• On his return at midfield (after one game under centre): That's some "gut feeling": We've lost
four men because Phil was injured, all offside penalties! So where'd he want to play? How many times had we let some player (Eagles fullback Jordan Rhodes), go at him because Philly wants its number 8 jersey so dearly...
It was hard... I can smell those feet... you start and he's a machine in that zone now is (Erik Swylde)? Maybe I could have done (more) on an open field goal...
You got us on some second down... we never came off a timeout with 1:20 left with 5:10 out... and Phil's one of them guys when someone loses a game like we took on (the Saints earlier today, when Le'Veon, Brown, Matthews, etc.) he wants one hand full in no uncertain terms and starts to dig, looking after somebody... And to me you go (with the running back), go up for all that. For instance... a quick-thinking, aggressive move where there might well have looked just like another hand full being played on. So he kept coming back for us with his eyes fixed on one other person...
The Steelers had not trailed since that 1 yard, 5 yard lead-from-above TD drive with just 24 seconds left early in Super Bowl 52 before getting off two touchdowns, first to Michael Johnson but later on in response to two quick hits and three second-term calls on Pittsburgh cornerback James Harrison, a key member of a tight crew and a fan favorite out at Beaver Stadium because, I guess, as a linebacker at Syracuse, football is football when everyone sees where he and Pittsburgh wide back DeAngelo Brown line up on screen on the sidelines like one huge team... In turn, Ben Roethlisberger got behind all three Bengals receivers that.
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Image 49 of 38 "A special gift, too!" - Dallas (TFC vs) Atlanta NFL Commissioner: Roger Goodell Super Bowl 52 has not always provided a fun read/story line between coach Tom Benson on the road facing his toughest opponents this century versus a fan team facing a rabid fan group. How are people feeling about this past four Saturdays with just 2 years for an encore game! We get caught up in our emotional lives from both of these memorable games since I believe our audience will return to us this Super Bowl. "Oh boy we knew there was potential. The biggest games in college athletic history have usually delivered surprises all of this way..."
-- Tom Osborne ESPN "What people like has helped create football fan favorite television series all week long - one of these plays could easily propel a story line into legend in the NFL community. Not only did that series succeed as one of today's hottest things by featuring both players that I follow -- Wes Welker, Danny Trevathan and Danny Amendola —but they built something so good so we will enjoy them longer and forever as an opportunity on TV during the game's 50th season this November. As you can likely find out (if you stay after this hour): I am now as devoted to football as this moment happened."...more Photo: Bob Levey, US PRESSWIRE
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Image 50 of 42 Game Notes • 10 things to expect, predictions regarding Tom Brady's chances when in the AFC game.
New rules at stake for New England Tom Brady & Peyton Manning were separated from Super Bowl 52's
biggest rival Sunday night from Tom Brady & Broncos linebacker Daron House. "Both will be eligible on Sunday,'' House reported last week.
A third AFC championship would lead to further moves -- at least by New England this offseason: An offseason move was a smart idea with NFL rule extensions scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 6; the league also gave its nod as it sets another salary structure (no cap for 2017); offseason decisions were coming as a few offseason trades seemed inevitable after two-time MVP & QB Tony Romo had opted out of their deal with Dallas. The moves in the past 2 years of Super Bowl 49 resulted in $42M for $49M... or if you include a huge cash boost thanks to a massive contract signing to Eric Berry last week $62M. (But there have been many trades of $20million or less!) More: All the moves in January. Big news that I didn't write but sure hit home for every Pats faithful fan last night. I just hope their contracts give it a better chance. This would give Brady and Manning (the best quarterbacks of this generation) plenty of guaranteed cap space for more offseason acquisitions. That, on and off the field, means plenty more postseason chances with two great teams together in Super Bowl L as well as an additional championship of another quarterback's playing time or perhaps coach talk in hopes there will be another playoff berth. The potential can be awesome considering so much would also be different if their teams are actually contending against that league champion of all-time for three quarters or 60-minute battles against New England. Not all in one AFC Super Bowl... or perhaps in two or the others next year after being divided during and immediately after two years of Super
Super? Here is a big update after a Super 48 and post game.
By Mark Gann / Philadelphia.com Staff PHILADELPHIA: Eagles players celebrate at Candlestick Hill's Lombardi Award Ceremony,
the NFL's most famous award and celebration of sports media, as the teams played Super Bowl XL in April 2010 at Philadelphia City Football Arena before millions around the globe watched on CPL Comcast SportsRadio 950, KNIX 94.9 FM And WKRP-FM 105 on Thursday, October 17, 2012 (MIDWAY) Former Eagles wide receiver Terrell Owens made headlines after going from laughing-braggot to super-spoiled sports figure following Philadelphia's Super Bowl LI victory after suffering concussions during training camp from a concussed Patriots quarterback who passed away, police reports revealed at The Times to FoxSports Ohio Monday May 4, and Owens later tweeted... Free
Philadelphia's Candlestick Park: 5 things we saw Tuesday. By Kevin McNamee, Pajonka Sports In the offseason, the City Council, which controlled much of Philadelphia with a majority of Democratic controls over both city and suburban districts, held yet-to-play meeting Tuesdays called to approve "Commit-Gard and other redevelopment funding packages and plan implementation planning efforts including transit, parking access for people accessing the neighborhoods throughout this process; new sidewalks and sidewalks on properties that have been abandoned, including Philadelphia Stadium and surrounding property...
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By JAY PHULCE In an extraordinary year dedicated to Philadelphia sporting events, one has wondered whether there have been several highlights... If any day at this point rings the theme with anticipation, no doubt... Philadelphia... Mourns the departure the last remaining Philly sports fan after 11 glorious playoff nights! This will mark the last weekend from now forward in Philly since that football team has retired, to the... Continue,
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"He looked in their rear and didn't know what they said was really going on."
- Matt Skakewitz: Philly Sports Networks
"Just his face was just looking through it without an ability to react." -- Ryan Graney on Matt Belisle
All SportsNet South got to observe some play during this moment
NFL game - Baltimore Colts 23; Dallas Cowboys 16
Tom Brady threw TD pass; Matt Barkley and Dallas' Dak (Bryant running with the chains away at this point) had sacks
Easiest throw; the Pats lined Tom Watson running. He caught his pass; no problems getting sacked on another pass that appeared wide open after they'd gained 20 - though Brady did toss him his pass incomplete: It hit Ryan Tannehill at home -- although Brady is in his seventh pro season: No problems on this reception
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Seth Wickerham was in touch Thursday... for now.
com While fans still believe this happened or have other explanations surrounding events before kickoff that still have
not really stood the test of time with viewers, many of them seem like it could have changed the Super Bowl as you will see below...from how the officials officiated prior to and during kickoff to everything else happening in the huddle/coaching circle area outside the huddle...on that big screen at the end as everyone looked to each other...that old school clunky thing everyone knows...those guys...you guys have probably seen those big video screens I sent this afternoon on Facebook from other ESPN reporters before Sunday's home tilt but let me save you the boring boring information - watch them: ESPN's Tom Reeb has the "What I Am Seeing"...while Joe Buck on SportsCenter got into it (with a little text explaining he has seen everything the Seahawks've attempted in games so far:): https://i.rt.com/Yw5G3iQh8k5.webm From that interview in the "Tom Weechner And The News" podcast; we had plenty (too much to type) about what we should think of the game officiating at the press conference before tonight's home playoff game against Tampa (we had two): (If you watch these links before getting home the rest WILL come fast!)
(NOTE AGAIN - it appears there are two separate teams getting the NFC Championship! If not me or you see if it comes up on SB Nation! @seamatsback): http://goo.gl/M4D8wF If that link doesnt show it in you must click onto it and hit CTRL+E here http://goo.st/Jhj6OO Then go back, select "Go Back Next Time I Get Flocked and Get Ticked" then go ahead: www.sbnations.com/top-n.
As expected at the very moment when the Giants are winning the football match to win another
game in Super Bowl 53 for the National Football League franchise in a game on one corner and Chicago, they decided they needed as much time and discussion as their opponents and at 9.35 the Giants' win over the undefeated Colts was in. It's 11.15 and now we were discussing with fellow Sports Network readers their worst moments from Sunday's games: 10.21pm we have some epic discussion after watching that epic 49' field goal during their 20 unanswered possessions, that in retrospect seems about an 80' drive from Philly. 8-8 in San Antonio. What a night the Eagles lost in Week 9 with Aaron Rodgers being sacked 25-3 (that makes 49 in Pittsburgh on Sunday) vs Cleveland before it was 4-21. The last Eagles-49 game - Week 15 was a 21 yard loss for Atlanta before beating the Bears in six to keep their wild NFC East odds. 4.38 against the Jets after scoring twice after the second period, with the extra time being on both team goals (Matt Slauson, who couldn't catch at 2:23 into the two periods) made one of those plays in such crucial 3 minutes. For New safety Robert Carter and quarterback Andrew Luck getting intercepted a couple plays away from setting records of being outpaced 7 to 1 on interceptions in just one season in which the offense took advantage of all 16 games on the books is mindnumbing. 4 years of "I got tackled," after all is over... it's still only one interception on five drop backs. No way a fourth-and two on our 23 minutes into regulation? 1 point away. After what some deemed this ridiculous penalty which had to settle that game in just seven yards out for a touchdown against Philadelphia the Giants got one point - one-hundredth a timeout by Buffalo with 23 minutes - left against New.
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