Superbowl XLVI

[dwid]

They must have told Bellicheck something because that drive they had Ochocinco and had in Lawfirm for most of it. Still got a td because Welker drawing double coverage and Hernandez caught the td.


and where has Edelman been on defense?

 

[FootballDad]

That last series was all Woodhead. Yet very little praise from Chrissy and company.

Praise for Woodhead would have been unexpected! Nevertheless, we have this photo, so it soesn't matter:

 

[Westside]

Those 2 drops by Branch and Welker could be the diffence. Let's hope the NY implodes

 

[Westside]

Eli has ice running thrue his veins right now.

 

[Matra2]

Bad challenge by Belichick. Cost New England a vital time out.

 

[Matra2]

Pats in danger of looking like perennial chokers.

 

[Anak]

They were robbed of 2 seconds. He spiked the ball the whistle blew at 19 the clock continued to run down to 17 and they never gave them back the two seconds.

 

[Kaptain]

Once again the only the way the Patriots lose is to run out of time. It's too bad that Gronk wasn't 100% this game. He was their biggest weapon this year and the most dominant player in any position in all of the NFL IMO.

 

[Mischling3rdDegree]

What an ending. Despite all the mistakes, the Pats were only a Gronk-step away from winning it. Their receivers, black and white, have only themselves to blame for this loss.

Non-caste observations: I think it's stupid that a 9-7 team wins the Super Bowl, and I think it's stupid when the best play is to let the other team run into the end zone for free. I also think it's stupid that a team can intentionally put 12 guys on the field to run time off the clock.

 

[dwid]

They were robbed of 2 seconds. He spiked the ball the whistle blew at 19 the clock continued to run down to 17 and they never gave them back the two seconds.

yeah i noticed the same thing to. They kind of hurt themselves though, it should have never came down to that. They were moving the ball fine with Welker, Woodhead on most of the snaps and Hernandez. Then they come out in the 2nd half throwing to Ochocinco on one of the first plays, Lawfirm on the field most of the time (thats one less receiver the defense has to worry about) and focused more on Dieon Branch as well who had only 3 catches, one coming with NOBODY covering him. At least the drop Welker had was a tough catch, he grabbed it too soon barely getting a hold of the nose as he was spinning in the air.

Edelman was nowhere to be found on defense, one that was said to have improved (which coincided with him playing), giving up easy passes, playing prevent at the end allowing them to eat up a bunch of clock. I was saying just let them score when there was closer to 2 minutes on the clock. If he wasn't on defense then why not offense? If Gronkowski can't play and even take up a good defender then why keep him on the field? Should have put Edelman in.

 

[northwinds]

That's a tough one to stomach.....I kept screaming for BB to let the Giants score with about 2:25 to play...it was obvious that Brady was going to have to have a game winning TD drive....why let the clock run down to .58 seconds before you make that decision. The drop by Welker hurt....hurt bad....and because he's Caucasian that will be the total discussion tomorrow. Nice to see Danny Wood head get a SuperBowl TD. These two Patriots/Giants Superbowls could have... should have gone the other way. Think about the Asante Samuel drop of the easy interception in 2008....game over....Welker is the MVP.....oh well...at least they were there.

 

[referendum]

Well, a tough loss for us here at CF, but I'd rather have a loss like this then the Pats not in the playoffs at all. The 2nd most white friendly team of the NFC playoff teams wins, so its not as if it was the Buccaneers over the Steelers either.

 

[sport historian]

Those 2 drops by Branch and Welker could be the diffence. Let's hope the NY implodes

Welker's drop was a killer.

 

[Anak]

I also think it's stupid that a team can intentionally put 12 guys on the field to run time off the clock.

I agree with that. Flagged plays should cause the clock to be reset to when the play is snapped.

 

[DixieDestroyer]

The Patsies need to re-tool that coal black defense to make another SB run. I was excited to see Danny get a TD . Eli proved he among the NFL's best QBs.

 

[Anak]

That's a tough one to stomach.....I kept screaming for BB to let the Giants score with about 2:25 to play...it was obvious that Brady was going to have to have a game winning TD drive....why let the clock run down to .58 seconds before you make that decision.

That's so true. Whatever Giants player that they would have let score wouldn't have been quick thinking enough in order to stop. 2 minutes would have been huge.

 

[norsereich]

If your white you should defend welker all day!

The simple fact of the matter is the black loving media will make that one bad play; the game! Which was a bad throw by Brady anyways(who had a very poor game) what about Hernandez and branch? They can’t catch balls thrown across the middle because they must fill the stereotypical non-white (I don’t want to get hit hard clause)?! Guess so. Either way the two factors for the patriots lost was a non-factor gronkowski, and that useless all black and useless defense back field that belichick has established. Playing off the wide receiver every play lol. Did anyone see the motley crue commercial? I mostly watched the pawn stars on the history channel, but I saw the crue commercial. This was the only white people commercial. Either way belichick you need to make your defense whiter! Learn from that stellar white defense of the Texans. My white man standouts of the game were: manning, woodhead, Blackburn,and weatherford (the giant’s punter who had a huge game putting the patriots back deep most of the game) all in all a good night for white men. Sadly the whiter team didn’t win, but maybe they'll learn that a black defense is uselesss, and will reload.

 

[Anak]

Welker was open and it was a crucial drop but it wasn't exactly an easy catch, he was twisting in the air.

 

[dwid]

Brady could have made a much better throw to the wide open Welker. Branch didn't catch the one right after. Welker usually catches those but he didn't let it fully come to him and wound up trying to hang on to the nose of the ball and like you said, he was twisting in the air.

I don't think you can say the loss came down to one thing, they made a bunch of mistakes, should have put the game away in the 3rd quarter, at least put themselves up by another td

they were passing away and decided to go conservative

1st and 10 at NE 17	B.Green-Ellis right end to NE 19 for 2 yards (C.Blackburn). NYG-J.Pierre-Paul was injured during the play. His return is Probable.
2nd and 8 at NE 19	(Run formation) T.Brady pass incomplete short right to B.Green-Ellis.
3rd and 8 at NE 19	(Shotgun) T.Brady sacked at NE 15 for -4 yards (J.Tuck).

Lawfirm in, dont have to worry about sending a defender to cover him = more guys to cover the players with the good hands which forces Brady to sit in the pocket longer.

after that sack i dont know if he was totally with it, bad idea to throw to Gronkowski who had no separation

the defense is another story, can't stop anyone when it matters.

 

[Don Wassall]

Welker was open and it was a crucial drop but it wasn't exactly an easy catch, he was twisting in the air.

I agree, it was far from an easy catch.

Looking at the bright side, Eli Manning is The Man. He was unstoppable this year. He is unbelievably clutch and just a tremendous all-around quarterback. With all the attention Rodgers, Brees and Brady got this year, Eli just may have passed all of them as the best quarterback in the league.

The second relatively Whitest NFC playoff team beat the Whitest all-around team in the league. As someone noted, it was far from a Pittsburgh-Tampa game; only the most brain-dead DWFs could have failed to notice the key role played by White players on both teams.

 

[Don Wassall]

The difference in the game was the Patriots' slow start. It was 9-0 early and New England basically threw away the first quarter. They were the better team the rest of the game, although not by much, but in a low-scoring game that early deficit was the key factor in the outcome.

 

[norsereich]

I agree that no one can talk jack about Eli anymore. He is an A ranked QB indeed. With a healthy Peyton next year, it will be white qb frenzy. I’d love to see the colts trade Peyton to Minnesota. They need some white men.

 

[Highlander]

Did anyone see the motley crue commercial? I mostly watched the pawn stars on the history channel, but I saw the crue commercial. This was the only white people commercial. Every commercial where made out to look like idiots..

The commercials were horrid, especially the Budweiser and Samsung ones with the annoying rap/hip-hop noise that accompanied them.

This demeaning/violent/emasculating one from Oikos could just as well be posted in the "Commercials We Hate!" or "Ubiquitous Man-Hating" threads but I'll post it here since it was shown during the SB.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y59VUQxX3Dk

After reading the comments, this commercial seems to be the audience favorite of the SB from DWF-Amerika.

 

[bigunreal]

Okay, I think we can all state unequivocally that the Caste System won this Super Bowl. The big mouth, arrogant scrub Manningham becomes the big hero, making a catch that Crissy instantly told us, "will be watched 100 years from now." For unknown reasons, he felt confident in stating this, even though the Pats might have caused a turnover or miraculously stopped the Giants on downs.

Meanwhile, the relatively unknown white player Manningham criticized, Julian Edelman, appeared not to have played a down on defense or offense. I guess his coach agreed with Chris Carter, Manningham and every jock sniffer on t.v.- that white boy ain't good enough to crack that sterling defensive backfied.

Tom Brady is not clutch. He appeared flustered the entire game, was indecisive, held the ball way too long, and failed to find open receivers even though he had mostly great pass protection. Combined with Belicheck's usual head-scratching coaching, I'm starting the think the Patriots were very, very lucky to win those first three Super Bowls.

So the big mouthed, inexplicably conceited Manningham is the hero, and the reliable, underappreaciated, but still best known white WR Wes Welker picks the worst moment possible to drop a key pass, that in effect determined the outcome of the game. Edelman gets no chance to show his critics they were off base, because his coach didn't play him.

Gronk is ignored the entire game, and Dungy tells us at halftime this is because "he can't run." No, he was running very well and was often wide open. You'd have to ask Brady why he didn't throw the ball to him. Gronk had the field beat on a long bomb in the second half, but Brady again waited forever and then finally flung the ball way too late, allowing Blackburn to catch up and make a nice play. Brady's stats may look good, but at key moments he was simply awful in this game.

All in all, another horrific Super Bowl. Boring, with the satanic halftime show and loads of idiotic commercials thrown in for good measure. Any youngster watching this game will recieve the message loud and clear; blacks are the only true athletes, and the few "white boys" permitted on the field must bulk up, shut up, get out of the limelight and let the real players shine.

 

[Don Wassall]

I didn't watch the commercials closely but from what I could tell they didn't seem as bad as I figured they would be. Lots of obligatory White men as the foils and idiots, but I always expect the worst and a fair number were somewhat innocuous. Lots of commercials with people mindlessly partying, happy shiny people and all. And Madonna's halftime show wasn't as perverted as I thought it would be, though it seemed to have lots of occult symbolism going on.