Super Bowl.

[Ed Rooney]

Originally Posted by azguy

are you crazy



He had great players like Clarke, Rice, Craig, Waters, Lott, etc...

None of them were in the HOF when they played.

[mannyv11]

Originally Posted by Ed Rooney

None of them were in the HOF when they played.

another comment that makes zero sense.

[bdex75]

Originally Posted by fmc000

And Katy Perry

I was just wishing I was the lion!!!

Great game. Great last minute finish. A questionable play call/decision by RW3. Some luck, lots of skill and a close game. Can't ask for much more than that.

Oh, and a bunch of these..........



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[GradyPhilpott]

More cowbell!

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by mannyv11

another comment that makes zero sense.

Don't mind him he's just a troll disgruntled Ravens fan whose head coach doesn't know the rule book.

[mannyv11]

Originally Posted by Brunotheboxer

Don't mind him he's just a troll disgruntled Ravens fan whose head coach doesn't know the rule book.

[Ed Rooney]

Originally Posted by mannyv11

another comment that makes zero sense.

How does it not make sense?

Originally Posted by Brunotheboxer

Don't mind him he's just a troll disgruntled Ravens fan whose head coach doesn't know the rule book.

I'll take a coach who doesn't know the rule book over one who ignores it.

[mannyv11]

Originally Posted by Ed Rooney

How does it not make sense?



I'll take a coach who doesn't know the rule book over one who ignores it.

whatever you say man

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by Ed Rooney

How does it not make sense?



I'll take a coach who doesn't know the rule book over one who ignores it.

Ok sheep.

[GB-man]

[GradyPhilpott]

The GIF reactions to Malcolm Butler's interception are awesome

[520Matt]

Originally Posted by DiamondJack

I'm not a huge fan of American football but do like to watch the super bowl ......

I also don't really know the rules to any great extent being a Brit..... but some one mentioned to me that if you opt for a run play, the clock doesn't stop and therefore they would have had only one chance to score.... whereas a throwing play (albeit riskier) stops the play and allows the possibility of another play before time runs out.

No idea if this is correct but, if it is, it does make some sense and therefore one would question why the Seattle play maker is getting such stick.....????

You are correct that if tackled on the field (not out of bounds) the clock will not stop unless a time out is called. Seattle had one time out left so they could have run the ball once and if they didn't score call a time out and then they would likely have had time to throw on 3rd down and then try again on 4th down

Go Pats!

[Ed Rooney]

Originally Posted by 520Matt

You are correct that if tackled on the field (not out of bounds) the clock will not stop unless a time out is called. Seattle had one time out left so they could have run the ball once and if they didn't score call a time out and then they would likely have had time to throw on 3rd down and then try again on 4th down

Go Pats!

I personally think they were waiting for the Pats to call a timeout at around the 1 minute mark, after Lynch's first run. I was expecting BB to try to preserve enough time to go down field for a tying FG. To his credit he had more confidence in his D's ability to hold, and by not calling timeout, put the pressure on Seattle.

[Rondineli]

We are the champions a Capella with. Jimmy F. And several artists

http://youtu.be/KHHqPTQDIlo

[DiamondJack]

Originally Posted by 520Matt

You are correct that if tackled on the field (not out of bounds) the clock will not stop unless a time out is called. Seattle had one time out left so they could have run the ball once and if they didn't score call a time out and then they would likely have had time to throw on 3rd down and then try again on 4th down

Go Pats!

Thanks for the explanation......which also explains all the criticism ......

[Rondineli]

Awesome, sounds on the final drive :)

https://screen.yahoo.com/nfl-highlig...021449591.html