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Patrick Mahomes leaves with an injury, so of course the Madden Curse comes up
Written By Sara Jane Harris Every year since 1998, EA Sports has featured at least one NFL player on the front of its popular "Madden" video game. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes graces the cover of the 2020 version.
That was no curse
ReplyDeleteIt was a stupid decision to run a quarter back sneak when you have running backs that are paid to pick up one yard
No curse, just overpaid jackasses playing with a ball.
ReplyDelete^^Yet they matter and you don't. Weird.
ReplyDeleteWho cares
ReplyDelete^^You do!
ReplyDelete10:01 no they don't. In the end all they do is fill people with false hope while raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars every month from people who really shouldn't be wasting their money on overpriced food, clothes, and other trinkets. If they win they win if they lose they still win just look at their bank accounts. Does the last place teams ever suffer any hardships like the common person would if the company he works for is last in sales? When was last time a football team got laid off without pay in the off season because of a bad year?
ReplyDelete^^Are you retarded? It's none of your damn business what others spend their money on. Just because you have none, doesn't mean everyone else is broke. Your arguments are false equivalencies. They don't fill me with hope dumbass, I go to the games to have fun pure and simple. I know that's impossible for a broken, busted, bitter, wreck of a human being like you to understand. Mind your own business retard, you have a hell of a lot more to worry about than the Chiefs, maybe working learning more than 50 words first?
ReplyDelete^^Says the profoundly retarded person
ReplyDeleteCould be a Madden curse but it most definitely is The National Anthem Curse at work here.
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