sucking sound also could have been the footballs being deflated.
They still haven't won a super bowl not cheating.
Cheers
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The funny thing is, I don't even brew beer. I just joined this place because no one else was doing it.
But seriously, good game. Shouldn't have won that one. Maybe we'll meet up next year.
ChshreCat
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LOL... I was about to respond but then I remember the name of this forum.
Glad you pointed this out. I'm no real sports fan, and when I do I prefer that wacky big-ball, longer field, less downs version we call the CFL. That said even I could tell that this was a down right stupid play to make. Particularly when that guy whose name I forgot - wanting to say Seattle 24 - just ran the ball 6 or 8 yards to get it to the 1. Do the same thing you fools! Think of that Gilbert Godfriend Hollywood Squares moment. "You fool!"
If you watch that interception real carefully you can see the pats defense actually doing a bit of pass interference in order to get to the ball. Not hating, but watch the replay and see it for yourself.
All in all the game was more of an excuse for lots of family members who don't congregate often to do so and have a good time. Enjoyed the evening and enjoyed the company.
Ohferchrissakes. Where the eff do you see even a hint of PI on that play?
That's just plain weak sauce, son.
Aaaaanyway...
What you all just witnessed was the greatest quarterback of all time, the greatest coach of all time, and of course the greatest team of the modern era.
The New England Patriots: Dynasty Rebooted.
Cheers! :rockin:
That's just plain weak sauce, son.
Aaaaanyway...
What you all just witnessed was the greatest quarterback of all time, the greatest coach of all time, and of course the greatest team of the modern era.
The New England Patriots: Dynasty Rebooted.
Cheers! :rockin:
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By blindly listening to my father and not doing my own research of course. Still a no-question stupid pass though. That is running territory.
ChshreCat
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Yep. Was total PI on the play, but I can't even be mad about that. The play call overshadows all. Should have been an easy Hawk victory, but it was given away to a lesser team. Oh well, we'll be back to dominate all you schmucks next year. Going to three in a row and winning two will be just as good as back to back IMO.
My boys stopped blindly buying in years ago. They're wicked smaht
Carroll's tried out two different explanations so far - it was either a huge mistake, or an awesome plan.
On more fascinating stuff, we have Tommy doing a Tebow in front of Sherman...
http://images.scribblelive.com/2015/2/2/eadcb48b-cc0f-4f37-b961-137903c6bd43_400.jpg
That's just plain strange.
Or...maybe he's giving Sherman the choke sign....
Gotta love this one:
Cheers!
Carroll's tried out two different explanations so far - it was either a huge mistake, or an awesome plan.
On more fascinating stuff, we have Tommy doing a Tebow in front of Sherman...
http://images.scribblelive.com/2015/2/2/eadcb48b-cc0f-4f37-b961-137903c6bd43_400.jpg
That's just plain strange.
Or...maybe he's giving Sherman the choke sign....
Gotta love this one:
Cheers!
Had to quote this whole sad mess just in case you sober up later and delete it.
Instead, it will live here in all its gloriously pathetic infamy, forever.
Cheers!
adiochiro3
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sucking sound also could have been the footballs being deflated.
They still haven't won a super bowl not cheating.
Cheers
Neither have the Cheathawks or Cheat Carroll (not even a college national championship for that matter before abandoning his cheating mess at USC)...
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The defender's got every right to make a play on the ball like that. Besides, there was pass interference (on both sides) ALL NIGHT. Which is all right - both teams' defensive backs like to play physical, but there was a lot of hand-checking going on all night. Looked like Ty Law beating the **** out of Marvin Harrison back in the day.
Going to be a lot of fun watching Seattle revert to their normal place in the world, putting up a 7-9 or 8-8 season after Lynch signs elsewhere. Unless Pete Carroll goes back to his USC tricks and just pays him under the table.
Darwin18
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Seahawks gave it away to a much lessor team. Worst play call in the history of football. Brady MVP? With two picks? It should have gone to Edelman who clearly (illegally) played through a concussion and was the best player on the field for either team.
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relax bro (is that how you cheeseheads say it?) - Seattle just thought they could sneak a pass in rather the obvious. but nice monday morning QB attempt anyways
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Piss off Darwin. Patriots were the better team.
Darwin18
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Not going in the 4th quarter....Seahawks choked and couldn't close the deal.
Except they already have a huge contract extension written up.....
Why the **** would Lynch re-sign in Seattle? Isn't it obvious that his coaches don't believe in him?
It's not Monday morning quarterbacking, it's really just playing the vastly better odds to run the ball on 1 yard or less with 3 downs and a back like Lynch.
At the end of the game, losing, and such a great opportunity to win it, DON'T THROW THE BALL!
Darwin18
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Solid point that was demonstrated in front of hundreds of millions of people last night.
Not to pile on, but I just don't get those last few minutes.
1. Seattle gets the miracle play, the "Immaculate Ass-Ception." But, they aren't ready to get the next play off, so they have to burn a timeout. Bad coaching/situational football.
2. Seattle doesn't have the "right personnel" in for a running play on second down. But, they burned the full forty seconds between plays - plenty of time to get the wide receivers off the field and bring in extra tackles/tight ends/fullbacks. Bad coaching.
3. The Seattle coaches clearly weren't aware of who the Pats had on the field - big guys in the middle to defend Lynch, but they still had three cornerbacks on the field. I suppose if they were the Ravens, this is where Harbaugh would begin whining about how the Pats confused them.
4. They decide to throw a pass, which is somewhat defensible given that they'd already burned a timeout needlessly easier in the drive. But - they've got that 6'5" wide receiver; why not throw a fade to the back corner of the end zone? One of three things happens; touchdown, out of bounds, or defensive-PI call on Browner (most likely; the latter). Instead, you throw a quick slant into the heart of the defense - a ball that's got to be thrown before Wilson can even know if the receiver is open. That's not "throwing a play away" - there's not much risk of taking a sack, but you're throwing the ball right into the heart of the defense.
The Seahawks should have left themselves in a position where they could run the ball - and they probably should have run the ball anyway - but it wasn't even the right pass play.
5. The Pats get the ball back on the one yard line, without any room for the Victory Formation - especially since the Seahawks still have a timeout and can make them snap the ball twice. So, you get to try and hit Tom Brady on a QB sneak twice, maybe get a fumble, maybe get a safety and get the ball back. I wouldn't have been surprised to have seen Belichick take the safety intentionally and then take the free kick. Instead, your guy tried to jump the snap count and gives the Pats five free yards and lets them take a knee; game over.
6. That Seattle ******* coming in and starting a brawl at the end of the game; stay classy, Seattle. Stay classy.
I do wonder how much Nik's blowing up Lynch early in the second half was in their mind when they made that pass call. If Big Vinnie Wilfork or Nik or Chandler Jones gets Lynch down behind the line of scrimmage again, they would have been forced to then pass on third down. If they still had two timeouts, they could have done whatever they wanted.
1. Seattle gets the miracle play, the "Immaculate Ass-Ception." But, they aren't ready to get the next play off, so they have to burn a timeout. Bad coaching/situational football.
2. Seattle doesn't have the "right personnel" in for a running play on second down. But, they burned the full forty seconds between plays - plenty of time to get the wide receivers off the field and bring in extra tackles/tight ends/fullbacks. Bad coaching.
3. The Seattle coaches clearly weren't aware of who the Pats had on the field - big guys in the middle to defend Lynch, but they still had three cornerbacks on the field. I suppose if they were the Ravens, this is where Harbaugh would begin whining about how the Pats confused them.
4. They decide to throw a pass, which is somewhat defensible given that they'd already burned a timeout needlessly easier in the drive. But - they've got that 6'5" wide receiver; why not throw a fade to the back corner of the end zone? One of three things happens; touchdown, out of bounds, or defensive-PI call on Browner (most likely; the latter). Instead, you throw a quick slant into the heart of the defense - a ball that's got to be thrown before Wilson can even know if the receiver is open. That's not "throwing a play away" - there's not much risk of taking a sack, but you're throwing the ball right into the heart of the defense.
The Seahawks should have left themselves in a position where they could run the ball - and they probably should have run the ball anyway - but it wasn't even the right pass play.
5. The Pats get the ball back on the one yard line, without any room for the Victory Formation - especially since the Seahawks still have a timeout and can make them snap the ball twice. So, you get to try and hit Tom Brady on a QB sneak twice, maybe get a fumble, maybe get a safety and get the ball back. I wouldn't have been surprised to have seen Belichick take the safety intentionally and then take the free kick. Instead, your guy tried to jump the snap count and gives the Pats five free yards and lets them take a knee; game over.
6. That Seattle ******* coming in and starting a brawl at the end of the game; stay classy, Seattle. Stay classy.
I do wonder how much Nik's blowing up Lynch early in the second half was in their mind when they made that pass call. If Big Vinnie Wilfork or Nik or Chandler Jones gets Lynch down behind the line of scrimmage again, they would have been forced to then pass on third down. If they still had two timeouts, they could have done whatever they wanted.
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