Super Bowl XLIX Thoughts

[Deadlyx39]

Also may I just say the amount of people viewing this thread is ridiculous.

[rayword45]

As a Bostonian who gives literally zero shits about sports, I'm very pleased that the Pats won.

Last time they lost, it was two weeks in hell.

[MarcusHawkins]

4th Championship in 14 years...
Wow.

[MarcusHawkins]

Originally Posted by Deadlyx39

Also may I just say the amount of people viewing this thread is ridiculous.

HOLY COW!!
And I was the one who MADE the thread!
What the heck is going on, now?!

[j-rodd123]

pretty ironic that after a season filled with pussy playcalling, a batshit retarded risky playcall causes the seahawks the title LOOOOOOOOOOL

[TC_Halogen]

Originally Posted by j-rodd123

WOAT play calling there, someone gettin fired

100% agree

anyone who disagrees is a moron/tool, end of story

why would you EVER consider a fucking passing play there; with the amount of time left + a time out, the ability to take 2nd, 3rd, and 4th downs all with rush attempts is much more feasible and substantially less risky

a pass there risks a potential interception, and well -- look what happened

p.s. I feel absolutely no sympathy for the Pats getting their goddamn asses kicked at the end of the game

[Xiz]

That was an exciting match to watch. I hope the teams gets more goal's next year.

[dAnceguy117]

Not the best playcall for sure. Not gonna lie, though, I thought the pass play at the end of the first half was nearly as bad of an idea, and they got 7 points out of it. Guess we wouldn't be talking about it the same way if they had scored there, huh? Bad playcall though. Haha.

Originally Posted by Deadlyx39

That shows they have absolutely zero class and can't handle a loss. They represent literally everything wrong with the NFL and today's society.

An absurd statement, lol. Enjoy your night though!

[MarcusHawkins]

Originally Posted by tc_halogen

100% agree

anyone who disagrees is a moron/tool, end of story

why would you ever consider a fucking passing play there; with the amount of time left + a time out, the ability to take 2nd, 3rd, and 4th downs all with rush attempts is much more feasible and substantially less risky

a pass there risks a potential interception, and well -- look what happened

p.s. I feel absolutely no sympathy for the pats getting their goddamn asses kicked at the end of the game

stupidest play ever!!

[Charles Claythorne]

rip seahawks

maybe next year

[Deadlyx39]

[MarcusHawkins]

Originally Posted by Charles Claythorne

rip seahawks

maybe next year

On SUPER BOWL L! (50)

[Red Blaster]

Originally Posted by MarcusHawkins

stupidest play ever!!

There's been worse plays I'm sure.

[TC_Halogen]

Originally Posted by dAnceguy117

Not the best playcall for sure. Not gonna lie, though, I thought the pass play at the end of the first half was nearly as bad of an idea, and they got 7 points out of it. Guess we wouldn't be talking about it the same way if they had scored there, huh? Bad playcall though. Haha.



An absurd statement, lol. Enjoy your night though!

the fact of the matter is that when that play occurs, there's still a whole other half of regulation to play through -- a risk that allows for repair a bit later is substantially more worth taking. Shooting for a big pass at the end of the half was somewhat risky, but they retained possession starting the next half anyway, so there wasn't exactly a huge amount of potential for backfiring.

that last play is not even about risk, it's simply common sense: you don't pass the goddamn ball in the red zone (mind you, at the 2 yard line!?), behind in score with less than a minute to go. there's literally no discernible reason to ever do a pass play there.

[choof]

i saw part of the game when i went upstairs to grab a slice of pizza

[rayword45]

Originally Posted by choof

i saw part of the game when i went upstairs to grab a slice of pizza

how was it man

[choof]

was pretty good, i'd give it a 24/28

[j-rodd123]

[Wayward Vagabond]

lolololol

[j-rodd123]

pete carroll on suicide watch