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Forums - Sports Discussion - The NFL Thread 2014: New England Patriots Win Super Bowl XLIX

 

Who will win the Super Bowl?

Who cares? 41 36.61%
 
That AFC team. 29 25.89%
 
That NFC team. 5 4.46%
 
Hahaha, not the Packers! 25 22.32%
 
See Results. 9 8.04%
 
Total:109
chocoloco on 23 January 2015

Check out a more detailed version of the map and vote at ESPN.com . 

In the whole world, only New England believes the Patriots.



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Angelus on 23 January 2015

Doesn't surprise me that the majority of people don't believe them. While not really a fan of the Patriots, I do like them, and I've always liked Tom Brady, but even I don't believe him for a second when he says he knew nothing about it or couldn't tell the difference in the balls. You can't stand there and say "12.5 is perfect, that's the way I like em" and then turn around and say you can't tell the difference between 12.5 and 10.5. I mean give me a break how stupid do you have to be to buy that?



noname2200 on 23 January 2015
RolStoppable said:

You dummy, that's a map of the USA, not the world.


So...he's right then.



amp316 on 23 January 2015

There hasn't been this much talk about balls since the AVNs.



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chocoloco on 23 January 2015
RolStoppable said:
chocoloco said:

Check out a more detailed version of the map and vote at ESPN.com . 

In the whole world, only New England believes the Patriots.

You dummy, that's a map of the USA, not the world.

As for the globe in the bottom right, I hope you realize that if it represented global votes, all of those people would live in the sea because the continents are colored white.

Smart people might check the sources given in the post. The international vote is always shown in the bottem right coner as a globe. You must not be fimiliar at all with espn.com which often has just as good stuff, or better than NFL.com.  You are really reaching here to insult actually. 



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Angelus on 23 January 2015
amp316 said:
There hasn't been this much talk about balls since the AVNs.



Angelus on 23 January 2015
RolStoppable said:
chocoloco said:

Smart people might check the sources given in the post. The international vote is always shown in the bottem right coner as a globe. You must not be fimiliar at all with espn.com which often has just as good stuff, or better than NFL.com.  You are really reaching here to insult actually. 

Like anyone needs a reason to insult you.

Be nice Rol. We can't all keep tip toeing around you just because you're still crying into your Packers jersey



chocoloco on 23 January 2015
RolStoppable said:
chocoloco said:

Smart people might check the sources given in the post. The international vote is always shown in the bottem right coner as a globe. You must not be fimiliar at all with espn.com which often has just as good stuff, or better than NFL.com.  You are really reaching here to insult actually. 

Like anyone needs a reason to insult you.

I do not know what that means, but coming from one of the sites biggest spammers the statement is laughable. 



mornelithe on 23 January 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gd0kGhIcF4



Angelus on 23 January 2015
mornelithe said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gd0kGhIcF4


Somehow I doubt that keeping a ball submerged in a consistent body of water is the same as playing with a ball in the rain. Especially when you consider that the offense is usually only out there a few minutes at a time and the balls are constantly exchanged, taken out, and covered up.

 

I mean correct me if I'm wrong but the Colts' balls were fine weren't they?