what does the super bowl loss mean to you

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  • #98050
    Avatar photozn
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    On a scale from

    unremitting despair

    to

    enh, so it goes

    #98062
    Avatar photonittany ram
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    Somewhere in between.

    ss

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Avatar photonittany ram.
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    Avatar photoAgamemnon
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    Boring………… the offense couldn’t even get a first down.

    Agamemnon

    #98084
    Avatar photocanadaram
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    After the Super Bowl XXXVI loss to New England I don’t think I’m exaggerating when I say that I was distraught. That loss impacted me in a way that just wasn’t logical. I’ve never rematches that game. That game came at a different time In my life and with a different set of expectations. Although I knew that the point spread was unrealistic, I expected a Rams win back then. The way that that loss unfolded affected me emotionally and physically. Anyway, 17 years later I’m at a different place and my Super Bowl LIII expectations were much different than they were in February of 2002. I was over this loss before I went to bed. The Rams suffered neither a blow out loss nor a gut wrenching collapse. The game hung in the balance right until,late in the 4th. A young Rams team played hard, but lost to as seasoned a Super Bowl squad one will ever see. So it goes.

    EDIT: An important factor for me going into this game is that after 16 years of futility, I was just grateful that the Rams even made it to the Super Bowl. As a result I vowed to enjoy and appreciate the moment. So that is another reason for my equanimous reaction to the loss.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Avatar photocanadaram.
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    For me personally, it sticks in my craw. I work from a home office in CT, but I am up in North Shore MA at least two days a week, and all my fellow employees are typical Boston sports fans.
    It doesn’t help that I am also a Yankees fan (lost to the Red Sox in the first round) and a New York Rangers fan (way fewer points than the Bruins at this point of the season). Actually, I probably take more shit for being a Yankees fan than anything else.
    Anyway, I think (hope) that making the Super Bowl was a very good thing for this young team and young head coach and good things will follow.

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