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I was asking the same damned thing. Horrible time management, bailed out by that shit call and great interception.
Someone has to have a gif of Sherman's reaction. Priceless.
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I was asking the same damned thing. Horrible time management, bailed out by that shit call and great interception.
Someone has to have a gif of Sherman's reaction. Priceless.
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my thought exactly but it worked out good for them because Seattle probably would have gathered their senses and not called a pass
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Yep, as bad a call in a big time moment as I can ever remember.
Carroll has to step in there and say run the ball, assuming the pass wasn't his idea. That was ridiculously stupid when you have Marshawn Lynch and a timeout. Run the ball three straight times and if they can stop Lynch all three, they deserve to win.
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When I saw how they lined up, I assumed they were going to run another read option, which wouldn't have been a bad call.
Man, cant believe they did what they did.
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I decided Seattle was going to lose as soon as they settled for that field goal on the 2nd half opening drive. They didn't even try drawing them off, nothing. Just couldn't wait to trot the FG team out there and leave four points on the field.
Then each time they got the ball after, just seemed feckless with no real plan or strategy.
The call at the end, had it worked people would be talking about what balls they had, what a genius call it was, all that.
You lost the game settling for the FG.
Then each time they got the ball after, just seemed feckless with no real plan or strategy.
The call at the end, had it worked people would be talking about what balls they had, what a genius call it was, all that.
You lost the game settling for the FG.
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No they didn't, they lost the game with a brainless playcall.
It was just too fucking obvious. It was easily the worst play call in the history of the Super Bowl era.
You forgot the part where you were shouting "REDEMTION! GET REDEMPTION!", Nostradoomsday.
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Hard not to think about what might have been for us.
I thought after watching Green Bay Seattle we would have easily beaten either of those teams had we played them that weekend, and after watching Seattle New England today I felt the same way.
We could have hoisted Lombardi #6 this year. We were close.
I thought after watching Green Bay Seattle we would have easily beaten either of those teams had we played them that weekend, and after watching Seattle New England today I felt the same way.
We could have hoisted Lombardi #6 this year. We were close.
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Nothing to shout about, Dallas wasn't playing.
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right...so they stopped the Pats again and scored a TD the next time they had the ball to build a 10 pt lead.
Then their defense stunk up the 4th qtr and their offensive coordinator shit his pants with the worst playcall in history of football with his team 1 yd away from winning another champiosnhip
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yep, one shitty trade for Claiborne away from putting them over the edge
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Umm, no. They allowed 14 unanswered points after that.
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Are you wasted dooms?
They scored the FG on their opening drive. They scored a TD on their next drive and got a 10 pt lead. You claimed they let up on the Pats by settling for a FG, when they didn't let up. They scored again on their next drive.
And I acknowledged their defense sucked in the 4th qtr. Then their OC lost the game with a mind numbingly stupid play call.