Seems to be a yearly thing now for certain segments of fans to proclaim how much they don't like who earned a trip to the Super Bowl and aren't interested. Lately it was not the Chiefs again, or maybe not the Eagles again. This year two teams who haven't been for several years make it, and...
It isn't ideal for the league in terms of mass appeal star power. The runaway train of record viewership maybe be stymied by this matchup. But for actual football fans I think it's a pretty good one. These iterations of the franchises are fresh and different, but there is history there. Two...
I think being up one changes the demeanor of both teams and creates a lot more pressure on the Seahawks, likely leading to fewer runs and less clock being eaten up. But it's debatable.
It isn't automatic, but that one was in the 95% range. The problem is football is situational and shouldn't be about 95% chance of three points vs. 50% chance of six. I would argue the Rams plainly didn't have an even chance of converting that against that defense anyway. But the embrace of...
I don't understand the allergy to field goals. Make it a one point game and turn up the pressure. Worst case scenario you give up another TD and are still within one score. I don't get it.
It's so bad.
Great drive by the Rams against that defense in that stadium. They were patient early and took the field goals, and now have a lead. This is going to be a good one.
It sure didn't take the Patriots long to get back on top. They just had to hire the obvious right guy. I could never stand Belichick, but I like Vrabel a lot.