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A_C_E on 02 February 2015
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platformmaster918 said:
MTZehvor said:
platformmaster918 said:
tiffac said:
That was one of the most wildest SuperBowl endings that I can remember. Including the punches. lol!

Its almost very poetic for an undrafted rookie to make the final winning play. Congrats Pats they are indeed the San Antonio Spurs of the NFL.

except the Spurs didn't cheat (in 2 different ways) to get to their 4.  Unfortunate lesson for the kids of today.  If you're not cheating you're not trying I guess.

Cry more please.

haha typical.  Can't even deny it just the old "cry more" or "you mad bro?" response.  I'll give the Spurs all the credit in the world they're a great team.  See that shows I don't mind giving the true great credit even when they're not my team.  I'm also not a Seahawks fan or a fan of any of the teams they've beaten in the Super Bowl so I'm not biased against them.  You just can't ignore this when it's been clearly proven in one case and 99% certain in the other.  See if you have an actual reply this time.

I'm under the impression that you have evidence pertaining to New England being the culprit in the cheating scandal against the Colts. As far as I was aware the investigation by the NFL has turned up nothing against anyone who is part of the New England organization.

And then you have this quote from one of the Colts players themselves:

Jackson also told NFL Media that he harbors no ill will towards the Patriots, even if they were using deflated footballs. To his credit, Jackson said that the Patriots simply outplayed the Colts in every aspect of the game, which is true. Lost in all the controversy over the Patriots' cheating is that deflated footballs likely would not have had any impact on the final score, with the Patriots triumphing 45-7.

There is not an excuse you can use against New England in the Super Bowl game and yet here New England is, the Super Bowl CHAMPS BABY!!!