Wasn't it more amazing how the guy in coverage pretty much intentionally gave that play away? :|
I still can't believe Wilson completed that 2 point conversion, that was amazing
Are you presuming that I watch college football? Because I don't :|
It's seems like an absurd way to break a regulation tie. Look at other sports and you'll see much simpler and better ways of doing this. Like, hmmm.... allowing both sides a possession no matter what happens? That way both defenses and both offenses get to play.
Also, I'm a pats fan anyway, but GB really got the short end of the stick.
GB blew so many plays. Should have gone for TD on 1/2 yard line, catch an onside kick and not try to run the clock down with like 5:40 left.
Dumbest f***ing comment I have ever seen on this forum. That is truly saying something.
That's why you play until the end. The "never give up" attitude comes through to win the game.
GB play calling has be called into question after this. How could you not let Rogers drive down the field to put the game away when GB had the chance?
Jesus Christ the one play GB can't defend against is the floatie pass.
Wasn't it more amazing how the guy in coverage pretty much intentionally gave that play away? :|
This one hurts WORSE than the Eagles playoff loss back in the Favre days. Probably the most painful Packers playoff loss in history.
I put this squarely on GB. After the last Wilson pick, they played not to lose...didn't try to win.
I'm never going to understand why coaches think trying to protect crummy leads by 2 scores or lest is ever a good idea.
No wonder belichick "runs up the score" -- wise philosophy to demoralize a team.