Post Game Thread-Super Bowl Champs!!!!

[libra957]

An impressive down year. Bill and Tom are now even goater.

 

[Redman443]

 

[Deus Irae]

Tom Brady had to convince Bill Belichick to kick a 42-yard FG to take a two-score lead at the end of the Superbowl. It was the right call, obviously.

Casey Baker on Twitter

 

[supafly]

Can’t wait to sit back and watch this. DVR’ed it last night and have “Mic’ed up” on deck for tomorrow night. There will be some overlap of sound bites, but that’s expected when your team wins the freaking SB.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Wax Frog]

He actually looked scared. And I could have sworn I heard him say to the guys "take it easy."

As I said that night, it's a good thing the trophy doesn't look like Suzy Kolber.

 

[Wax Frog]

Steeler fans new argument “well we got six first”

...and needed two "regimes" to do it. Beer, meet hold. Win!!!

 

[Hammer of Thor]

I like it, but we don't need two pics of Carroll there, the top left picture is all that's necessary. To truly make this complete, that bottom left picture of Carroll needs to be replaced with....

 

[mosi]

As I said that night, it's a good thing the trophy doesn't look like Suzy Kolber.

That was hilarious!

 

[mosi]

You can tell in that picture, Arthur Blank's wife is thinking "I would love to party with Gronk tonight..."

 

[Wax Frog]

That was hilarious!

[bows deeply]

 

[ALP]

"Grandpa, er, uh, Coach." - Edelman

is it just me...or did CP and whoever else dumped gatorade on BB walk away very quickly afterwards as if they were scared he might yell back? LMAO

 

[Uptown]

This stat perfectly explains Patriots' offensive dominance in Super Bowl run | NBC Sports Boston

 

[Uptown]

Rather easy, but I think Paul Brown / Walsh should definitely be in the discussion as well.

 

[Redman443]

I was saying KICK A FG

 

[PatsFanInVa]

Pretty amazing. We grew up being told there was this golden age of football when giants walked the earth... some time when a coach could dominate the whole sport.... not two or three or an elite cadre, a Paul Brown, a Curly Lambeau, whatever...

We grew up being told a QB *might* be able to string together 5 SBs over more than a decade, even 4 out of 6 at one point... but that's how far a team could take it.

Now, THIS.

It don't get no better. Not just for us. For anybody.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

As great as Edelman was in this game, I think his performance in SB49 was even more legendary. What a player.

 

[mosi]

Rather easy, but I think Paul Brown / Walsh should definitely be in the discussion as well.

Wow, and we are talking about a time when there were how many other teams competing? Shocking numbers.

 

[Patjew]

Rather easy, but I think Paul Brown / Walsh should definitely be in the discussion as well.

Those guys averaged almost a tie per season. No OT back then? I'd like to see BB get a tie someday (if it doesn't hurt our playoff standings).

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

Rather easy, but I think Paul Brown / Walsh should definitely be in the discussion as well.

Interesting. Tom needed six to pass Starr, and Bill needs a seventh to pass Halas and Lambeau. I really want to see BB pry the wins record from that crabby fraud in Miami, before that fraud dies. It’s like a Gus Fring / post-stroke Hector Salamanca scenario.