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Whistlebritches
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7 years ago

One of the best defensive games I've seen in a long time.My hats off to both teams

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Palama
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7 years ago

Great game!

‘Cause, you know, I love a good defensive struggle....

Congratulations to all you NE fans and supporters. =d>

Mr. Jones
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7 years ago

👎😴💤👎🐏💰🏈=⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽

Speyside
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7 years ago

Great game, anyone take the under?

frankj1
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7 years ago

considering the season LA's offense put together, the Pat's D had to have put together one of the top 3 performances in Super Bowl History...and they weren't considered a great D coming in to the game.

The Pats are just different, they are hard to categorize from week to week, sometimes even within a game, they morph and adjust and rewrite the game plan almost on the fly.
It's really difficult to prepare to play them.

Might have been Bill's best coaching year yet as he forced his will on a team that just wasn't buying it initially.

Ram's D was awesome.

Palama
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7 years ago

frankj1 wrote:

Agree wholeheartedly. Reminds me of the '67 Packers that were old and left for dead but Lombardi drove them to that 3rd straight NFL Championship and the SBII win over Oakland.

One thing for sure, we saw some of the best NFL teams and coaches in our lifetimes:

Vince Lombardi and the '60s Packers
Chuck Noll and the '70s Steelers
Bill Walsh and the '80s Niners
Bill Belichick and the 2000s Pats

Sunoverbeach
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7 years ago

Sure, but who would win between Mike Ditka and a hurricane?

Burner02
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7 years ago

Did the Rams start the game with a hands ups don't shoot protest?

frankj1
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7 years ago

Did the Rams start the game with a hands ups don't shoot protest?

Burner02 wrote:

kidding aside, Dan, I'm in the minority here regarding our views on players protesting during the National Anthem, and that's fine.

But I happened to say to my wife yesterday afternoon that I hoped all of them would stand respectfully before last night's rendition. I just thought it might, in some small way, indicate that previous protests were not meant to tear down their country, but hopefully the protests were trying to improve a country they love...at least that's what I always hope protests are trying to accomplish...to make the best even better.

dstieger
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7 years ago

#10

I'm not convinced it was a masterful defensive contest.
I think maybe the offenses sucked.

Speyside
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7 years ago

#11

The most powerful protest would have been if Gladys Knight had keeled during the anthem.

Burner02
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7 years ago

#12

frankj1 wrote:

Frank, my comments were not directed at Kaepernick or any of the subsequent flag or anthem protests resulting from his actions. To be quite honest, the NFL had already lost me a few weeks prior to Kaepernick’s initial kneeling and protest. It all began for me when five Ram’s players did the hands up don’t shoot pose prior to a game in late 2014 in support of the protesters in Ferguson, MO. The NFL let it go without any consequences whatsoever. Fast forward to the summer of 2016. Five Dallas police officers are gunned down, Dallas Cowboys request to be permitted to wear decals on their helmets to honor the slain officers in a pre-season game, and the NFL refuse them the right to do so. To be honest, I felt this was hypocritical on the NFL’s part. This was the straw that broke the camel’s back for me and then I said “Self, you will never watch another NFL game as long as you live.” And to date, I haven’t. One might say that I’m protesting, and he would be correct.

I don’t have a problem with individuals protesting whether I agree with them or not. Protesting is an individual right in this great country of ours. I’m glad that last night’s anthem was treated with respect, and that is the way it should be. Maybe one day we can sit down with a hand full of Cubans, a couple of bottles of good whisky and chase that rabbit hole on whether the protesters in question love their country and want to improve it.

Until then, you will have to keep me posted because I will not be watching.

8trackdisco
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7 years ago

#13

Palama wrote:

Thank you for not mentioning the team of the 90s.

Patriots proved gravity still exists. Which is good for people who had friendly wagers on Gravity.

8trackdisco
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7 years ago

#14

Sure, but who would win between Mike Ditka and a hurricane?

Sunoverbeach wrote:

It would be a tie because both the (Miami) Hurricanes and the Bears both suck and blow?

Speyside
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7 years ago

#15

8, your team looks pretty darn good going forward. Mahomes, sp ?, looks like the next great one.

8trackdisco
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7 years ago

#16

Did the Rams start the game with a hands ups don't shoot protest?

Burner02 wrote:

It came to me during the game, original, drug dealing gangsters are likely Rams fans.

Just put a Big G in front of Rams and you get... Grams.

8trackdisco
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7 years ago

#17

The most powerful protest would have been if Gladys Knight had keeled during the anthem.

Speyside wrote:

More powerful if the dude from Maroon Five took the mike away from her and sang an acopella version of Midnight Train to Georgia with dark makeup.

delta1
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7 years ago

#18

🤔

8trackdisco
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7 years ago

#19

8, your team looks pretty darn good going forward. Mahomes, sp ?, looks like the next great one.

Speyside wrote:

Yes. Probably one more d lineman, one more linebacker, and one less poor decision making tailback, letting himself get baited by tail.

The third box is checked.

8trackdisco
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7 years ago

#20

:-k

delta1 wrote:

Concussion = A different way of seeing things.

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