***Official Super Bowl LII (52) Game Night Thread***
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Philadelphia 39 New England 38, no OT! TA-DA!
And our oven roasted chicken with all the fixens is just in the oven now, getting ready for the game and a relaxing evening.
Philadelphia 39 New England 38, no OT! TA-DA!
And our oven roasted chicken with all the fixens is just in the oven now, getting ready for the game and a relaxing evening.
How could that be an OT score? If the game is tied, say 35-35 at the end of regulation....and NE kicks a FG on their first trip down the field, how do the Eagles then score on a 4 pt. play?
The ONLY way I could see that score happening is if: Score tied 31-31 at the end of regulation. NE gets the KO....scores a TD and an extra pt. Then Philly gets the ball...scores a TD...and then scores on a 2 pt. conversion.
But that can't happen either...can it? Because...under current rules, if the team that gets the ball first scores a TD...the game is over, no?
So...come on now...give us your scenario.
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Philadelphia 39 New England 38, no OT! TA-DA!
And our oven roasted chicken with all the fixens is just in the oven now, getting ready for the game and a relaxing evening.
How could that be an OT score? If the game is tied, say 35-35 at the end of regulation....and NE kicks a FG on their first trip down the field, how do the Eagles then score on a 4 pt. play?
The ONLY way I could see that score happening is if: Score tied 31-31 at the end of regulation. NE gets the KO....scores a TD and an extra pt. Then Philly gets the ball...scores a TD...and then scores on a 2 pt. conversion.
But that can't happen either...can it? Because...under current rules, if the team that gets the ball first scores a TD...the game is over, no?
So...come on now...give us your scenario.
How could that be an OT score? If the game is tied, say 35-35 at the end of regulation....and NE kicks a FG on their first trip down the field, how do the Eagles then score on a 4 pt. play?
The ONLY way I could see that score happening is if: Score tied 31-31 at the end of regulation. NE gets the KO....scores a TD and an extra pt. Then Philly gets the ball...scores a TD...and then scores on a 2 pt. conversion.
But that can't happen either...can it? Because...under current rules, if the team that gets the ball first scores a TD...the game is over, no?
So...come on now...give us your scenario.
He wrote: no OT Gip.
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How could that be an OT score? If the game is tied, say 35-35 at the end of regulation....and NE kicks a FG on their first trip down the field, how do the Eagles then score on a 4 pt. play?
The ONLY way I could see that score happening is if: Score tied 31-31 at the end of regulation. NE gets the KO....scores a TD and an extra pt. Then Philly gets the ball...scores a TD...and then scores on a 2 pt. conversion.
But that can't happen either...can it? Because...under current rules, if the team that gets the ball first scores a TD...the game is over, no?
So...come on now...give us your scenario.
He wrote: no OT Gip.
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In the end I think the Pats and Brady go at Philly's secondary... if they can at least draw even with the Eagles pass rush, they win and probably by 10 points.
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Going at the Eagles secondary....
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The next time Kenny Britt runs his mouth he should be reminded the Pats looked at him and decided they'd rather have Brady run routes.
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Philadelphia 39 New England 38, no OT! TA-DA!
And our oven roasted chicken with all the fixens is just in the oven now, getting ready for the game and a relaxing evening.
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STEELERS REMAIN THE GREATEST TEAM IN THE HISTORY OF THE NFL.
6 Super Bowl Wins.
What you saw tonight was that defense is neutralized by great offense. Collingsworth called it right. He said his was like fast break football. When an offense is run properly, that is to say, attack style, you see that defense is relatively meaningless. Yes, you need the D to hopefull make a stop or get a lucky turnover, but it is offense that wins championships.
THe Browns deed to quit fukcking around drafting offensive linemen and Zumba instructors. QB, RB, WR, TE............... THAT is 90% of football.
The Cleveland Browns have the hardest hit players in the NFL -
Well all I know is Nick foles earned himself a big butt contract somewhere.
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Countdown to the 1st " We should.trade for Foles" thread.
I give it an hour.
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Why Foles might remain an Eagle (from another thread):
1. Philadelphia Eagles
Why it could happen: This is all about Wentz's recovery. He tore his ACL in December, roughly nine months before the start of the 2018 season. So, Wentz -- a quarterback who relies on his mobility behind the line of scrimmage -- might not be fully healthy in time for the regular season. Just because Adrian Peterson did it doesn't mean Wentz will be able to.
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