Both the packers and dolts are joke teams. Seattle will grind Brady's face in the turf!!

Soft teams  like green bay always choke in big moments.

Only a soft team can lose when the other QB throws 4 interceptions. The real team scored touchdowns, the soft team didnt.

Vinny, if you have time to post this you have time to answer Boo question. 

Next time put it all in one post, not three. 

Quote from: dashvinny on January 18, 2015, 04:41:17 PM
Only a soft team can lose when the other QB throws 4 interceptions. The real team scored touchdowns, the soft team didnt.

And an even softer team THREW four interceptions. Seagulls get a lucky 44 seconds to score 15 points and you're acting like they're unstoppable. They suck. They suck hard. I hate the patriots though so I guess I want the gulls.

Quote from: dashvinny on January 18, 2015, 04:41:17 PM
Only a soft team can lose when the other QB throws 4 interceptions. The real team scored touchdowns, the soft team didnt.

You can thank Bostick.

Actually I was waiting all game for them to finally throw a pass interference flag against Green Bay. Even on the last touchdown, the defensive back was hanging a;; over the receiver. As for the TIGHT END who flubbed the onside kick, you could see his mind working as the ball came directly at him: "must catch  the ball, must catch the ball"; and then it went right through his hands and hit him in the face mask!

Quote from: mdgiles on January 20, 2015, 06:39:16 PM
Actually I was waiting all game for them to finally throw a pass interference flag against Green Bay. Even on the last touchdown, the defensive back was hanging a;; over the receiver. As for the TIGHT END who flubbed the onside kick, you could see his mind working as the ball came directly at him: "must catch  the ball, must catch the ball"; and then it went right through his hands and hit him in the face mask!

Yep, though the most unexplainable Packer-flub was after Wilson's last interception-throw... the defender nabbed it, then fell-down untouched without getting-up and running.

And what is all this crap about "under inflated footballs". Unless they over inflated them and/or kept them warm, of course they are going to lose air pressure; IT'S COLD IN NEW ENGLAND IN THE WINTER. If you inflate the balls inside, and then take them outside and let them sit, they will lose pressure, because the air inside the ball will cool down. It's the exact opposite effect of inflating a hot air balloon by simply heating up the air. Having played enough basketball on NYC courts outside during the winter, I know you have to over inflate the ball, to allow for the cold. Are you telling me that both sides don't know this? Or does Indianapolis - which spends most of it's games playing indoors - not understand what happens to an Inflated object. Here's a video of a balloon in liquid nitrogen. Same effect as cold on a football. Just a question of degree.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KJuXfsaefA
 

The Pats will crush the Seachickens!

Quote from: mdgiles on January 21, 2015, 08:27:35 AM
And what is all this crap about "under inflated footballs". Unless they over inflated them and/or kept them warm, of course they are going to lose air pressure; IT'S COLD IN NEW ENGLAND IN THE WINTER. If you inflate the balls inside, and then take them outside and let them sit, they will lose pressure, because the air inside the ball will cool down.

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^That makes sense.  I wouldn't think that you could throw an underinflated ball as accurately or as far.  Seems the only advantage would be to possibly get a better grip.   

Quote from: mdgiles on January 21, 2015, 08:27:35 AM
And what is all this crap about "under inflated footballs". Unless they over inflated them and/or kept them warm, of course they are going to lose air pressure; IT'S COLD IN NEW ENGLAND IN THE WINTER. If you inflate the balls inside, and then take them outside and let them sit, they will lose pressure, because the air inside the ball will cool down. It's the exact opposite effect of inflating a hot air balloon by simply heating up the air. Having played enough basketball on NYC courts outside during the winter, I know you have to over inflate the ball, to allow for the cold. Are you telling me that both sides don't know this? Or does Indianapolis - which spends most of it's games playing indoors - not understand what happens to an Inflated object. Here's a video of a balloon in liquid nitrogen. Same effect as cold on a football. Just a question of degree.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KJuXfsaefA

Oh please. I'm so sick of people trying to make this argument. Obviously the weather plays a part in the pressure and obviously everyone knows this. Have a little respect for the investigators who have certainly considered this and are still saying they tampered with the balls. The weather is considered at all times in every game and something defintely stood out as wrong to the refs during this particular game. Plus, the Colts' balls didn't have pressure issues and one of the twelve Pats balls didn't either. Know why? Because they were hoping that they could get that one proper ball tested should the refs realize the jig was up. Unfortunately for the cheating Pats, the refs checked all the balls. Stop giving them an obvious excuse that certainly wouldn't be overlooked by investigators.

Quote from: dashvinny on January 18, 2015, 02:31:22 PM
Both the packers and dolts are joke teams. Seattle will grind Brady's face in the turf!!

Nostra-dumbass Vinny lives!

Quote from: taxed on February 02, 2015, 12:39:44 AM
Nostra-dumbass Vinny lives!

What is the term for people that make bad predictions in the stock mkt?

False Profits?

Quote from: dashvinny on January 18, 2015, 03:34:57 PM
Soft teams  like green bay always choke in big moments.

Yup you were right, the Seachickens choked and lost the game.