Sports to the Right, Part Eight: Tick, tick, tickticktickticktick....

Another Fever game, another few ticks off the time bomb:

This one is on the court.

In a moment that does want me to say "Hit her again!  Hit her again!!  Harder!!!  Harder!!!!", Sophie Cunningham got a two-handed/armed shot to the face by Chicago's DeJonai Carrington.

Quite correctly, she was thrown out of the game under the NBA/WNBA's "Excessive and Unnecessary" Flagrant Foul Tier II criteria.

But, on top of that, ESPN has reported that Carrington then took to her Twitter to yell "White Privilege!" at Cunningham and her Indiana Fever.

The suspension is expected Sunday or Monday.

Sports To The Right, Part Seven: And I don't mean this first line to be as funny as some people think it is...

"Of course you realize, this means war..."

Several parts ago, when I put a screed against Sophie Cuntingham, I entitled it that the WNBA will die within five years.

An action yesterday by two former NBA player bigots may have actually accelerated that to the end of this season.

Enes Freedom and Royce White have given the WNBA an ultimatum:  "Embrace Hate or Lose The League".

On the same day the WNBPA (the players association) rejected the hateful words of Cunningham and the usage of their two White superstars as right-wing political pawns, especially as it relates to transgender players, Freedom and White went Juwanna Mann and declared for the WNBA Draft.

Someone needs to kick their asses.  I don't give a damn if they are or were professional athletes.

Freedom is a known homophobe and transphobe.

I have said before of the after-effects of the anti-transgender sports movement.  Not only will it represent the murder of every transgender person in this nation, should it succeed, but it will also represent the end of all female sporting achievement.

If Freedom and White want to transition, they're more than welcome in the WNBA.  But even a cursory examination of this process indicates they are not and not going to.

And here's something a lot of people don't want to tell you:  The WNBA is evidence of one very simple fact.  The only instances of actual basketball (rather than the Curry and Fightball the NBA has become in the last ten years) people want to see are far below the professional level.

Sans prurient and sexual interest like the Lingerie/Legends Football League, there is not sufficient interest in women's sports at basically any level without force (economic or legal) to prop it up.

If these two pieces of shit succeed, it will end the WNBA one way or the other.  

Super Bowl ICE: The pick...

I usually post this on Sunday, but this is the easiest call I've made in years -- meaning there is a very real non-zero chance this is a sucker bet and this game goes "kayfabe".

There is no doubt in my mind that Seattle is the better team, is considered the better team, and is being bet as the better team.

There is an interesting dichotomy, however, in the betting, according to Yahoo! Sports:  Almost nobody thinks that Seattle is going to win this game within the 4.5 points.  Either Seattle wins by a lot (Seattle backers laying the points) or New England wins outright (most New England backers).

There is one angle, and only one, which has surfaced within the conspiracy circles which would indicate a Seattle win.  It is little secret, now, that the belief (at minimum, though the ownership denies it -- see earlier post) is that, after the Super Bowl, the Seahawks will be put up for sale.  It would be no secret, then, to correctly conclude that the team is in Super Bowl LX to increase it's value on the open market.

That's fine. And, as I'd said for several weeks, the NFC was such a political mess (as in lack of any real political interest in the NFL picking an NFC team win the Super Bowl) that any angle that could be found would be enough basis to push it over the top.

But the additional angle circulating is that the Seahawks are actually going to be force-sold, as their current state as being owned by the late Paul Allen's trust is an illegality within the league.  This is why there were rumors circulating (denied by Roger Goodell) that a $5,000,000 fine had been assessed the franchise because the ownership situation is now illegal.  There must be an individual controlling owner of all NFL teams (with the probable exception of the Packers because of their unique structure, and they grandfathered that in because of the makeup of how the team is controlled in that case).

There is also a potential billion-dollar tax bill the team could be levied at some point.

So, if Seattle does pull it off and especially if the game goes "kayfabe" (Seattle wins at minimum, full kayfabe probably has Seattle covering in a lopsided affair), it almost-certainly indicates that not only is the team going to be sold, it's going to be forced, and they're trying to inflate the value by far more than the billion dollars which would be taxed.

However, the pick is still New England -- and if I had lottery-level money, there would be five digits laid by me on the Patriots in Vegas tomorrow.  And, in picking New England, I'm making three points in support of the Patriots winning, all of which could well be answered tomorrow if Seattle wins:

1) If the ownership situatio‌n in Seattle is, in fact, an illegality:  Why, in the rigged NFL, are the Seahawks in the Super Bowl in the first place?  This would almost be like the 49ers running a salary cap scam under Eddie DeBartolo.  The NFL started an investigation in 1999 against the 49ers for those violations, the team didn't see it's next Super Bowl until the 2012-13 season, and hasn't won one since.  So why would the NFL reward the Seahawks if it was clear their situation is so illegal, the team is going to be sold?

2) I hearken back to the numbers I posted last week about the Patriots:

4-13 the last two years, 16-3 this year -- and all the statistical differences.

There is no natural way, in much of any sports league, you get that level of a reversal, especially with a second-year quarterback.

3) Since the Bad Bunny controversy (from which, again, New England has lost precisely one game since), it is clear this is going to be the most (real-life, not just what I call it within the NFL and rigging) political Super Bowl in a quarter century.  I fully forecast an incident with Bad Bunny somewhere ancillary to the halftime.  I do believe any supposed boycott will have minimal, if any, effect when the numbers come out early next week, unless Bad Bunny is arrested/killed by MAGA/ICE and is not permitted to take the stage at all.

But the fact is there is no way that New England is where they are without the same concept which rigged the other rings for this franchise:  Patriots Are Champions.

It's the same drill the NFL foisted upon us after 9/11, and a good ol' White Boy Quarterback shall lead them.

I don't know if this means Drake Maye gets 4-6 rings or not.  But I do think he gets this one, and I will predict the very same 20-17 score of that fateful rigged Super Bowl XXXVI.  And the same manner of it ending with a field goal at the gun -- whether or not it actually unduly runs out the excess time on the clock.

A new fucking low for the orange cocksucker...

Donald Trump, today, posted a video on his Truth Social account Thursday night (since deleted) depicting the Obamas as monkeys.

...

...

And people wonder why I have had one visit from the Secret Service already in his second term, and that it is becoming harder to foresee not having a second one.

Had a feeling the Justin Tucker thing would rear it's ugly head...

Just didn't think it would do it so obviously.

This set up right like the old NFL script:

• A listless 13-10 after three quarters -- 27 in the fourth.
• Touchdown passes of 50 and 64 yards for Lamar Jackson put the Steelers behind the 8-ball twice.  Never mind that Jackson only had about 120 yards passing otherwise.
• Steelers get the ball back, down four, so they must score a touchdown in 2:20 with no timeouts.
• They do so -- BUT they miss the extra point, so a Ravens field goal wins the game, not ties it.

The NFL is the new WWE. Zero wind on this kick (Orange flags still as can be) and the kick goes that right??? Hmmm 🤔 #Rigged #Ravens #Steelers https://t.co/k6ZHXKOOPo

— Love! (@Sixth_Paths) January 5, 2026

• And wouldn't you know it...  Last play of the regular season is for the division title from 44 yards (never mind that they had the timeouts to manipulate the clock for at least one shot at the end zone, or for Derrick Henry to take a few yards off the kick).
• This was the result, from Justin Tucker's replacement, Tyler Loop...

And the Ravens kicker, Tyler Loop, misses the game winning field goal in the same end zone the priest was seen blessing with holy water. The @Steelers are AFC North Champs pic.twitter.com/vrBVBohGA7

— SFI (@SFI412724) January 5, 2026

He Vanderjagts it.  And just as intentionally.

2025 Week 17 Political Rankings -- NFC (and a major possible change to the AFC)

First, the AFC:

As of this morning, Denver is now in front of the AFC Politicals.

Stefon Diggs has been charged with felony strangulation regarding an incident on December 2nd in Massachusetts.

Most other years, this would be a definite.  Like the one year that someone got arrested the week of the Super Bowl and that basically decided everything politically (I believe that was Chiefs-49ers if my memory correctly serves.).  Like the Britt Reid incident, etc.

This year, there is the one caveat of the Big Orange Fuck.  That he is the poster child for something like this MIGHT actually make what Diggs is being charged with be a manifestation of REAL MANHOOD (RARGH!).

If Donald Trump is at least partially calling the shots, and I believe he is, that could actually be something that could put the Patriots over the top, because that could be what a Patriotic White American Male Landowner is designed to do.

But I'm going to put Denver in front at this point in time, with that very important (and large) caveat.

With that, the NFC Politicals:

Still, really only the one team to list:

Chicago.  And that's for the reason I stated last week.

Chicago is a cesspool to the Trump regime.  Indiana went for Trump by 20 points.

The fact that the (next?) three best teams in the NFC are all liberal West Coast (and then you have Philadelphia) means that, as far as a political discussion to win the Super Bowl, especially with Bad Bunny Halftime ICE Mania a very real possibility (I wonder if Vegas is going to take bets that the authorities prevent the Super Bowl Halftime Show from completing...), it's either Chicago or hold your nose in the NFC.

The other six NFC playoff teams are:

• Three liberal West Coast situations
• Philadelphia (which see Chicago)
• Green Bay (too crippled to be credible at this point -- they'll probably only be served for the 2-7 with Chicago)
• and an NFC South winner that might well be 8-9 if Tampa Bay wins.

After Sunday's festival, I do think they now have it down to San Francisco and Chicago for the NFC title game for POINTS! and EXCITEMENT!! 

I do still believe that, except for Chicago, they're all jobbing to whoever wins the AFC. 

2025 Week 17 Kayfabe and Political -- AFC

Game tonight is all NFC.  Only one playoff spot remains in the AFC.

So we'll start with the Politicals first.

1) New England

2) Denver

Still think the "Patriot" angle, especially with Fatfuck and Bad Bunny, is not only a neck in front for the AFC, but more than that ahead of anything the NFC has to offer politically.  And, as I've said before, if you thought 2025 was Trump politicizing everything badly, I don't think that has anything to offer with 2026, the 250 year anniversary, the World Cup, the Winter Transphobe Games, etc.

3) Buffalo

I do think they could well be in the league's back pocket.  If there was a year to pay off the Bills Mafia and Josh Allen, this could well be the one.  I just think there's a far more intensive political angle with at least the #1 above.  And the reason they're #3 behind Denver is, more, kayfabe -- Buffalo is a wildcard team.

The other three teams all in the playoffs now have two major flaws:  Yes, I do think The Race Card at quarterback is a very important thing, especially with Orange Fatfuck getting his tiny hands into the equation.  And LA, either way (Chargers or Rams) is a flat no as things presently stand.

The only reason I'm not rating Pittsburgh #4 at this point (because of COVIDIOT-8 and very little else!) is because they have to beat Baltimore next week to even get in.

Kayfabe:

1) Denver (13-3, won AFC West, wins common game tiebreaker over the Patriots

Common:  Raiders (NE 0-1, DEN 2-0), Titans (both won), Bengals (both won), Giants (both won), Jets (NE 2-0, DEN 1-0)

2) New England (13-3, won AFC East, loses common game tiebreaker with the Patriots.

3) Jacksonville (12-4, IN)

4) This one, I'll save time and just say the Pittsburgh-Baltimore Week 18 winner.

5) Houston (11-5, IN, wins HTH sweep over LAC and BUF AND conference record tiebreaker (9-2) over both the Chargers and Buffalo (both 8-3)) 

6) Los Angeles Chargers (11-5, IN, wins common game tiebreaker over the Bills)

7) Buffalo (11-5, IN, loses common game tiebreaker with the Chargers)

Common:  Chiefs (LAC 2-0, BUF 1-0), Steelers (both won), Eagles (LAC won, BUF lost), Dolphins (LAC won, BUF lost)

Week 18 in the AFC:

Plenty to unpack here.

Irrelevant:  Raiders/Chiefs, Cleveland/Cincinnati.

Win or Go Home:  Sunday nighter:  Baltimore at Pittsburgh, winner is the #4, loser is out.

Denver is the #1 seed if they defeat the Chargers, or if Denver does no worse than both Jacksonville and New England.

New England is the #1 seed if they defeat Miami AND Denver loses.  Jacksonville has a better conference record than both New England and Denver, so a New England loss means they are out for the #1.  New England can be no worse than the #3 to begin with, nor no less than the #2 if they win.

Jacksonville is the #1 seed if they defeat Indianapolis AND both New England and Denver lose (conference record, 10-2 vs. 8-4 each).

Houston wins the AFC South and snags the #3 if they beat Indianapolis and somehow Jacksonville loses to Tennessee.  Houston is the #5 if they and Jacksonville both win, or if all three of Houston, the Chargers, and Buffalo all lose.

LAC is the #5 with a win and a Houston loss.  LAC is #6 with a win.

Buffalo, to improve their position, must win and have at least one of the Chargers and Houston lose.

And, as again predicted:

DK Metcalf has been suspended for the remainder of the regular season for his altercation with a Detroit fan at Ford Field.

And the worse thing is this probably isn't the first time:  The two apparently have beef and history. 

That is Metcalf's EIGHTEENTH NFL fine/suspension infringement since his career began in 2019. 

2025 Week 16 NFL Kayfabe and Political Rankings -- AFC only

Yes, Indianapolis plays tomorrow, and that's important for at least kayfabe, but the position is locked either way.

But we can do the AFC either way on Indianapolis (San Francisco, however, is a bit more complicated on both ends, so that has to wait until after MNF)...

Kayfabe:

New England and Denver are 12-3 and both IN THE PLAYOFFS.

1) Denver (12-3, IN, common game tiebreaker over New England)

It is beginning to look like Denver-Chargers is going to be the Week 18 finale.  The Chargers can win the West with two wins.  Denver MUST beat the Chargers or hope the Chargers lose next week.  And that's just the division.

2) New England (12-3, IN, loses common game tiebreaker to Denver) 

New England needs two wins and a Denver loss (either game) for the #1 seed.  They split with the 11-4 Bills, so every win counts.

3) Jacksonville (11-4, IN if Indianapolis loses Monday night)

They have wins over the Chargers and Broncos.  New England somewhat complicates things for them, but two wins would give Jacksonville a conference record tiebreaker over everybody not named the Chargers or Texans.  They split with the 10-5 Texans, same drill as the Patriots.

4) Pittsburgh (9-6, WINS THE AFC NORTH with a win or a Baltimore loss, but is out if they lose twice and Baltimore wins twice)

And yes, Lions fans, that was Offensive Pass Interference on the final play there. 

5) LA Chargers (11-4, wins conference record tiebreaker over Buffalo because Buffalo has one more conference loss in playing one more AFC game already (8-2 vs. 8-3), IN if Indianapolis loses Monday night)

The Jaguars won the meeting between the two, however.  They need probably two wins, a New England loss, and a Jacksonville loss for the #1 seed.

Win next week, Chargers-Broncos is for the whole shooting match in the West no matter what the Broncos do next week.  

6) Buffalo (11-4, loses conference record tiebreaker to the Chargers, IN if Indianapolis loses Monday night)

Split the Patriots, but lost another game in the division, so they need two wins and a Patriots loss to explore further tiebreakers in the East, which would be their only path to the #1 seed -- win that tiebreaker (which is too deep to look at, hope the Chargers win the West at 13-4, and survive the Chargers and maybe the Jaguars.

7) Houston (10-5)

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN:

Indianapolis (8-6, pretty much must win Monday Night, wild card only)

A loss would mean they would have to win next week, Houston would have to lose, and then Indy would have to beat Houston Week 18. 

Baltimore (7-8, division only, must win twice and have Pittsburgh lose twice)

Political:

1) New England

2) Denver

Still have the Patriots a neck in front of the Broncos because of name and the fact that Drake Maye really DOES appear to be on the short list of a mega-push this year.  MVP may come down to the two (White) quarterbacks.

3) Pittsburgh

As much as Jacksonville has two games on them and Pittsburgh is probably going to face a team with a better record than them at their home field on wild-card weekend, it can and will not be ignored that, for all intents and purposes, MAGA COVIDIOT-8 is going to be in the playoffs.  Yes, I do believe, as a result of Aaron Rodgers' political beliefs, they've got a better shot than the Chargers.

Somehow.  As UrinatingTree says, the bullshit IS real.

4) Buffalo

Very quiet 11-4, and it really does sound to me like they're being held in the back pocket, just in case.  As much as Buffalo has made a lot of regular season noise, though, other teams have gotten more of a push.

Not considering:

LA Chargers due to LA, and the fact that their fanbase probably resembles Phoenix' the one year they made the Super Bowl.

Jacksonville because of a Black quarterback and several other more "patriotic" (read: White) alternatives.  The geography fits and the league themselves have probably wanted to push Trevor Lawrence, but I don't think this one is in their hands at all.  

Houston, about the same problem as Jacksonville, and about the only people who really know the Strouds are those who know Tom Grossi memes, such as myself.

Indianapolis has been pulled for some odd reason, and Baltimore is all but out.

ELIMINATED:  Jets, Dolphins, Browns, Bengals, Titans, Chiefs, and Raiders. 

2025 NFL Week 14 Kayfabe and Political Rankings

God, for being two of the better teams in the NFL, that game tonight was UGLY.  Most turnovers in an NFL game since 2000 (8).

Well, that shakes things up a bit.

NFC:

Kayfabe:

1) LA Rams (10-3, HTH win over the Seahawks)

Might get a good idea what these guys are worth in the next two weeks.  Home to Detroit and then at the Seahawks in the rematch.

2) Green Bay (9-3-1)

Oh, if they only won at least one of the earlier-season games they could've.  None of the three losses nor the tie are very good on their record.  Some might consider them the best in the NFC, but @Denver, @Chicago, Baltimore will say quite a bit.

3) Philadelphia (8-5)

That division is turning into as much a Tank Division as the AFC North!

4) Tampa Bay (7-6, common games over Carolina)

They play twice in the last three weeks, including Week 18.  Early candidate for Win or Go Home Sunday nighter?

5) Seattle (10-3, loses HTH with the Rams)

Bit of a road to hoe after next week with the depleted Colts.  Home to the Rams in the rematch, at Carolina and San Francisco.

6) San Francisco (9-4, wins conference tiebreaker over the Bears)

7) Chicago (9-4, loses conference tiebreaker to San Francisco)

They do play, Week 17, the Sunday night after Christmas.

Detroit is one game out, Carolina is two.

Political:

I'm not comfortable ranking the NFC teams.  I think they all have enough political weaknesses that none of them are going to win a Donald Trump-driven Super Bowl (Super Bowl "We Hate Bad Bunny, even though Puerto Rico is an American territory!").

If you don't believe me, answer this about another game this week:  If Lamar Jackson were White, and/or pro-MAGA, that pass to Isiah Likely is a touchdown, right?

Yeah, I went there.

AFC:  

Kayfabe:

1) Denver (11-2, 7-2 conference record, 6-2 for New England)

Only two of their eleven wins have been outside one score.  If that doesn't indicate some pimping...  Big game:  #1 AFC vs. #2 NFC late window Sunday with Green Bay that should tell us a lot about both teams and where they are going.

2) New England (11-2, loses conference record tiebreak to Denver)

I still think this is where Trumpie and the MAGAs want to go, especially with the likes of the Charlie Kirk Memorial Halftime Show, etc.

3) Jacksonville (9-4)

4) Pittsburgh (7-6)

Don't think some of us haven't noticed that bias there, NFL...

5) LA Chargers (9-4, 7-2 vs. 6-3 conference record with Buffalo)

6) Buffalo (9-4, loses conference tiebreaker to the Chargers)

7) Houston (8-5, HTH win over the Colts, rematch in Week 18)

Kayfabe:

1) New England

2) Denver

3) Pittsburgh

4) Buffalo

5) Houston 

After Further Review: The Quarterback Race Card??

Steelers win, and it's complete refball...

 

No one at the NFL level has any idea what a catch is, especially as it relates to the EZ. How is that control, then two feet down in the EZ isn't a TD? Certainly a new standard if three feet are needed in order to establish a TD.#Ravens #RavensFlock pic.twitter.com/j0fg6F79JV

— All 22 Films (@All_22_NFL_Cuts) December 7, 2025

One of the major reasons I have not been posting as much is I do believe that, if you think this year is bad for politicization of everything around the Orange Oompa-Loompa Jabba The Hutt, you haven't seen anything yet. I don't think it's just Lamar being Black, but that the other quarterback is COVIDIOT-8, one of the most MAGA pieces of shit in the NFL.

2025 Week 13 Kayfabe and Political Rankings

Well, I think we have a definitive front-runner for the Super Bowl title.  New England.

Yes, they've beaten a bunch of shit teams, but the fact is that they check the boxes for what it appears the people who want to make the decisions, including Herr Orange Fatfuck, want.

Yeah, it's beginning to look like Super Bowl XXXVI, all over again...

NFC:

Kayfabe:

1) Chicago (9-3, conference tiebreaker over the Rams)

Yes, as of today, the Chicago Bears are the #1 seed in the NFC.  No sane person can actually believe they are the best team, but a win over the Packers on Sunday will do a lot.

2) Los Angeles Rams (9-3, loses conference tiebreaker to the Bears)

Spoiler alert:  They are the #1 Political in the NFC.  Not quite sure why everyone is pimping the Rams, but it does appear that they are the team the media, etc. is pimping out of the NFC.

3) Philadelphia (8-4)

4) Tampa Bay (7-5)

5) Seattle (9-3)

6) Green Bay (8-3-1)

7) San Francisco (9-4)

Political:

1) LA Rams

As I said, I'm not sure why they're being pimped (I can come up with two better choices for MAGA from teams out of the playoffs (Carolina and Dallas), and one far below them in them (Green Bay)!).  This would definitely be a "lose to the AFC Champion" scenario.

Not really much to separate the rest, it's just clear that there's a definitely top of the litter as far as who's being pimped.

AFC: 

Kayfabe:

1) New England (11-2)

Finally into their bye week...

The two weakest schedules in the NFL right now are the Patriots and Bears.  Yes, this is bias due to their own records, but they are also at the bottom of Strength of Victory as well.

That said, all the checkmarks are there, and with Bad Bunny scheduled at halftime, you know the "Great" Orange Fatfuck wants his mitts in determining who wins.

2) Denver (10-2)

Probably far and away the 1 and 2 for the Politicals as well.

3) Jacksonville (8-4, common games over Indianapolis)

4) Baltimore (6-6, common games over Pittsburgh)

Both pairs have their first meeting on Sunday in the early slot.

5) LA Chargers (8-4, conference tiebreak over Buffalo and Indianapolis)

6) Indianapolis (8-4, loses conference tiebreak to the Chargers, wins it over the Bills)

7) Buffalo (8-4, loses conference tiebreakers to the Chargers and Colts)

Politicals:

1) New England

2) Denver

and from there...  maybe Baltimore at least to get them up if Lamar can stay healthy... 

And our first LOLCows:  Yep, no less than four teams didn't even make it to December before elimination:  The Giants, Saints, Titans, and Raiders.  The Titans, the only team with one win, have the #1 draft pick right now. 

2025 Week Eleven Political and Kayfabe Rankings

With Dallas and LOL Las Vegas playing tomorrow night, this can be done now:

AFC Kayfabe:

1) Denver (9-2, 6-2 in conference vs. 5-3 for New England)

2) New England (9-2, loses conference tiebreaker to Denver)

3) Indianapolis (8-2)

4) Pittsburgh (6-4)

5) Buffalo (7-3)

6) LA Chargers (7-4)

7) Jacksonville (6-4)

AFC Political:

1) New England -- it may take a playoff loss in Denver to do it, Denver is on a roll and is getting into a stretch of winnable games, but until I see different, I still think "Patriots Are Champions" is the way Fatfuck would wanna go here.

2) Denver -- outside of the question of whether Denver itself is liberal enough, they do check all the boxes, and should be favored in every remaining game.

3) Indianapolis -- it is really a three-team race, and it's no secret that all three are very conservative in one realm or another, and all have White quarterbacks. 

NFC Kayfabe:

1) Philadelphia (8-2, 7-1 conference vs. only 3-2 conference for the Rams)

2) LA Rams (8-2, lose conference tiebreaker to Philly)

3) Chicago (7-3 -- yes, the Bears now lead the North)

4) Tampa Bay (6-4)

5) Seattle (7-3)

6) San Francisco (7-4)

7) Green Bay (6-3-1) 

The only thing I think I am now clear on the Politicals is, as of this week, it's a two-team race (Philly and the Rams), and whoever wins of those or Chicago will lose the Super Bowl to whoever emerges from the AFC. 

Probably the least surprising news of the weekend...

Adrian Peterson.

DWI and weapons charges near Houston, his second DWI in seven months.

He remains in jail today.

Gee what a fucking shock. 

2025 Week Seven Political Rankings

NFC:

Really, it's a crapshoot right now.  Eight teams have two losses or fewer.

• No one is going to convince me Green Bay is for real until they can show that they can't just luck their way to 27 points and winning that way.  The offense is stout, 27 points in each of their four wins and 40 with Dallas.  But the defense has not gotten to snuff yet.  Sunday night in the COVIDIOT Bowl might tell us more.  Unless the Bullshit Is Real.
• Philadelphia would be a nice job-counter to a more MAGA AFC team, and that's about all I can say.  They are 5-2 though.
• Detroit is 5-2, and would be a nice shoot pick, but I can't think that the people (more, IMODO, person) involved in making the decision wants a Philadelphia or a Detroit to win the Super Bowl
• ... or a 5-2 San Francisco
• ... or a 5-2 LA Rams
• ... or a 5-2 Seattle, though that would probably be the best option of those five, if it weren't on the liberal West Coast.
• Tampa's 5-2, but that loss to Detroit has just shuffled them back into the deck a bit.  Still would probably be the best choice of the ones I've listed, but...
• And Chicago is 4-2...  Somehow.

AFC:

1. Indianapolis
2. New England
3. Denver
4. Pittsburgh (to be re-evaluated after the COVIDIOT Bowl Sunday night...) 

2025 Week 6 Political Rankings

AFC:

1) Indianapolis

With the two losses by Buffalo and the inexcusable loss by the Steelers Thursday night, we can no longer ignore that Indy checks the boxes -- a city that Trump would find acceptable, a White quarterback, etc.

Indianapolis is the only team right now in the top AFC tier that also doesn't have an inexcusable loss or two on their resume.

That's it's Derp Jones is even a further insult to the debacle that is the New York Ants.  And another reason Goodell should force an investigation on the New York teams.

2) New England

Gonna put this up here as a function of the same checking of all the Trump boxes, as well as the "It could be anyone's season" meme that definitely appears to be in force at the NFL offices.

And if, as I'm beginning to suspect, this could be a very different country even by Super Bowl XL this February (I don't see the shutdown ending before the checks and cards are at least threatened stopped and it gets real sporty out there before Christmas...), equating a White quarterback and Patriots being champions (including Robert Kraft being a rub-and-tug partner of Donald Trump -- some of us didn't forget THAT STORY too!) could be the move too.

Yes, inexcusable loss to the Faders, but three in a row, including a win at Buffalo, can't be underestimated.

3) Denver

Same thought with Denver, maybe a bit less politically-compatible of a city, but 4-2 with a White quarterback could be a nice MAGA presentation.

Considered less:

Pittsburgh:  What the Hell was that Thursday night?

Buffalo:  Like Pittsburgh, has to show me something to get back into the mix.

Jacksonville:  Can't see them going with Trevor Lawrence.  The NFL is still a quarterback media-driven league, and even though Lawrence has been at least an occasional push by the NFL, the fact is that he's not going to be politically compatible with what is almost-certainly going to be a highly politically White Right-charged Super Bowl.

Kansas City:  Not yet.  They're 3-3 on a brutal schedule, and it's clear that only last week against Detroit did they get some of the benefits we've associated with the Chiefs in previous seasons.  That's going to have to percolate a bit, though.

NFC:

1) Tampa Bay

Can't be avoided anymore.  5-1 in a very Trump-friendly state with a White quarterback.  Definitely ticks the boxes, and when you look at the rest of the conference right now, on a purely political front, who do you have?  Seriously?

Green Bay is next on the record at 3-1-1, but an inexcusable loss to Cleveland, a draw with a fairly-weak Dallas team, a questionable defense (and Micah Parsons has spoken up about it all), and Jordan Love isn't White.  Green Bay, in semi-rural Wisconsin in a county Trump carried by eight points, would make a lot of sense, but there do seem to be better options the league is pursuing a bit more fervently - right now.  But, again, "It could be anyone's season."

There are EIGHT two-loss teams in the NFC right now.

• Philly is definitely into the "Show Me, Don't Tell Me" column, especially with a loss to the LOLCOW Ants.  (Washington would be a better choice for them, especially with Trump trying to make the entire city about himself, but they are 3-3.)
• Detroit appears to be a no at this point, especially with the NFL insidiously telling them to get their house in order with the whole Brian Branch thing -- and then NFL Films promptly throwing Branch completely under the bus later in the week.  Detroit would be a very good "shoot" pick (Good team, willing to play for their coach, can win big games the last couple years), but I don't see it as a political one, and I think they are in the beginnings of an active de-push.
• Minnesota has feasted pretty well on the AFC (they've already played three of their four AFC opponents, going 2-1), but this definitely appears like a "not this year" pick.  Minnesota and Philadelphia play this week to start dealing with the congestion.
• Chicago is just plain out because it's Chicago.  Two 25-24 road wins cannot be ignored, but let's see if they can beat a team with more quality than the Commanders.
• Atlanta is a no, I think, because of Michael Penix.  That said, they have had some solid wins this year over teams they probably should not have beaten.  3-2 is better than I think some of them had pinned Atlanta for.
• San Francisco is a no because San Francisco, and the injuries will take care of that real soon.
• The Rams, like the Chargers, are a no because LA.  I really do think the Orange Fatfuck is going to have a lot to say about who wins the Super Bowl this year (maybe he can steal the Lombardi and put it next to his stolen World Cup), and that means LA is completely out.
• Seattle??  Probably too liberal of a city for them, checks the rest of the boxes.

Obviously, still a LOT to shake out.  There are two reasons this has been such a volatile season:  The fact that I do think Trump has a voice in the decision process this year, and that the NFL is taking their float commercial and "It could be anyone's season" seriously. 

Another thing to remember as you watch your foobaw...

Disgusting footage from the Texas-Bama game. Racist Bama students yelling racist remarks to the Texas players. Get this out to the recruits.@OBWire @AnwarRichardson @kyleumlang @espn @barstoolsports@TexasLonghorns @TexasFootball #AlabamaFootball#TexasFootball #Alabama #Texas pic.twitter.com/q9isz1fQtS

— Longhorns Guy (@burntorangebuzz) September 10, 2023

 (Hat-tip to my anonymous friend.)

Here Come the Right Wing Pigs For the NBA

Daily Caller, fascist rag, calling for the folding of the NBA after Team USA's loss to Germany, because American basketball is no longer the best in the world.

No, just admit it:  You don't like it because most of the game is Black.

More boos in Kansas City for Black Lives...

I do wonder how the NFL will approach this league-wide come Sunday, but the White fans of the NFL in Kansas City (and fascist bitch pig Kari Lake) are slamming the NFL this morning for the use of the "Black National Anthem" "Lift Every Voice And Sing".

Lake, while governor of Arizona, refused to stand like the racist, homophobic, and transphobic sow she is when the NFL did the same for the Super Bowl this past season.

One piece of evidence which might indicate the NFL heading into similar trouble with the NBA should Donald Trump and similar cows come home to roost in 2024...

... or before.

Can we please arrest these fascist bigots/racists yet?

Libs of TikTok, that conservative terrorist organization on the Internet, struck again today, when an Oakland elementary school was deemed "racist to Whites", so fucking terrorist retards from the site phoned in BOMB THREATS.

The same level of fucking bomb threats phoned in to the likes of transgender gamers, hospitals acceding to gender-affirming care, etc.

And this on the day when the EFF threw away all their remaining credibility and actually supported absolute free speech...

Including that of Kiwi Farms...

You know, the Kiwi Farms of which I wrote about thusly in Post #4500...

"They state that they believe the Kiwi Farms-esque threats to transgender gamer Keffals are nothing but "free speech", even if they do, in fact, result in her death.  Last report, the third attempt to house them has gone to the full-scale Dark Web in TOR.  This, after various European lethal bigots were being given instructions to bomb restaurants Keffals frequented after she had been exiled from her home nation of Canada because of the first wave of death threats."

"Dear idiots...."