I'm sure others didn't feel that way!That's a bummer. I'm sure I'd have been excited but eventually frustrated if I watched, as I like rooting for underdogs.
I'm sure others didn't feel that way!That's a bummer. I'm sure I'd have been excited but eventually frustrated if I watched, as I like rooting for underdogs.
Ya, I don't get that at all. they let KC in FG range in like 4 plays.......they'd been so good all game, then they change strategy?The real killer of this game (besides a missed PAT) was 4th Q 2 min drill. Every team, I mean every team, goes into soft under belly prevent D. It fails at an alarming rate to win games and i'm not sure why it keeps getting used?
Right the prevent D is even worse in FG situation as its exactly what the offense needs to stay alive.Ya, I don't get that at all. they let KC in FG range in like 4 plays.......they'd been so good all game, then they change strategy?
I don’t think it’s clear cut.Just read an interesting question.....do you want the ball first in this overtime? Because if you get it second, you know if you need a TD (in these rules).......and I don't know the answer!
Yes, in these rules each team gets the ball at least once....but after that it is sudden death if they are tied after the first two possessions.I don’t think it’s clear cut.
Speaking of, what’s the rule of team 1 scores a touch down, team 2 scores a touchdown and then team 1 scores a field goal? Does team 1 win the OT game in that scenario?
I actually think that missed PAT might have been a blessing in disguise. Being up by 4 means they can't settle for a FG for a tie to force overtime, they have to go for the TD. And as gassed as the D was, they were probably going to get it.The real killer of this game (besides a missed PAT) was 4th Q 2 min drill. Every team, I mean every team, goes into soft under belly prevent D. It fails at an alarming rate to win games and i'm not sure why it keeps getting used?
Mayhaps, D could have afforded to be a bit more aggressive up by 4 though. . That goal line play call in OT was a great one, and Mahommes sold it perfectly though.I actually think that missed PAT might have been a blessing in disguise. Being up by 4 means they can't settle for a FG for a tie to force overtime, they have to go for the TD. And as gassed as the D was, they were probably going to get it.
I had to look it up as I didn't recall a closer scoring Super Bowl ever and I was right, XXV, Bills vs Giants, 19-20 respectively.One of the best Super Bowls I've ever watched, and I say that as a 49ers fan.
Super Bowl LI, Feb 5, 2017 - New England vs. Atlanta, Patriots won with a walk-off TD. I watched the game but I was drunk so I couldn't rememberAlso correct me if I'm wrong but I do believe that that was the first walk-off touchdown in Super Bowl history