NFL

[Alen]

Worst call in the history of the NFL, i just can't wrap my head around it. I mean you have 2 downs at the 1 yard line, 1 timeout and the best running back in the NFL, yet you decide to throw it. WTF, just WTF.
I ain't complaining though, i hate the seachickens.

 

[CuleLife4Life]

Such a great game! Congrats to the Patriots!! Brady what a QB. Hopefully he gets 1 or 2 more.

 

[khaled_a_d]

Does anyone knows if there is a site to download the game from(or NFL games in general) preferably online videos rather than torrents .I've been interested in watching the NFL for some time and wanted to watch last night game but missed it

 

[Hamzah]

Tommy 4 Rings Terrific

are you from boston?

 

[King Leo]

the Seahawks pass at the end is nominated to be one of the worse calls in the history of the Superball. Still the miracle at the Meadowlands in NJ holds the record.

 

[barca1899]

Does anyone knows if there is a site to download the game from(or NFL games in general) preferably online videos rather than torrents .I've been interested in watching the NFL for some time and wanted to watch last night game but missed it

Rojadirecta, they have loads of links.

 

[barcanuck]

I swear this playoffs has been the best in the history of the NFL. All the games had so much drama. Hawks used up all their luck against the Packers. Brady is the fucking man despite having a Mourinho type coach in Billy.

 

[barcanuck]

Where is Barcanuck??

Murrica don't phase me. They are not all that dumb

 

[BerkeleyBernie]

I swear this playoffs has been the best in the history of the NFL. All the games had so much drama. Hawks used up all their luck against the Packers. Brady is the fucking man despite having a Mourinho type coach in Billy.

I don't follow NFL, but I remember most of the Superbowls as boring lopsided blowouts. However, out of curiousity, I ran through the scores last night and threw them in a spreadsheet. There's been a significant change starting in 2004, with the games being much more competitive:

Superbowls 1 through 37:
70% of games ended with a score difference of more than 7 points
59% of games ended with a score difference of more than 10 points
54% of games ended with a score difference of more than 14 points
27% of games ended with a score difference of more than 21 points

Superbowls 38 through 49:
33% of games ended with a score difference of more than 7 points
33% of games ended with a score difference of more than 10 points
8% of games ended with a score difference of more than 14 points
8% of games ended with a score difference of more than 21 points

The only big blowout in the last 12 years was Seattle-Denver last year. Every other game was within reach of a touchdown + field goal.

 

[khaled_a_d]

Rojadirecta, they have loads of links.

 

[KingMessi]

Yes I am.

Nice, I lived just outside of Boston 10+ years ago.

 

[barcanuck]

I don't follow NFL, but I remember most of the Superbowls as boring lopsided blowouts. However, out of curiousity, I ran through the scores last night and threw them in a spreadsheet. There's been a significant change starting in 2004, with the games being much more competitive:

Superbowls 1 through 37:
70% of games ended with a score difference of more than 7 points
59% of games ended with a score difference of more than 10 points
54% of games ended with a score difference of more than 14 points
27% of games ended with a score difference of more than 21 points

Superbowls 38 through 49:
33% of games ended with a score difference of more than 7 points
33% of games ended with a score difference of more than 10 points
8% of games ended with a score difference of more than 14 points
8% of games ended with a score difference of more than 21 points

The only big blowout in the last 12 years was Seattle-Denver last year. Every other game was within reach of a touchdown + field goal.

Nice research man. Every few years you do get a crazy game like this one but mostly the games are one sided.

 

[Alen]

Motherf***ing Revis went back to the New York Jets. God dammit i'm so pissed right now.

 

[Hamzah]

Why would he want to do that?

 

[Alen]

He's all about the money. I suppose it's also so the Jets can see what a Super Bowl ring looks like, that's as close as they'll ever get to it.