Thread: NFL 2013

Oh fuck no Navarrow Bowman down and out with a Theisman like injury. Plus he recovered the ball but its not review able. Oh fuck.

Originally Posted by aging one

Its all down to two killer defensive teams.

You sure called it right AO.

Held them. here we go

Karma.

Its all coming down to a one possession game. We get the ball. What a great game. The two best teams are playing right now.

Here we go. Last chance for 49ers. Best just have Colin run every play.

How unusual that we comedown to a final possession game and Kap still has 3 time outs......

Yes Julz we all know by now Philippines was hit by the biggest storm in history.

What a game, what a bummer, why didnt we take a time out we had 3 left.

wtf kind of play call was that? Jeez plenty of time on the clock with time outs. Dumb beyond belief.

Who one?

With these type of games it often comes down to who has the ball last.

With these two teams (and I know I'm saying this with hindsight) it was about who was defending last with points on the board. The defenses were both good enough to rise with the game on the line.

The Niners established zero run game today other than from the QB. They took that away a lot more during the second half which opened up the passing game a bit but not enough. Against good teams Kap will always give you what you got today. A bullet of a TD and a dumb interception.

That the way it goes.

Bsnub, you get the spoils, prepare my avatar.

Jimmy Johnson said it best. Colin's running kept them in the game, his arm lost it for them.
Personally I think Colin is WAY WAY overrated. He is a wide receiver at best. He handles the ball poorly, he makes bad decisions and does not have the finesse.

Both defenses were awesome.

What Seattle does better than anyone is tackle.

Originally Posted by JPPR2

He handles the ball poorly, he makes bad decisions and does not have the finesse.

One of those picks was a really bad read.

These were the dayz:

1. 1980 Oakland Raiders

Just two years after the expansion of the playoff system, the Raiders became the first team in the history of the NFL to win a Super Bowl as the wild card. And not only did they make history, but Oakland also had to win back-to-back-to-back road games just to make it to the Super Bowl.

After coming into the season with high hopes, the Raiders took a major hit when starting quarterback Dan Pastorini broke his leg during the fifth week of the season. Without a quality backup, the Raiders’ season seemed to be all but lost. However, 33-year-old veteran Jim Plunkett, who was on the backside of an NFL career, led the team to nine wins in 11 chances en route to a playoff berth and ultimately a Super Bowl championship.

Seattle and Denver in Super Bowl. No 12th man for Seattle. Seattle's defense is great. Denver's offense is awesome. Should be a great game.

A wide receiver at best.......555555 ...... Funny.

He has some issues but you don't go to a SB and a Championship game if you are a WR at best.......

Seattle fans classless today..... Pelting Bowman with food as he was taken from the field.

Bowman ACL gone by the look of it.

Originally Posted by Bobcock

A wide receiver at best.......555555 ...... Funny.

He has some issues but you don't go to a SB and a Championship game if you are a WR at best.......

Seattle fans classless today..... Pelting Bowman with food as he was taken from the field.

Bowman ACL gone by the look of it.

Come on Bobcock...SF Defense got them to the Superbowl last year and the NFC Championship this year. Colin is a marginal QB at best. He is just not that good. He handles the ball poorly, makes bad reads, cant loft a ball when it needs to be and throws the ball like a baseball player at 100 mph.

Big mistake to toss Smith under the trolly. I'm still not over that.

Originally Posted by Bobcock

Seattle fans classless today..... Pelting Bowman with food as he was taken from the field.

Hee-hee

From last year. Silly, but it gets attention:



Sherm and Bayless.

One interesting coincidence I just thought of. Both teams going to the super bowl are from states that legalized marijuana. Lets call it the Bud Bowl.

Originally Posted by aging one

One interesting coincidence I just thought of. Both teams going to the super bowl are from states that legalized marijuana. Lets call it the Bud Bowl.

Good one.