Super Bowl is right around the corner. Who's going to win? Is it going to be the Chiefs? Is it going to be the Eagles? And also, is the NFL and the Super Bowl rigged? I'm going to dive into all the intricate details on who the winner is going to be and who the loser is going to be and the loser.

Whoever that's going to be, what are their only chance of winning? Does that make sense to you? I know who the loser is going to be, but there's one piece of hope that they can hang on that's actually going to help them win. So if you're new to the channel, if you want to learn about NFL news, fantasy football, you want to get all the up-to-date information, this is the channel you have to subscribe. Smash it tap and slap it. And let's make this ultra interactive. Make sure you guys drop a comment below. Let me know who you think is gonna be the winner because I wanna get your feedback. I want you guys to dive into this because prior to going into the Super Bowl, I even saw the NFL award, Soup Dog was out there saying, making jokes about the ref, okay?

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Alright, let's dive into this.

So who's gonna win?

What we need to talk about first of all the

spread and that is leading towards the chiefs they are at the time this recording a one

point favorite going into this the Super Bowl's gonna be held in New Orleans and you

know Super Bowls they you know they get a ton of eyeballs, they get a lot of seats sold.

Now, going into this game, by the way, the nosebleed section, the worst, the lowest end seat was selling over 10K.

The prices of these tickets were plummeting and I think now it's selling for like 5 to 6K for like the lowest end seat.

So it seems like a lot of people and there's been this movement saying boycott the NFL, the NFL's rigged. And a lot of people are pissed off to see the Chiefs end up in the Super Bowl. Now, I'm hated as the, and I'm wearing the Eagles hat because I'm a big Sequin-Barkley fantasy football advocate, and I was promoting him and I had him on my fantasy teams. That's why I have

the Eagles hat. But there's a lot of people that actually hate the Eagles. Okay, understandably so based on

what we've seen some of the fan-based people do, right? Now, everybody's kind of rooting for the

Eagles because everybody hates on the Chiefs because nobody wants to keep winners keep winning, right?

They want to kind of see the underdog shine. And this case you know based on where the spread's going the Eagles are the underdog and based on what the refs are doing so leading up I'm going to get to the winner in a second here but I want to talk about what kind of led up to this finale here and a big part of it was the Bills and the Chiefs game. Now, go back. I did a ton of

videos. I had Brian Tuey on, the author of The Fixes in talking about how the NFL is rigged,

how it's fixed, and how literally these guys, it's an entertainment company. The NFL doesn't care.

It's the entertainment company. They can rig these games with no legal ramifications.

So understand that you have to follow the money. Now the Chiefs, I was looking at the season, I'm like, they're a terrible team. They basically pulled out wind, inside of the skin of their teeth. They had close games with the Vegas Raiders. They had close games versus the crappy Carolina Panthers. They had close games versus the Chargers. If you look at from like week 12 to

week 17, go back, look, there's a lot of games that they just barely pulled out. And then I thought that was kind of sketchy. And then I saw, okay, you know, the obvious proof was there. When you watch that Bill's game, you watched over and over, that first down with Josh Allen, the catch to Xavier Ruthie, which wasn't the catch, hit the floor, right?

At the ground.

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