That was a game for the ages. It was not looking so good for the Patriots for most of it but to their credit, they found a way to rally back from being 25 down. After they tied it up, there was no doubt as to what the outcome would be. In response to the OP's comments, I think this game clearly removed the debate about who the best quarterback and coach are--of all time. Because at the moment, they have no equals in terms of where it matters most in the NFL--Super Bowl wins.
Boring game for three quarters, then, BAM, a great game breaks out. Amazing. As far as analysis, it boils down to...it. One qb has "it" and the other doesn't, or at least didn't last night. Anyone doubting that "it" exists, please replay last night's Super Bowl.
Brady's jersey is missing. The Texas Rangers have been asked to find it. When manager Jeff Bannister was asked about progress on this: "Hey, we're busy planning spring training, hope to be in the pennant race this year." Sorry, had to go there.
but they so have lots of 1st and 2nd rounders on the roster... http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2017...alcons-super-bowl-teams-compares-with-cowboys
Disagree about Ryan. He was 17/23 for 250+ yards, 2 TDs, and no picks. People blame him for taking 1 sack when the play call was dumb and eating the ball was a lot smarter than risking a turnover. I'm also just not one who thinks comeback wins are "better" than other wins because the guys who made the comeback were the same ones who made the comeback be necessary in the first place.
