eagles called by the John Hussey crew. 4 on one drive against the Niners defense. Plus roughing the kicker after he was pushed by the Eagles blocker number 89. Eagles are 7-0 with him. Tell me the @NFL isn’t #rigged #nflrigged pic.twitter.com/XNXyZbpcwy

— Thomas Blunt (@MistedTwister) January 29, 2023

You still want anyone left sane to believe these games are legitimate?

It was so bad that a four-time former All-Pro lineman for the Chiefs had to publicly apologize to the Bengals for how bad it was getting...

Sorry Cincy, this is not fair at all

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) January 30, 2023

And, of course, the band plays on and the sycophants want him to take it down...

Again, this is no Johnny-Come-Lately... He played nine years in the NFL, five for the Chiefs, and four of those five years he made All-Pro.

Here's another "missed call", this during the final Bengals drive:

No roughing the passer called here… #NFLRigged pic.twitter.com/gHix2cEXhf

— Cole ↟ (@HotDish_Cole) January 30, 2023

I mean, seriously, how can you come out and, with a straight face, tell me this wasn't one of the most flagrant rig-jobs...  

And now you can have the angle for the Chiefs to win.  A lot of people, given Reid's time in Philadelphia, are calling this the Andy Reid Bowl.  That perhaps this is the one for Andy Reid for the road.

Don't get me started on that one.  Seriously...  DON'T.  But I cannot dispute at least a whiff of a possibility, except for his son going to prison and multiple suspensions for drugs and personal conduct this season.

And Ron Torbet, the referee of the AFC title game this year, was the referee of last year's Super Bowl...

And you wonder how I can believe that, even with Saturday's video, I still have a lot of questions and am STILL not convinced Hamlin's alive as we speak...  Would I go so far as deepfake?  No.  But the capabilities are there and the NFL, given the right motivation, would do it and you know they would.