Red Mosquito

spike wrote:

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red calzolaio wrote:Ridley, the Patriot killer.

gotta think that was his last chance

nope, the other guy fumbled too!

Damnit Trindon, you could have called a fair catch and given Prater a chance at a fair catch kick with the wind. And you let DRC get hurt on that Hail Mary play.

I'm referencing the Broncos/Chargers game from last year as a reverse jinx insurance right now.

--- wrote:welp, fuck this. going to sleep.

Wake up! Wake up!

belichick... took the wind?

spike wrote:belichick... took the wind?

I'm afraid this could be one of these scenarios where he's trying to demonstrate how much of a mastermind he is. We'll see.

Also, does anyone doubt that BB would have elected to take the fair catch free kick in the GB-MIN game?

Give Brady a technical already!

Manning...

Simple Torture wrote:

spike wrote:belichick... took the wind?

I'm afraid this could be one of these scenarios where he's trying to demonstrate how much of a mastermind he is. We'll see.

HardTI wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

spike wrote:belichick... took the wind?

I'm afraid this could be one of these scenarios where he's trying to demonstrate how much of a mastermind he is. We'll see.

belichick manipulated welker into signaling late on that punt; he still has a hold on him.

Boy, am I glad that game didn't take place in the playoffs. That would have been rough to take two years in a row.

Not ashamed to say that I watched an episode of King Of The Hill and the end of SNL when the score became 24-0. I knew it would be different when I came back. Still kind of in shock over how it turned out.

Thought this was pretty cool:

I made the case earlier here that a cold weather Super Bowl in NYC will affect the outcome. Last night was further evidence of this distinct possibility:

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl--did-c ... 33449.html

Manning is now 3-8 lifetime in games where the temperature was below 32 degrees at kickoff, according to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com. In those games he now has 13 touchdowns and 14 interceptions, nothing close to his better than 2 to 1 TDs-to-interceptions (472 to 216) career ratio.

Coach wrote:I made the case earlier here that a cold weather Super Bowl in NYC will affect the outcome. Last night was further evidence of this distinct possibility:

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl--did-c ... 33449.html

Manning is now 3-8 lifetime in games where the temperature was below 32 degrees at kickoff, according to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com. In those games he now has 13 touchdowns and 14 interceptions, nothing close to his better than 2 to 1 TDs-to-interceptions (472 to 216) career ratio.

If it wasn't for bonehead plays from Rahim Moore and Tony Carter, that could have been 5-6. Also, most of those games would have to be road games.

Green Habit wrote:

Coach wrote:I made the case earlier here that a cold weather Super Bowl in NYC will affect the outcome. Last night was further evidence of this distinct possibility:

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl--did-c ... 33449.html

Manning is now 3-8 lifetime in games where the temperature was below 32 degrees at kickoff, according to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com. In those games he now has 13 touchdowns and 14 interceptions, nothing close to his better than 2 to 1 TDs-to-interceptions (472 to 216) career ratio.

If it wasn't for bonehead plays from Rahim Moore and Tony Carter, that could have been 5-6. Also, most of those games would have to be road games.

True, but Manning doesn't seem to have the same zip on the ball during the cold weather like Brady does.

Manning made a few great throws, but the majority of his passes were short ones. Meanwhile, Brady seemed to get better with his throws as the weather got worse. Seems consistent with the rivalry over the years and if I were a Denver fan, I'd be wishing for warm weather in January!

Coach wrote:I made the case earlier here that a cold weather Super Bowl in NYC will affect the outcome. Last night was further evidence of this distinct possibility:

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl--did-c ... 33449.html

Manning is now 3-8 lifetime in games where the temperature was below 32 degrees at kickoff, according to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com. In those games he now has 13 touchdowns and 14 interceptions, nothing close to his better than 2 to 1 TDs-to-interceptions (472 to 216) career ratio.

LOL @ Denver making the Super Bowl.

Simple Torture wrote:Not ashamed to say that I watched an episode of King Of The Hill and the end of SNL when the score became 24-0. I knew it would be different when I came back. Still kind of in shock over how it turned out.

I wish I had.

Every time I'm watching a game like that, when whatever team I want to win has a big lead, I think, "I should really go do something else." Because blowouts aren't super fun to watch even if it's your team winning and the alternative is ... really no fun.

But I almost never actually do go do anything else. Unfortunately.

Green Habit wrote:

Coach wrote:I made the case earlier here that a cold weather Super Bowl in NYC will affect the outcome. Last night was further evidence of this distinct possibility:

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl--did-c ... 33449.html

Manning is now 3-8 lifetime in games where the temperature was below 32 degrees at kickoff, according to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com. In those games he now has 13 touchdowns and 14 interceptions, nothing close to his better than 2 to 1 TDs-to-interceptions (472 to 216) career ratio.

If it wasn't for bonehead plays from Rahim Moore and Tony Carter, that could have been 5-6. Also, most of those games would have to be road games.

You're really blaming Carter on that play? I thought it was all Welker's fault. Either should have caught it or waived it off sooner.