Pats WIN!!!
Pats WIN!!!
I would have given the MVP to Edelman though...
Me too. It is funny how the Patriot players exuded confidence in their team in the post game interviews. I can't believe that no one said - OMG, I thought we were toast!
I don't disagree, but Wilson shouldn't have risked a "boneheaded" throw like that with two (running) downs and a timeout left. Incomplete pass on 2nd down, clock stops, two chances to run it one yard for the win. There's blame to go around?I cannot believe that boneheaded call. With the best runningback in the league in your backfield too. WTF was the offensive coordinator thinking?
I am not blaming Wilson alone.I find it hard to blame Wilson. The sideline called the play, he threw it but the DB jumped the route.
I have to admit wondering what a more experienced QB like Brady might have done in the same situation and if he might have audibled a different play and take his chances with the POd offensive coordinator.
Congratulations, Patriot fans.
Wow, what a game! (I hear this morning that it was the most tweeted and most-watched TV event in history! The 12s grow seemingly with every game.) The Seahawks missed it by "that much." One single play. Hey! Every member of the team can fumble the ball once in a awhile, even the coaches.
But what a wild roller-coaster ride this season. I am so proud of the Seahawks. We Seahawk fans who follow this cast of characters closely love 'em.
The result of SB49 was only the cliff-hanger end of another entertaining chapter in this young team's story, which is not yet over. That was only like the end of Season 2 or 3 of Breaking Bad.
Winning back-to-back SBs then losing the third isn't as good a story as winning one in Act I, losing the second by one heartbreaking play in Act II, then coming back to do what in the final act? That's a much more interesting story. What will the next chapter of this fascinating story bring? I can't predict. But I am already looking forward to next season!
Thank you, Seahawks!
Lots of playoff 'karma' this year. The Lions got robbed losing to the Cowboys, then the Cowboys arguably got robbed losing to Green Bay. Then the Packers give Seattle the NFC game, then Seattle gives the Super Bowl to the Pats. Any given Sunday...
It's too bad, but it has to be that way, from what I read Wilson and Lynch could both be problems. I don't know much about Lynch, but it wouldn't surprise me if Wilson goes a little easy on the Seahawks (like Michael Jordan did with the Bulls for so long, made a lot on endorsements, Wilson has already started down the endorsement path - nothing wrong with that). The Seahawks appeared to have the beginnings of a dynasty. Who knows, they may still after all the $ shakes out.The Seahawks are up against a salary cap that may cause some unwanted changes.
The Seahawks appeared to have the beginnings of a dynasty. Who knows, they may still after all the $ shakes out.