Can the Patz beat the Hawkz? For that matter…can the Hawkz beat the Patz?

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January 30, 2015 at 2:48 pm #17683

zn
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What this superbowl proves, beyond a shadow of a doubt, is that the teams making it to the superbowl in the modern era have to have some navy or dark blue in their uniform colors.

January 30, 2015 at 2:57 pm #17685
wv
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I’m expecting an outstanding game.
Two best coaches, two best organizations.

I’m real curious to see what Brady
can do against that Seahawk secondary.

I cant imagine this game being a blow out.
Should be a great game.

Seattle wins it with a long kick,
of an over-inflated-ball
in overtime.

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January 30, 2015 at 3:15 pm #17688

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wv wrote:

I’m real curious to see what Brady
can do against that Seahawk secondary.

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I read a blurb somewhere that said there is a chance Richard Sherman’s girlfriend might give birth on Superbowl Sunday and if so, he may not play.

January 30, 2015 at 5:03 pm #17699

Dak
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nittany ram wrote:

I’m real curious to see what Brady
can do against that Seahawk secondary.

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I read a blurb somewhere that said there is a chance Richard Sherman’s girlfriend might give birth on Superbowl Sunday and if so, he may not play.

I heard it was really Tom Brady’s baby.

January 30, 2015 at 5:09 pm #17700

joemad
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i’m rooting for Seattle, but I think New England is going to kick some ass and win big…. please note, I thought Denver would win big last year…..

ZN, regarding Navy Blue’s….. Rams are a healthy QB away from that……

January 30, 2015 at 7:20 pm #17704

zn
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from off the net

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aeneas1

so what are we looking at, the hawks throttling a top offensive team again in the super bowl, as they did last year? maybe the patriots throttling the hawks in a screw the detractors statement game? or a close game that goes down to the wire? seems that this game could go in a number of directions that wouldn’t be very surprising. except for the patriots hanging a bunch of offensive points on the hags, i think that would be pretty surprising.

the bills had the 3nd ranked defense in offensive points allowed this year and the pats hung 37 on them in the first meeting (brady sat out the second half in the second meeting, the last game of the season). the pats’ offense also hung 34 on the 2nd ranked defense (lions) and 35 on the 9th ranked defense (ravens). that said, i would be surprised if the pats’ offense hung a bunch of points on the hawks’ defense this weekend.

btw, the pats and seahawks have met once before since carroll has been the hags’ hc, in 2012… the patriots rolled up a bunch of offensive yards, a whopping 475, and a whopping 26 first downs, against seattle’s #1 ranked defense, and led 23-10 in the 4th quarter. but the seahawks rallied for 14 points behind two wilson td passes and won 24-23.[/quote]
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