NFL Gameday: Conference Championship • Page 36

Crazy how we can be upset about both things at the same time!

 

lol

 

Psst he's wrong haha "nothing would have changed" when a tie game is clearly different than a deficit

 

Bills losing Super Bowls

 

Yep, this. We saw, bare minimum, 7pts swing on the exact same thing 2 quarters ago. If tugs and shoulder grabs are allowed, cool, it'll be a messy game but at least its consistent.

 

The packers wasted their opportunities and also got fucked by the refs. Those things aren’t mutually exclusive.

 

....no? The Bucs are literally in field goal position rn

 

But they deserved to lose for playing like cowards kicking the FG and not taking advantage of Brady throwing not 1, not 2, but 3 picks!

 

the alcohol is flowing in the gameday thread I can smell it on all of your breath

 

60 yard FG isn't really field goal range

the ball is on the 43

 

The amount of crying for a correct call is hilarious. Packers choked big time regardless.

 

The thing that kills me that call wouldn't be an issue if Brady wasn't throwing that ball

 

yes, one puts pressure on Brady and one doesn't. I'd rather the one that doesn't make Brady enter God Mode

 

Kevin King did more than anyone, I'd say

 

well, it was a clear penalty. So not sure what there is to be mad about.

 

That TB receiver did a fucking front flip to buy a call from the softest hold. NFL needs to make diving a penalty like in the NHL, fuck that lame shit

 

*break

 

"They missed calls all game, so they should've missed this obvious call that negatively affected the team I was rooting for too!"

 

The game was decided when the Packers decided to kick a field goal instead of going for it on fourth down.

 

@CarpetElf stop this is a bad hill haha

 

Love that the narrative yet again becomes Brady being a hero after he did his best to lose this game

 

Antonio Brown does not deserve a ring

 

Bills beating Brady is now the way.


Eli wins this tho