Football fans???

[Jmort1754]

NFC team by 11 in Super Bowl

 

[gbflyer]

NFC team by 11 in Super Bowl

At least.


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[mtnwrunner]

Damn, that was stressful as heck.

 

[ddd-shooter]

Rams should have gone for two, then a FG when they went for it on 4th down ties the game, they’d have gone to overtime.

ETA: not that I care

 

[Northernpiker]

I don’t like or dislike either team but I’m really looking forward to Bad at 1/2 time!!!!!

 

[Doublekicker]

As someone who enjoys Niners fans’ pain, the thought of the Seahawks winning a superbowl in their stadium is just perfection.

 

[Kimber7man]

I wish the Bills had Nakua on their roster

I wish the Colts did. The person who still occupies our GM office passed on him to draft a ho-hum backup running back who isn’t even on our roster anymore. Rams selected Puka with the very next pick.

 

[fngTony]

He wouldn’t be an MVP candidate if that’s all they had on offense. He’s just been blessed to be the first QB in NFL history to face three of the top-5 overall defenses in the NFL in the first 3 rounds of the playoffs and did so in blizzard conditions in 2 of those games.

He’s decent with potential. Butter hands and poor sense of awareness (sacks in the first half). All smack talk aside he doesn’t seem to have that “it” factor when a play breaks down, he’s good when it goes as designed.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

After both those games, the bears still suck. "it"

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Don’t you go for two points when an extra point puts you down 4 pts???

Not when there’s enough time on the clock and you have a good offense, but not an unstoppable offense. Going for two against the Seattle defense at that point in the game isn’t the right call based on the odds.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

He’s decent with potential. Butter hands and poor sense of awareness (sacks in the first half). All smack talk aside he doesn’t seem to have that “it” factor when a play breaks down, he’s good when it goes as designed.

I’d rather have a quarterback who can start off playing well within a system and is an accurate passer than one who pulls off flashy plays out of structure.

 

[Scoot]

I didn't care too much about either game but watching #27 for the seahawks prove to the world how big an idiot he is, I hoped they would lose. What a bufoon.

 

[go_deep]

I think the funnest thing of the entire season is the Minnesota Vikings letting Sam Darnold walk, JJ's our guy they said. There has to be a few higher ups in the Vikings organization scratching their heads right now, and even more fans not so happy.
Maybe that's the really reason behind the protesting and riots in the streets there???

 

[GSPHUNTER]

I think the funnest thing of the entire season is the Minnesota Vikings letting Sam Darnold walk, JJ's our guy they said. There has to be a few higher ups in the Vikings organization scratching their heads right now, and even more fans not so happy.
Maybe that's the really reason behind the protesting and riots in the streets there???

They live in Minn. they don't spend a lot of time thinking there. Or winning there.

 

[fngTony]

I’d rather have a quarterback who can start off playing well within a system and is an accurate passer than one who pulls off flashy plays out of structure.

Fair enough, needs to have balance to be considered a great qb. This can be asked about Denver as well as NE, if their defense didn’t keep it close in a low scoring game could the offense/qb have done enough to win.

 

[go_deep]

Fair enough, needs to have balance to be considered a great qb. This can be asked about Denver as well as NE, if their defense didn’t keep it close in a low scoring game could the offense/qb have done enough to win.

How did the weather impact that game?

My personal option is Denver had the best defense in the league at this time, so for NE to put up 10 on them, in their stadium, with those conditions, that was a good offensive showing. Seattle showed they can be scored on, and that they can, and will make some mental mistakes.

As far as the next game, I really think Vrabel is the equalizer, he just seems like some crazy lab experiment where they some how combined Belichick and Brady together and got Vrabel. I'll never forget how he had a Tennessee team several times deep into the playoffs, with players leading the way that sucked before him coming there, and then those players sucked after him leaving, or those players going elsewhere.

 

[fngTony]

How did the weather impact that game?

My personal option is Denver had the best defense in the league at this time, so for NE to put up 10 on them, in their stadium, with those conditions, that was a good offensive showing. Seattle showed they can be scored on, and that they can, and will make some mental mistakes.

As far as the next game, I really think Vrabel is the equalizer, he just seems like some crazy lab experiment where they some how combined Belichick and Brady together and got Vrabel. I'll never forget how he had a Tennessee team several times deep into the playoffs, with players leading the way that sucked before him coming there, and then those players sucked after him leaving, or those players going elsewhere.

They put up three and were given seven by our back up qb. They couldn’t move the ball until third qtr before the snow started then it was understandable that neither team was moving the ball.