I think the Bengals are winning the SB.
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Come on man. Mahomes chewed them up in the first half. You can draw your own conclusions as to what happened in the 2nd half but let's just say he was a VERY DIFFERENT QB. No sour grapes here! Had Bengals ML and plus points. Thank u Patrick for laying down!
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I didn't see the last game so I can't comment. How about the last play of the first half? EVERYONE knows that pass HAS to go into the end zone. And then the 2nd half was just downright abysmal. I love the announcers talking about all the great half time adjustments. BS - Mahomes disappeared and was nowhere to be found.
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Technically as far as TV ratings go, last years historic Brady vs Mahomes was the worst in 50 years
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They included the streaming viewers AND the out of home viewers which they never counted before..
https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2021/02/super-bowl-ratings-lowest-52-years-buccaneers-chiefs/
[FONT="]Sunday?s Buccaneers-Chiefs Super Bowl 55 averaged a Nielsen-estimated 38.2 rating and 91.63 million viewers on CBS, marking the lowest rated edition of the game since Super Bowl 3 on NBC in 1969 (Jets-Colts: 36.0) and the least-watched since Super Bowl 40 on ABC in 2006 (Steelers-Seahawks: 90.75M). It was just the seventh Super Bowl with less than a 40 rating, and the first since 1990 (49ers-Broncos: 39.0) ? snapping a 30-year streak. [Related: Super Bowl ratings history.][/FONT]
[FONT="]Across all platforms, the game averaged 96.4 million viewers ? the lowest since Super Bowl 41 on CBS in 2007 (Colts-Bears: 93.18M). That includes a streaming audience of 5.7 million, the largest such audience ever for an NFL game and up 68% from last year (3.4M).[/FONT]
