Small plays gain magnitude in the Super Bowl

[captain stone]

To each his own, my friend. I just witnessed the sudden loss of my father last week, only 18 months after my only younger brother died from a drug overdose, and I couldn't imagine how re-visiting those games could possibly be therapeutic on any level. As a matter of fact, I think I may consider it to be the straw that breaks the camel's back for me...

Off the topic briefly, but...that sucks. Both of my parents are gone, but my older brother
and younger sister are still here, so there is no way I can know how you are feeling or
how you are coping. But hang in there.

 

[supafly]

Off the topic briefly, but...that sucks. Both of my parents are gone, but my older brother
and younger sister are still here, so there is no way I can know how you are feeling or
how you are coping. But hang in there.

Thank you very much for the kind words. That seriously means a lot to me, and I appreciate the gesture very much.

 

[bostonia3333]

The Pats Oline played their heart out that day. Brady had plenty of time to throw and make good reads down the field.

Brady's hail mary at the end of the game could have been caught by Gronk. It's nuts how close that pass was.

 

[supafly]

The Pats Oline played their heart out that day. Brady had plenty of time to throw and make good reads down the field.

Brady's hail mary at the end of the game could have been caught by Gronk. It's nuts how close that pass was.

Both recent SB losses were insanely close (obviously), where one play, call, or bounce of the ball may have changed the outcome of the game.

Hopefully, if we do get another chance, we can avoid having these kinds of close games that can go either way. Even something like the SB39 game vs PHI would be much easier on the ticker.

I agree with you that the OL played much better in 46 than in 42. Unfortunately, the Giants were somewhat lucky again, and our defense just couldn't get it done at the end again. It's a damn shame that can't even be put into words.