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VWolf

(3,944 posts)
Mon Jan 19, 2015, 10:02 AM Jan 2015

Regarding Seattle's 2-point conversion

I was just thinking about it. Seattle is up 20-19. Wilson throws up a prayer that could have easily been intercepted and run back for (I believe) 2 points to GB. Had that happened, Wilson may have ended up the goat.

I don't usually think in hypotheticals, but this one would have been something.

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Regarding Seattle's 2-point conversion (Original Post) VWolf Jan 2015 OP
When I saw that ball floating I thought... Inkfreak Jan 2015 #1
The Lynch Play That Killed Them. . . ProfessorGAC Jan 2015 #2
Doesn't work that way in the pros. trotsky Jan 2015 #3
Didn't know that. Thanks. n/t VWolf Jan 2015 #4

Inkfreak

(1,695 posts)
1. When I saw that ball floating I thought...
Mon Jan 19, 2015, 10:26 AM
Jan 2015

Interception! That's game! But nope, packers D really blew it on that one. I think that was the game changer. That and forgetting that Lynch is a fracking BEAST. he ran all over them.

ProfessorGAC

(65,042 posts)
2. The Lynch Play That Killed Them. . .
Mon Jan 19, 2015, 12:28 PM
Jan 2015

. . . was the pass where somehow everybody on D let a 4.6 RB get behind the WHOLE DEFENSE!

He comes from 6 yards behind scrimmage, runs a 15 to 20 yard pattern and is behind everyone.

It's not like the guy is Usain Bolt. He's big and strong and shifty, but not just flat blazing and with a 6 yard disadvantage he gets behind everyone.

Brain cramp from the Packers' D.

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