Many calling a close game. No question Brady wants to play his best game and Brady & Team are bent on proving every allegation wrong by winning even bigger with Inflated Balls. This kind of motivation with Talent is hard to gage as questions keep surrounding their game and the only way to shut it up is win BIG! Say, 45 to 17?
However, something is not being said much at all from Pete Carroll's Seahawks and I am not talking about the dumb witted Marshawn Lynch antics at Press Conferences. They have gone quietly into their days and night and just preparing as they did last year where they befuddled Peyton Manning by learning how to follow and anticipate his plays, and that ended up with their First Super Bowl Win. One can see that happening again with a 34-81 Win!
Unknown #1: Coaches & Refs:
Petey Carroll like Billy Belichick knows how to shave the edges of any game too, just as he did with USC NCAA Violations Vacated Championships and ability to read Denver's Manning Pre-Play calling. Both Coaches know how to prep their teams for big games, and both edges counter each others abilities. Both Teams have Defensives Backs like Aliquippa's All-Pro Revis from Pitt and All-Pro Sherman from Stanford known as shutdown corners. Psychics are predicting a New England Win by almost 3 to 1 and just on average by 3 points. Yet, how the Refs call this game matters far more as every Super Bowl Game with the Betting Lines more important than Offensive and Defensive Lines?
Unknown #2: Players Self-Induced Pressure:
Seattle's Lynch by his own actions all week has put pressure on himself to perform and Belichick never misses knowing the weakness of the other Team's Players and that includes his own Players. This is the big unknown hard to predict in a few hours. Does Lynch cough up the ball as he did his Press Conferences became a distraction or does he focus even more than normal when it will come down to his motivation to run more like Bold Ruler? Does Brady have too much to prove that he can win even bigger with Inflated Ball or will age slow him down if rattled early?
Unknown #3: Quarterbacks Nicks 7 Bumps::
Throw in the young dynamic 26 year old Seattle QB Russell Wilson that knows how to run, pass, and win. Versus the steady but 37 Year Old Brady that does win. The psyche of the QBs in a Super Bowl is more important than the psychic's predictions. Brady's short game has to be on today and Willson's short runs the same, but both must avoid getting hurt or beat up. How to gage that can't be done until the game?
Thus, taking into these unknowns and a close game is hard to predict but that is part of the fun.
31-SeaHawks
29-Patriot-Nots
This post was edited on 2/1 2:00 PM by CaptainSidneyReilly
However, something is not being said much at all from Pete Carroll's Seahawks and I am not talking about the dumb witted Marshawn Lynch antics at Press Conferences. They have gone quietly into their days and night and just preparing as they did last year where they befuddled Peyton Manning by learning how to follow and anticipate his plays, and that ended up with their First Super Bowl Win. One can see that happening again with a 34-81 Win!
Unknown #1: Coaches & Refs:
Petey Carroll like Billy Belichick knows how to shave the edges of any game too, just as he did with USC NCAA Violations Vacated Championships and ability to read Denver's Manning Pre-Play calling. Both Coaches know how to prep their teams for big games, and both edges counter each others abilities. Both Teams have Defensives Backs like Aliquippa's All-Pro Revis from Pitt and All-Pro Sherman from Stanford known as shutdown corners. Psychics are predicting a New England Win by almost 3 to 1 and just on average by 3 points. Yet, how the Refs call this game matters far more as every Super Bowl Game with the Betting Lines more important than Offensive and Defensive Lines?
Unknown #2: Players Self-Induced Pressure:
Seattle's Lynch by his own actions all week has put pressure on himself to perform and Belichick never misses knowing the weakness of the other Team's Players and that includes his own Players. This is the big unknown hard to predict in a few hours. Does Lynch cough up the ball as he did his Press Conferences became a distraction or does he focus even more than normal when it will come down to his motivation to run more like Bold Ruler? Does Brady have too much to prove that he can win even bigger with Inflated Ball or will age slow him down if rattled early?
Unknown #3: Quarterbacks Nicks 7 Bumps::
Throw in the young dynamic 26 year old Seattle QB Russell Wilson that knows how to run, pass, and win. Versus the steady but 37 Year Old Brady that does win. The psyche of the QBs in a Super Bowl is more important than the psychic's predictions. Brady's short game has to be on today and Willson's short runs the same, but both must avoid getting hurt or beat up. How to gage that can't be done until the game?
Thus, taking into these unknowns and a close game is hard to predict but that is part of the fun.
31-SeaHawks
29-Patriot-Nots
This post was edited on 2/1 2:00 PM by CaptainSidneyReilly
