And that why I love football!

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And why I continue to watch.

 

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I had -5. Feels like a miracle push

 

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Nah, football sucks. We should all boycott. LOL

 

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I had -5. Feels like a miracle push

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Lots of people had a miracle push

 

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That was the worst pass coverage I've ever seen. The guy lost his mind.

 

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Its the same reason we watched the WWF when were little.

 

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That was the worst pass coverage I've ever seen. The guy lost his mind.

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Yep, he'll have a hard time showing his face in New Orleans after that. All he had to do was wrap him up and could have easily done that. Just stupid.

 

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Reminded me of something

 

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Reminded me of something

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Yep, that was another incredible finish also.

 

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I had +5'. Feels like a miracle win after I already had the miracle win in the bag. Crazy game for us bettors.

In the board contest we had 4'. Saints win to a Saints loss.

 

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Michelangelo said:

I had +5'. Feels like a miracle win after I already had the miracle win in the bag. Crazy game for us bettors.

In the board contest we had 4'. Saints win to a Saints loss.

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Would have been incredible watching it at a sports book. I was at the Venetian for the NE/Pitt game and the place went nuts at the end of that one.

 

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bodyforlife said:

And why I continue to watch.

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insanely fun.

 

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Michelangelo said:

I had +5'. Feels like a miracle win after I already had the miracle win in the bag. Crazy game for us bettors.

In the board contest we had 4'. Saints win to a Saints loss.

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You didn't think they were going to kick that extra point, did you?

 

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Ehh sometimes they kick FGs after gamewinners, sometimes they don't. Really seems to be no rhyme or reason.

If you had to bet if the XP would be kicked or not the second Diggs crossed the goal line, you would make it a favorite to be kicked I think.

 

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Ehh sometimes they kick FGs after gamewinners, sometimes they don't. Really seems to be no rhyme or reason.

If you had to bet if the XP would be kicked or not the second Diggs crossed the goal line, you would make it a favorite to be kicked.

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Yeah, but I can't recall a time a team has done that after the teams had left the field. Michaelangelo had that in the bag.

 

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They could. But precedent has them doing exactly what they did, taking a knee. But, yes I had to sweat that too. Lots of sweat in this game. I also had the Over. More sweat.

 

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They could. But precedent has them doing exactly what they did, taking a knee. But, yes I had to sweat that too. Lots of sweat in this game. I also hade the Over. More sweat.

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Wow, yes you did (you didn't mention the total)

 

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bodyforlife said:

Yeah, but I can't recall a time a team has done that after the teams had left the field. Michaelangelo had that in the bag.

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I remember one time, this is like 10-15 years ago, it might've even been Bledsoe Era but NE scored to win the game and the other team left the field and Vinatieri either ran in or threw a 2pt conversion.

But yeah if you leave the field and the othe teams coach isn't Bill Belichick then chances are they will kneel it out.

edit: it was 1998 so it was Pete Carroll

 

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Haven't seen games like these for awhile, so many intense moments.... can't wait for next week

 

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I remember one time, this is like 10-15 years ago, it might've even been Bledsoe Era but NE scored to win the game and the other team left the field and Vinatieri either ran in or threw a 2pt conversion.

But yeah if you leave the field and the othe teams coach isn't Bill Belichick then chances are they will kneel it out.

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Yea. I remember that. But only Belichik would do that.