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Originally Posted by cabmando
Oh no doubt without that lucky catch we're not talking about running Lynch but you have to admit, you thought it was over with a back like Lynch at that field position. Be honest.
Either way it's probably the most I enjoyed a Super Bowl that didn't involve the Steelers in quite a while.
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I was watching with by brother who was "all is lost" animating. My words to him before the interception play were "well they still have to punch it in"... Lesson learned - fight until you don't have any fight left. Don't give up. Can't be any more impressed with Bill B. and his composure at the end. I admit I was calling for letting them in after that long completion so Brady would at least have a chance to drive them to field goal range in 30 seconds. This is exactly why (among other reasons) that I'm not the coach.
Great game to watch other than all the gesticulating/antics after virtually every play especially the Seattle side. I wish the camera wouldn't feed those dorks.
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