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The Panthers and New England Patriots
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Well youre batting .500....
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The Panthers and New England Patriots Umm, Carolina and Denver..... ps. Denver's gonna take it :D |
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The Panthers and New England Patriots Umm, Carolina and Denver..... ps. Denver's gonna take it :D I hope not Carolina just became my favourite team that day |
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On a side note, a few teasers for this years Supebowl commercials...
"" From Doritos on date nights to Bud Light, Butterfinger candy bars and Mini Cooper cars, the ads slated for Super Bowl 50 are set to kick off the big game with a bevy of famed actors and other stars. Tony Case, executive editor of AdWeek, said there are very few places advertisers can go to get a lot of people in one shot and the Super Bowl is it. "Last year the Super Bowl had a record 114 million viewers," Case told ABC News. "That sort of opportunity simply doesn’t exist in this day and age." Aerosmith 's Steven Tyler will be "walking this way" for Skittles, and website creator Squarespace has nabbed comic duo Key and Peele. Actor Liam Neeson will be stumping for LG Electronics. Soccer star Abby Wambach will sing the Mini Cooper's praises, while Christopher Walken will weigh in for KIA. A new teaser for the Hyundai commercial titled "Ryanville" gives a peek at heartthrob Ryan Gosling as well as some additional celebrity appearances. In the beverage sector, Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen will appear as Bud Light bottle buddies and comedic actor T.J. Miller will star in an ad for Shock Top beer--a spot which he's recently teased to be the “greatest Super Bowl commercial of all time.” Three different shot-by-amateurs clips are competing for Doritos' 30-second slot. The 30-second spots on this year's Super Bowl telecast are said to be going for as much as $5 million."" http://abcnews.go.com/US/super-bowl-50-sneak-peek-commercials-2016/story?id=36513401 |
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I think Carolina's going to win, because they have the more complete team. Both have good defenses, but Denver's offense is more suspect.
That said, I am rooting for the Broncos just to shut all the Peyton haters up. Oh, Eli's got 2 rings, Peyton only has 1. Peyton's lost more superbowls than anyone else. He's great in the regular season but just can't perform in the post season...shut up! Peyton Manning is a great qb, who has led a long a successful career with absolutely no defensive support. That has been the only thing that has held him back from winning championships. |
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I'm rooting for Denver all the way!
But I think Carolina is going to win....... Hope I'm wrong - GO BRONCOS! |
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Actually I only watched just 6 plays. Not a big fan of the
NATIONAL FELON LEAGUE! Plus I would never watch Beyonce. |
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The moment Eli realized he now couldnt hold two Super Bowl victories over Peyton's head.... |
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^^^^^good moment to see....
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^^^^^good moment to see....
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Edited by
eric22t
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Mon 02/08/16 03:50 PM
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I just looked at this, it starts at 11-30pm our time, too late for me. Can someone please give me an understanding of the rules, just the basics, not a trilogy 
4 attempts to move the ball 10 yards for the right to try get 4 more attempts(downs). ultimate goal put the ball in the end zone and score 6 points for a touchdown 4th down option to kick the ball deeper into enemy territory (so they can try the same). ball can be moved by running it in hand or passing it to someone else catch it and run with it. half way between rugby and soccer |
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I just looked at this, it starts at 11-30pm our time, too late for me. Can someone please give me an understanding of the rules, just the basics, not a trilogy
4 attempts to move the ball 10 yards for the right to try get 4 more attempts(downs). ultimate goal put the ball in the end zone and score 6 points for a touchdown 4th down option to kick the ball deeper into enemy territory (so they can try the same). ball can be moved by running it in hand or passing it to someone else catch it and run with it. half way between rugby and soccer Rugby...ah! a gentleman's game....yep! an All-Blacks fan, thats me..just saying... |
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I really like the whole game ... and Gaga and 1/2 time show ... I just thought someone should have told Newton he was not the only player on his team ... know wonder he wore himself out ... but better for the Broncos win ... but both teams made some good plays ... I started to go to a sports bar but was not sure if it was going to start to snow ... living out in the country can make driving difficult ... but was a exciting game ...
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The moment Eli realized he now couldnt hold two Super Bowl victories over Peyton's head.... well he is still young yet... so I heard ... 
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Edited by
mysticalview21
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Tue 02/09/16 01:01 PM
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The moment Eli realized he now couldnt hold two Super Bowl victories over Peyton's head.... well he is still young yet... so I heard ...
and wow ...how many franchises Payton has his hands in too... 
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I just looked at this, it starts at 11-30pm our time, too late for me. Can someone please give me an understanding of the rules, just the basics, not a trilogy
4 attempts to move the ball 10 yards for the right to try get 4 more attempts(downs). ultimate goal put the ball in the end zone and score 6 points for a touchdown 4th down option to kick the ball deeper into enemy territory (so they can try the same). ball can be moved by running it in hand or passing it to someone else catch it and run with it. half way between rugby and soccer Thanks, but where does the famous Quarterback come into it. They seem to get all the glory (and chicks)
They also throw the ball about 3 miles down the pitch, can the guy catching it not be offside, like in football, soccer It sounds similar to Rugby reading what you say. |
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the famous quarterback is the ring leader. he is the one who starts it all at the beginning of the play and makes the pass or hands off to the guy that gets to run through the pile of bodies at the line of scrimmage.
once the ball is in play there is no off sides. that is reserved for be fore the ball is snapped and the play begins |
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I just looked at this, it starts at 11-30pm our time, too late for me. Can someone please give me an understanding of the rules, just the basics, not a trilogy
4 attempts to move the ball 10 yards for the right to try get 4 more attempts(downs). ultimate goal put the ball in the end zone and score 6 points for a touchdown 4th down option to kick the ball deeper into enemy territory (so they can try the same). ball can be moved by running it in hand or passing it to someone else catch it and run with it. half way between rugby and soccer The quarterback is like the scrum half in rugby, he generally make all the play start. Only in American football the formation is a line and the ball is snapped to the QB by the Center....Whereas in a scrum, when that ball is heeled out, the scrum half is the only player allowed to pick up the ball and pass it to the next guy.....The game of rugby has changed a lot since I last played...so I really dont know if it is still played in that manner..just saying.. Thanks, but where does the famous Quarterback come into it. They seem to get all the glory (and chicks)
They also throw the ball about 3 miles down the pitch, can the guy catching it not be offside, like in football, soccer It sounds similar to Rugby reading what you say. |
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