02-03-2015, 07:35 AM
PaulW, I think TomK makes a good point about the change in play after the third tea break. The Seahawks had control of the game, when afterward the momentum shifted. What did Coach Carroll serve his team, Darjeeling? Oolong? Bad biscuits? Or heaven forbid, crumpets in the midst of an athletic competition?
Did the third quarter tea service give Marshawn Lynch (the running back) cramps, forcing Coach Carroll to call a passing play on the one yard line late in the 4th quarter when it was clearly a running down?
I'm just glad all this talk about the Patriots not having the balls suitable to win the championship has finally come to a close. I believe in the end they proved their detractors wrong, and in my opinion much to much time was spent in the press dwelling on a incident that should have remained a personal matter.
Thanks punafish, edited to correct coaches name. As a Packer fan, the last game of the year I really followed was weeks ago. But we still can't talk about that. I know they gave out a Lombardi Trophy for this game. Got that right!
Did the third quarter tea service give Marshawn Lynch (the running back) cramps, forcing Coach Carroll to call a passing play on the one yard line late in the 4th quarter when it was clearly a running down?
I'm just glad all this talk about the Patriots not having the balls suitable to win the championship has finally come to a close. I believe in the end they proved their detractors wrong, and in my opinion much to much time was spent in the press dwelling on a incident that should have remained a personal matter.
Thanks punafish, edited to correct coaches name. As a Packer fan, the last game of the year I really followed was weeks ago. But we still can't talk about that. I know they gave out a Lombardi Trophy for this game. Got that right!
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