Someone needs to do that with Matt Williams yanking Jordan Zimmermann in the playoffs with the lead and 1 out to go the game after he threw a no-hitter.

 Beaker wrote: 
Band name: Gronk Poster

 Proclivities wrote: 
Remember the Plunkett days? Back when their philosophy was "Bombs Away!"

 ColdMiser wrote: 
That is true, or unless these guys ever win the AFC again:

The last time they did that almost seems like a lifetime ago.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Then you should root for the Patriots to be in the Bowl every year. Every SB they have played in, Win or Loose, have been greatly entertaining football games. Well except 85, but that was a lifetime ago.

 bokey wrote: 
I heard that!

 islander wrote: 
i'd probably agree with you if he bought me a beer


meanwhile my neighbors from maine had some relatives in town

hardcore pats fans

the young kid wore a brady jersey every day

saw them outside and i said "nice jersey"

his older brother said "that's not a jersey it's a tattoo"

 

 

 miamizsun wrote: 
He talks a lot, but when it comes down to it he's really a pretty good guy. 

How's this for humble:

Thank you God for giving us the opportunity.... That's all you can ask for....Thank you everyone for the support all year

— Richard Sherman (@RSherman_25) February 2, 2015

< charset="utf-8" type="text/javascript" src="http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js">

 

 Proclivities wrote: 
the seahawks are young

the pats are a little long in the tooth

not a pats fan, just wanted to see richard sherman humbled

 zevon wrote: 
We're keeping Mookie's seat warm.

 bokey wrote: 
Gonna hate me worse when the Sox get Stras... 

 Proclivities wrote: 
I had no dog in that hunt and I don't even like football anymore.

 However it is worth noting that New England is where all the dirty politicians go to school and Seattle has legal weed. Right there I'm for Seattle.

 Throw in the fact that Zevon is from New England and it's a no brainer. I hate that guy.

 

 sirdroseph wrote: 
It was relatively exciting game, especially as far as Super Bowls go.  Considering they were two of my least-favorite teams, the one I dislike a little less won.

Well....... that sucked.

 kurtster wrote: 
That's the tragedy... what could have been a play for the ages becomes an interesting highlight.

 zevon wrote: 
That melee left a bad taste for me. No reason for that shite. Congrats, commish!

 swell_sailor wrote: 
Ask any Brown's fan ... Red Right 88, the fumble, the drive ...

If the Hawk's won, that woulda been just about equal to Franco's Immaculate Reception ...

Oh well, as we say in Cleveland wait until the next year century.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I was having flashbacks of the Tyree catch when they called Kearse's grab good on the 6. Shot of Brady on the sideline showed he was too. 
Hawks being skewered for calling the pass, but all I have to say about that is if Butler misses and the Seattle dude makes the catch it would be heralded as brilliant play calling, because everyone in the stadium knew it was gonna be Lynch... 

But he didn't miss. 

 zevon wrote: 
Best part was Collinsworth explaining in no uncertain terms that he only makes that play by studying and studying and knowing what that particular offense meant at that particular time... he abandoned his assignment and wound up making the game-saving play. But as Collinsworth said, if he guessed wrong, the Seahawks score the game winner against him. Big gamble but the studying made him know what to do and when.

First thing the rook says in the postgame sideline interview was it was all thanks to preparation.

 Alexandra wrote: 
Game was fixed.  Brain cramp.