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12-17-2017, 08:24 PM
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Just look at the last superbowl. Losing 28-3 late in the 3rd quarter, Pats tie it up in regulation and win in overtime. They never gave up.
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12-17-2017, 08:37 PM
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It's subtle, but Bill being the best coach helps here again. The Steelers burned an unnecessary timeout in the second half. I was watching it with my friends and told them that you should never burn timeouts in the second half unless it's absolutely necessary. That timeout cost them in the end.
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Vikings, anyone?
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12-17-2017, 11:22 PM
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NFL Week 15
I missed the second half of the Pats game because I went to the movies to watch Star Wars (wife surprise-bought the tickets not thinking it’s football Sunday [emoji23])
Came home just in time to watch the cowboy’s last 8 minutes or so. Carr made a very bonehead move trying to go for the big TD when all he had to do was run out of bounds and be first and 3 yards or so to goal with plenty time left. And adding some Monday morning quarterbacking, the more I think about it, the more I’m convinced that Carr just doesn’t have “it”. I know in the heat of the moment he wanted the big play, but he must’ve seen that guy coming fast to tackle him, he knew that not only he was unlikely to make it, but he could also get hurt...again. Yet he still went for it, even though there was plenty time on the clock, one time out, and 4 downs at very short yardage if he just went out of bounds. He could’ve run 3 plays, run the clock down, and send the game into overtime as worst case scenario. Like the commentators said, he’s probably still up. Last edited by 1neeto; 12-18-2017 at 02:02 AM.
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12-18-2017, 05:06 AM
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Back to Pats/Steelers for a moment... When the season started, I though Romo was a terrible commentator. I couldn't stand to listen to him. But, I've really changed my tune since then. He brings genuine excitement to the game, and the observations he makes a few seconds before snap are often tremendous insights into what's about to happen. He highlights mismatches and alignment issues that have never been pointed out before.
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12-18-2017, 08:09 AM
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Yowza, all I caught were the last 3 minutes of the Pats game. I guess that's all I needed.
Correct interpretation of a very bad rule. Second time the Pats have benefited this season. The first time, vs the Jets, was an incorrect interpretation of a very bad rule, since you couldn't see any signs of a bobble in that one. I think if I were a Steelers fan I would have tossed my TV through a window. Of course they still had the ball. Did they really think they were going to take advantage of end game confusion vs the Patriots? That's the only real difference between these teams. One has Belichick, the other has Tomlin.
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12-18-2017, 09:21 AM
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Best description of the Patriots uncanny ability to pull out games yet, from ESPN:
They lost because the Patriots forever make their opponents play the full 3,600 seconds of football, and the Steelers cracked at the 3,595-second mark, when Roethlisberger's deflected pass into the end zone was caught by Rowe.
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12-18-2017, 11:54 AM
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Romo adds a whole new layer of depth to the commentary. To his credit, he’s found a new calling. Phil Simms is likely to have understood the game as well, but he never offered up the player insights that Romo does routinely. You have to pay attention to what he says too, because there are constant nuggets of future accurate predictions in there. Case in point: Nantz and Romo discussing the game, in the 4th quarter, with the Steelers ahead by eight, 24-16: Nantz: Tony, what do the Steelers need to do now to finally put this game away? Romo: They have to remember who they are playing. That means they have to score more points. They need to score again to really take this game away from Tom Brady. Wild finish. Those 2 teams are neck and neck. But the Steelers really did need to score again…;-)
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As a Steelers homer I'm disappointed that the Jesse James TD catch/not catch was overturned but them's the breaks. The next play was boneheaded though. Spike the ball, kick the FG and go to OT. Jeez. I feel like I just kissed my sister.
BTW, I gotta hand it to Gronk. He is inhuman. Those last few minutes of the 4th quarter were aMAZing.
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