The Oh, Bad Takes abound. Wow. An underreported consequence of the bad football game are the bad takes that ensue.

And it makes sense. Bad analysis of what the Rams did wrong.

Bad analysis of what the Patriots did right.

And poorly thought out rationalizations for failures on both

sides of the football the failure to entertain that was the great failure of Super Bowl 53. It was a failure to entertain.

Are you not entertain?

Are you not entertain?

Are you not entertain?

Hmm. No. And when it comes to Super Bowl 53, it's important that we enunciate the word

bowl. It was a super bowl. But you can't tell that to Trewingo because Trewingo not only believes that it was a good game that it was entertaining it was good football

Are you not entertained? And that's fine, a lot of people think that.

Those people are wrong, but it's an opinion.

You may enjoy the aesthetics of the punt formation.

You may prefer punts to touchdowns.

I don't. I find touchdowns pretty close to infinitely more entertaining than punts. So let's just say I disagree with Trey Wenga. But calling the Super Bowl a good game wasn't the egregious

Tray Wingo take. The analysis I object to is that sports fans and analysts

and players themselves even are not allowed to express discontent with the game

Waving a castigating finger at the critics of Super Bowl 53 telling telling me to shut up, telling my father to shut up, telling my

daughter to shut up.

My daughter loves the Patriots and she gets locked in

I've ever seen if football is on the television she gets locked in

AFC championship game she was a walking zombie her eyes 85% shut, yet she was persevering.

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