Honestly, as far as the playcalling goes, I'm sure at that very moment Pete Carroll was having flashbacks to the 2006 Rose Bowl when USC had a 4th and 2 to seal the victory and they went with the safe, conservative call of LenDale White up the middle and get stuffed instead of letting either of their Heisman Trophy winners try to make a play. And the call was not THAT bad, the ball was going right into Lockette's hands until Butler came in and laid him out. Wouldn't be surprised if Lockette just had a momentary lapse of focus there, the ball is coming right to you and all you gotta do is wait for it and you're the big hero of the game, I can totally see how an inexperienced player like that might have let his ego get the best of him there.
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NFL report said media is wrong. 0.2 on two balls. One ball was 1.0 (the one the Colts turned in) and now they're interviewing the Colts equipment manager.
http://bostinno.streetwise.co/2015/0...-2-pounds-psi/
http://dailycaller.com/2015/02/01/re...ts-balls-were/
EDIT: Now we're down to one ball ... the one the Colts had.
What is great is all this was reported BEFORE the Super Bowl so the nutzoid black helicopter chasers can shut up.
Media screwed up, made stuff up, and has zero accountability. They expect it from the NFL but not their own ranks. Just like last year and the false PED accusations against the Seahawks right before the Super Bowl. Media wanted a story for the Super Bowl.
On to the actual game:
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In Pete's defense, the Pats did a great job stopping Lynch in the Red Zone and the one play that has been devastating for the slow Pats D-line all season was the inside slant. Butler just jumped the route and made the play. That slant pass had been a TD or INC for Seattle for 2 straight years. It was a genius play, and it came down to the last seconds of the game. I'm looking forward to the Legion of Boom vs. the Evil Empire Round 3 for SB 50!
Last edited by BeastieRunner; 02-02-2015 at 02:18 PM.
"Always listen to the crazy scientist with a weird van or armful of blueprints and diagrams." -- Vibranium
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"Always listen to the crazy scientist with a weird van or armful of blueprints and diagrams." -- Vibranium
A night thinking on it, that pick is on Wilson. It was a bad throw. He throws it back shoulder, at worst, the receiver gets tackled at the goal line and they take a timeout.
MADDEN CURSE UPDATE: Sherman has to get Tommy John surgery.
"Always listen to the crazy scientist with a weird van or armful of blueprints and diagrams." -- Vibranium
I guess I can assume Sherman won't be ready when pitchers and catchers report. Bummer! By the by, has anyone seen this?
Seahawks Fan Destroys TV Over Super Bowl Outcome
Last edited by WestPhillyPunisher; 02-03-2015 at 02:32 AM.
Avatar: Here's to the late, great Steve Dillon. Best. Punisher. Artist. EVER!
Last time I destroyed anything was the 2002 Sacramento Kings vs Lakers Playoff game 6.
http://youtu.be/qjRcTiwVEwo
Yeah, he is. Wonder where he's going to play next year. Between the salary cap and Russell Wilson's impending mega-deal, and having two young talented backs in Turbin and Michael, I can't see them paying him what he's worth. Part of me would like to see him patch things up with the Bills, make the AFC East really interesting with Rex Ryan and that defense. They were tough with ol' Fred Jackson, that would make them instant Wild Card contenders if not better.
As a long-time Patriots fan, believe me when I say I know how lucky I am. I can't think of another team in sports that has had a run this long with two franchise keystones like Brady and Belichick. I remember ol' Pat Patriot, I remember people snickering at anyone wearing that logo (here in New England, mind you) because they rated somewhere below the Bruins in the Boston area sports pecking order, and I remember the Bledsoe/Favre Super Bowl. I've seen teams go from on top of the world to bottom of their divisions, I've seen teams with runs as long as ours on the opposite end (looking at you Lions and Browns), but nobody outside of maybe the Colts (what with Luck giving them a puncher's chance even early in his career) and the late 20th century/early 21st Yankees with that sustained level of success.
I find it hilarious that when players use PEDs a lot of fans just don't care. Didn't Seattle have something like 6 players caught using PEDS in the year they won the Super Bowl? No draft stripped draft picks can't recall if fines. Suspensions yes for some but that's it. A deflated ball or looking at someone that the whole stadium can see and it's used to undermine 6 Super Bowl appearances.
Tom Brady put up 4 TDs and 300 passing yards on the best defense in the NFL. How often does a great defense NOT win a Super Bowl. Just look at what happened last year. And there was no deflated balls in the Super Bowl. And Tom Brady went something like 7 for 8 in the 4th quarter and the Patriots came back from a 10 point deficit. I'm more than willing to say injuries contributed to this but still, the Patriots out performed Seattle. A turnover was all that could save the Patriots from defeated but they made the play.