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..the biggest choke job by an team in sb history, by the falcons? Which other team or sb could it be?

Yeah it could be. Have not watched most sbs though

Buffalo vs Washington, 2nd Buffalo/ Dallas superbowl.

Devilanse333 posted...

Buffalo vs Washington, 2nd Buffalo/ Dallas superbowl.

Didn't he say biggest choke job, blown lead?

TommyVercetti posted...

Didn't he say biggest choke job, blown lead?

Buffalo didnt have the lead against Washington, but they were back for a consecutive Super Bowl. After losing so close to the Giants, they had to have that one.

Buffalo led at halftime against Dallas after being dominated by them in the previous Super Bowl. Should have had that one, too.

Devilanse333 posted...

Buffalo didnt have the lead against Washington, but they were back for a consecutive Super Bowl. After losing so close to the Giants, they had to have that one.

Buffalo led at halftime against Dallas after being dominated by them in the previous Super Bowl. Should have had that one, too.

Not remembering that well, thought like the only one they had a chance against was g men. Like had any chance. Pathetic, they should have won giants game. 4 straight. Might not be done again in any sport

TommyVercetti posted...

Not remembering that well, thought like the only one they had a chance against was g men. Like had any chance. Pathetic, they should have won giants game. 4 straight. Might not be done again in any sport

They should have won all 4 with those players. Bills just picked the last game of year to have their worst game.

And guess who was OC of the Falcons during that super bowl who gave up on the run?

The dude who lost again last night.

Touch posted...

And guess who was OC of the Falcons during that super bowl who gave up on the run?

The dude who lost again last night.

Who? I forget?

TommyVercetti posted...

Who? I forget?

Kyle Shanahan, head coach of the 49ers

I feel like whatever team goes into the half down on points has the advantage. Atleast they always win whenever I see a game.

dummy420 posted...

I feel like whatever team goes into the half down on points has the advantage. Atleast they always win whenever I see a game.

Pretty much. Winning team takes a "play to not lose" approach while team behind adopts the "play to win" mindset.

Defense play calling gets more prevention based rather than pressure based, offensive play calls become time management and conservative. Next thing you know other teams caught up and you're forced to make a play.

By that time the team that was leading needs to make a move, they are essentially iced playing against a defense that has been in rhythm. And either throw a pick trying to force something or just 4 and out.

dummy420 posted...

I feel like whatever team goes into the half down on points has the advantage. Atleast they always win whenever I see a game.

Is this really true for the majority of SBs? I doubt it. Certainly not true for bills vs cowboys , the 1st time. Possibly the most lopsided mismatch in SB history

It was an average Sunday for the falcons

GranTurismo posted...

Is this really true for the majority of SBs? I doubt it. Certainly not true for bills vs cowboys , the 1st time. Possibly the most lopsided mismatch in SB history

Like I said whenever I see the game. This is really not coming from an expert I know next to nothing. I rarely watch It's just when I do no matter how big an advantage a team has going into halftime it always ends up close.