Official Superbowl 60 thread
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Well this turned into a beat down... The Pats had a helluva season.... But I'm glad for Darnold... The Jets,Panthers and Vikings should feel like crud..... Lets hope Monken can bring us back to respectability.. Just One Before I Die please...
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Come on Seattle !
I’ve hated the Patriots and especially Tom Brady for years. Spygate should have resulted in harsher penalties and the refs were up Brady’s ass every week
Come on Seattle !
I’ve hated the Patriots and especially Tom Brady for years. Spygate should have resulted in harsher penalties and the refs were up Brady’s ass every week
I was rooting for NE, only because they would have passed the Steelers in SB wins.
Wow, talk about getting blown out. Seattle was never in danger
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The better team won in a clear mismatch of skill- not much more to say really. Just like last year with the Chiefs, the blemishes just get exposed in these games with a clearly better squad more often than not. Not to mention, the Pats played a historically easy schedule and it all amounted to the beatdown you saw last night.
With that being said, it is pretty funny to me people dogging Maye like he wasn't a 23 year old young dude in the biggest game there is.
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The better team won in a clear mismatch of skill- not much more to say really. Just like last year with the Chiefs, the blemishes just get exposed in these games with a clearly better squad more often than not. Not to mention, the Pats played a historically easy schedule and it all amounted to the beatdown you saw last night.
With that being said, it is pretty funny to me people dogging Maye like he wasn't a 23 year old young dude in the biggest game there is.
The better team won in a clear mismatch of skill- not much more to say really. Just like last year with the Chiefs, the blemishes just get exposed in these games with a clearly better squad more often than not. Not to mention, the Pats played a historically easy schedule and it all amounted to the beatdown you saw last night.
With that being said, it is pretty funny to me people dogging Maye like he wasn't a 23 year old young dude in the biggest game there is.
The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
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The better team won in a clear mismatch of skill- not much more to say really. Just like last year with the Chiefs, the blemishes just get exposed in these games with a clearly better squad more often than not. Not to mention, the Pats played a historically easy schedule and it all amounted to the beatdown you saw last night.
With that being said, it is pretty funny to me people dogging Maye like he wasn't a 23 year old young dude in the biggest game there is.
The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
At least next season for sure until Maye gets his bread. With that being said, we shall see how they fare playing a markedly harder schedule next season. I certainly have no doubt, though, that Maye is a "have a chance every year he's healthy" kind of QB though.
The only interesting thought, though, is this conversation with exactly what was said with Joe Burrow after losing the Superbowl. To your point, it's hard to climb that mountain when the league is set up to have parity.
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Seattle won in the trenches, and their pass defense against diggs killed the pat's chances. I think diggs only had a few catches the entire game, was shut out an entire one or two quarters.
Diggs is a headcase, seems to always be taunting or arguing or bitching or something. He's also very effective to get open - except the Seattle defense had his number. He had way over a hundred yards receiving a couple games before the super bowl, something like that.
I'm happy for Darnold. and glad the Seahawks won.
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The better team won in a clear mismatch of skill- not much more to say really. Just like last year with the Chiefs, the blemishes just get exposed in these games with a clearly better squad more often than not. Not to mention, the Pats played a historically easy schedule and it all amounted to the beatdown you saw last night.
With that being said, it is pretty funny to me people dogging Maye like he wasn't a 23 year old young dude in the biggest game there is.
The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
The Pats have a bright future
Yup. They have a good young QB....and many other pieces in place.
You and I have been pretty much on the same page regarding Sam Darnold. But no matter what we still may think of him, as a super bowl winning QB, we have to eat crow.
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Yup. They have a good young QB....and many other pieces in place.
You and I have been pretty much on the same page regarding Sam Darnold. But no matter what we still may think of him, as a super bowl winning QB, we have to eat crow.
It makes me laugh to think Minny put all of their eggs in to JJ McCarthy... How laughable...
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I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
way too many questions as it stands now on offense
Suspect inexperienced LT, LG struggling.
Young albeit talented but inexperienced QB.
Bourne and Diggs don’t strike a lot fear as downfield weapons.
Henderson is underutilized and some then sometimes misutilized.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
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I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
way too many questions as it stands now on offense
Suspect inexperienced LT, LG struggling.
Young albeit talented but inexperienced QB.
Bourne and Diggs don’t strike a lot fear as downfield weapons.
Henderson is underutilized and some then sometimes misutilized.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
My two 'locks' were Kupp 4+ receptions and Sehawks alt spread -7.5. I was this close to just hammering those two things for roughly +300, but my dumbass added Drake Maye under 1.5 passing TDs just to get wanged at the very end. It looked so good too.
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I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
way too many questions as it stands now on offense
Suspect inexperienced LT, LG struggling.
Young albeit talented but inexperienced QB.
Bourne and Diggs don’t strike a lot fear as downfield weapons.
Henderson is underutilized and some then sometimes misutilized.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
Yep, but they made Seattle's D look like the '85 Bears.
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I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
way too many questions as it stands now on offense
Suspect inexperienced LT, LG struggling.
Young albeit talented but inexperienced QB.
Bourne and Diggs don’t strike a lot fear as downfield weapons.
Henderson is underutilized and some then sometimes misutilized.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
way too many questions as it stands now on offense
Suspect inexperienced LT, LG struggling.
Young albeit talented but inexperienced QB.
Bourne and Diggs don’t strike a lot fear as downfield weapons.
Henderson is underutilized and some then sometimes misutilized.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
I went in big early on SEA -2.5 when the line opened. One of my largest single game bets ever. The difference was the the SEA Dline vs the Pats Oline/protection designs.
McDaniels had no answer the entire first half for the Hawks nickel pressures.
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The better team won in a clear mismatch of skill- not much more to say really. Just like last year with the Chiefs, the blemishes just get exposed in these games with a clearly better squad more often than not. Not to mention, the Pats played a historically easy schedule and it all amounted to the beatdown you saw last night.
With that being said, it is pretty funny to me people dogging Maye like he wasn't a 23 year old young dude in the biggest game there is.
The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
Counter would be Cincy thought the same a few years ago....
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The Pats have a bright future with a long window of being contenders open again. At least, it appears that way. Now it's on them to fix the left side of the OL (Campbell to guard?) and to make sure the skill positions are able to contend with top-tier defensive talent.
Not like we would know, but it isn't easy losing a SuperBowl. N.E. can take solace in the fact that they're built to take runs at repeat appearances.
Counter would be Cincy thought the same a few years ago....
Counter would be Cincy thought the same a few years ago....
Cincy had an OL in worse shape than N.E. along with a front office that struggled to fill talent gaps.
You're right, nothing is guaranteed. But if the Pats keep doing what they've been doing the last few years, then they will at least be in position to have deep playoff runs.
Cincy has had flash-in-the-pan success since the early days of Andy Dalton.
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Counter would be Cincy thought the same a few years ago....
Cincy had an OL in worse shape than N.E. along with a front office that struggled to fill talent gaps.
You're right, nothing is guaranteed. But if the Pats keep doing what they've been doing the last few years, then they will at least be in position to have deep playoff runs.
Cincy has had flash-in-the-pan success since the early days of Andy Dalton.
Cincy had an OL in worse shape than N.E. along with a front office that struggled to fill talent gaps.
You're right, nothing is guaranteed. But if the Pats keep doing what they've been doing the last few years, then they will at least be in position to have deep playoff runs.
Cincy has had flash-in-the-pan success since the early days of Andy Dalton.
Fully agree that in actuality the situation have important differences.
You are spot on with the main point. Nothing is guaranteed. We have all seen teams quickly go from looking like perennial contender as the SB loser to not coming close to sniffing again.
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Cincy had an OL in worse shape than N.E. along with a front office that struggled to fill talent gaps.
You're right, nothing is guaranteed. But if the Pats keep doing what they've been doing the last few years, then they will at least be in position to have deep playoff runs.
Cincy has had flash-in-the-pan success since the early days of Andy Dalton.
Fully agree that in actuality the situation have important differences.
You are spot on with the main point. Nothing is guaranteed. We have all seen teams quickly go from looking like perennial contender as the SB loser to not coming close to sniffing again.
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Cincy had an OL in worse shape than N.E. along with a front office that struggled to fill talent gaps.
You're right, nothing is guaranteed. But if the Pats keep doing what they've been doing the last few years, then they will at least be in position to have deep playoff runs.
Cincy has had flash-in-the-pan success since the early days of Andy Dalton.
Fully agree that in actuality the situation have important differences.
You are spot on with the main point. Nothing is guaranteed. We have all seen teams quickly go from looking like perennial contender as the SB loser to not coming close to sniffing again.
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I bumped the line to -9.5. I expected at least a two score game.
way too many questions as it stands now on offense
Suspect inexperienced LT, LG struggling.
Young albeit talented but inexperienced QB.
Bourne and Diggs don’t strike a lot fear as downfield weapons.
Henderson is underutilized and some then sometimes misutilized.
NE is one of the worst Super Bowl teams in recent memory and Seattle isn’t in my opinion even a top half Super Bowl winner.
I went in big early on SEA -2.5 when the line opened. One of my largest single game bets ever. The difference was the the SEA Dline vs the Pats Oline/protection designs.
McDaniels had no answer the entire first half for the Hawks nickel pressures.
I went in big early on SEA -2.5 when the line opened. One of my largest single game bets ever. The difference was the the SEA Dline vs the Pats Oline/protection designs.
McDaniels had no answer the entire first half for the Hawks nickel pressures.
What the Browns did to the Pats OLine was why I thought the Seahawks would win.
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I'm stunned NE didn't make a better effort to run the ball. That might have helped their rookie QB and rookie LT some at least a little bit.
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