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Well, well, well…It looks like this could be a pretty entertaining football game next Sunday in Seattle.
OK OK…
I was rooting for GB. Because they have a really ugly recent history at the Clink.
Let’s go back to that blown call by replacement refs a couple of years ago. The Gods were with Hawks on that one.
Then let’s remember Week 1. I am a firm believer that history repeats, and that is why I am glad it isn’t Dallas coming back into Seatown.
Fun stuff.
OK, gouge, if I understand, you are not an NFL fan. That’s OK, if true.
I am not trying to convince anyone here, but the NFL is the strongest sports brand in the US right now, and they are ready to take on the world. That’s why they are exploring Europe as another opportunity. Talk about your long road trips…
For now, we will probably see Seattle and New England in the Super Bowl, though there is another weekend that could change all that. What is interesting to me is Seattle was considered the most dismal sports cities just a few years ago, but could correct that perception within the next couple of weeks. Go Hawks.
Never a doubt !! Well, ok…maybe for the first 3 quarters…wow !!! I may need more exclamation points !
Green Bay appeared to get tired in the last quarter while Seattle appeared to get their second wind (or maybe it was their first).
The GB quarterback’s bad leg wasn’t helping them in the least, especially at the end when he was in a lot of pain.
One of the greatest comebacks in the history of championship games. Unf..king believable. Everything that needed to go right in the last 3 minutes and OT did. Roughly equivilant to winning the lottery…twice. This one will be talked about for decades.
Now I am rooting for Indy, as I think Seattle would have a better chance to repeat against the Colts than the Pats.
Please, Gouge, do us all a favor and stay in Vantucky and enjoy that intersection while you hold up your cardboard sign for meth money. God Bless.
If anyone was not excited by the final moments of SEA-GB, they probably don’t have a pulse. One of the greatest comebacks in NFL playoff history. Stamped, marked, and sent.
New England looks like the SEA opponet at this juncture, but we shall see.
EDIT: Seattle vs New England in Super Bowl 2015, in Arizona. Feb. 1.
The Seahawks somehow took a crappy game and turned it into a win. Divine intervention? Perhaps, but more than likely, just being in the right place at the right time. I still believe this victory had more to do with preperation and desire. Perhaps the will to win was simply stronger at the end of the day.
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