Allen as an MVP is delusional at best. He just can’t win in the clutch and his floor then other QB’s his swings from MVP level play to why his he out there is too extreme. I think a lot of it is coaching. Hurts or Prudy should be MVP.

I don’t, but lying about in interviews after he left was stupid.

Making them full time officials, better training, in game video reviews, booth officials calling obvious infractions or overriding obvious bad calls, fixing the current rules to actually comply with physics.

The only upside of A.I. is that I might be gone by the time it crushes humanity, the downside my grandchildren will live to see the epic failures of humanity’s greed.

My dream Superbowl would be Texans and Lions in Dallas, as the Texans win and watching Jones stroke out on live TV and the screams of Bud Adams coming from his grave.

I disagree, it is more likely they don’t care enough to change it. The current system makes more money directly and indirectly (gambling). The minuet, the net profits dip because of bad officiating they will change it overnight

I have slowly been watching a lot less football these last several years. I’m tired of the trash talking on social media by players and fans. Obviously bad officiating for the last decade, and the NFL refusing to fix it. It’s not even the number of penalties, but the inconstancy of it. The constant squeezing more money out of me just to watch it on TV. Plus the lack of player development. Now with gambling being sanctioned, I expect a major gambling scandal any day now. It seems like the current crop of owners only care about money.

Leasing players would be a bad idea on many levels. Players are not really plug and play. Integrating a new QB into an unfamiliar system would take awhile and might pan out as expected. The salary cap issues would be huge and you could see dynasties that last for decades and conversely no hope for the bad teams. What happens with season or career ending injuries? Who pays for that? Those are just issues off the top of my head.