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So on to the Draft...I really want the Skins to focus on the O line and get some good young guys in the next few drafts. Our D has so many holes though just don't have enough picks to realistically fill all (or even most) of the gaps.

Edelman talked to the press after the game so if he underwent any testing it wasn't until well after. Doesn't really surprise me though. Was a story going around about Wilson playing a large part of NFC title game with a concussion too and that's why he looked so shitty until he shook the...

They missed some stuff both ways, wasn't there a running into the kicker on Seattle that should have been the roughing for 15 and automatic 1st early in the game too?

Not disputing it, I would have handed the ball off or had Wilson sneak it. Can throw on 3rd down and run it again on 4th if it came to that. Honestly I think Butler just deserves all the credit. 99 times out of 100 it's a TD or incomplete and it's never questioned. Butler made an incredible...

I can see the thought process. 2nd down, only 1 timeout left. There was actually only like 26 seconds left I believe? If you run the ball on 2nd and get stuffed, you obviously burn your last timeout. You're probably sitting 3rd and goal with no timeouts and about 20-22 seconds left. At that...

It's like the Deflategate story...people just want to ignore the facts. Amazing how much my social media was blowing up last night with butt hurt Ravens fans posting deflated Lombardi trophies.

Barnwell throws out a crazy stat "Before Sunday, NFL teams had thrown the ball 108 times on the opposing team?s 1-yard line this season. Those passes had produced 66 touchdowns (a success rate of 61.1 percent, down to 59.5 percent when you throw in three sacks) and zero interceptions. The 223...

In some alternate reality Wilson hands off to Lynch, who fumbles and it's recovered by Butler. Everything stays pretty much the same except the only interviews in the Seattle locker room go "You all know what happened".

Yes those Niner teams were pretty stacked talent wise, but part of the reason they did win so much also was because of the guys under center. Montana and Young were NOT like Trent Dilfer managing a game behind the 2000 Raven defense. I don't care who you had around you 11 TD's and 0 picks in 4...

I don't even...

To be fair...11 TD's and 0 picks in 4 Super Bowls with 4-0 record is pretty ridiculous.

Sadly you have to admit there is something to this statement. Say Seattle hands the ball off and Lynch scores the winning TD...it would have been the 3rd straight Super Bowl for Brady handing a lead off to his defense with under 5 minutes to play only to watch them give up the game losing TD...

Just feels like karma. They get gifted the #1 seed by the 3 way tiebreaker rules that ignore Dallas' head to head win over them, get Carolina (only 2nd team with losing record to make the playoffs?) in divisional round after Arizona is forced to start a guy off the street at QB (also aided them...

Seems like we had quite a few of those this postseason. Somewhere Mike McCarthy knows his job just got even safer when it totally shouldn't be.

After Green Bay lost the NFC title game.

4 TD's? I know the 2 picks hurt but still leading 2 TD drives in the 4th to win? No way you could give it to anyone else.

Mike McCarthy's spirit got transferred into Pete Carrol. Or Karma. Or whatevs. It's hilarious.

8-4 score in football pool, final quarter biggest quarter, and I don't have to hear my friend tell me he won our bet before the season started? Fuck the Pats but for tonight thank you Tom Brady.

I may have to backtrack on my "Holtby needs rest" viewpoint if Peters is going to be the only other option we're going to put out there.

Christ, Peters in net today for us against Blues. Ovechkin from his spot to tie it early. Might need a few more of those today. I love how no matter how much teams know it's coming, if Backstrom and Green move the puck that quickly they aren't going to stop his shot when it's that deadly.

Patriots - 27 Seahawks - 23 Or alternatively, a meteor could just hit the stadium.

Fix this. You won't be disappointed.

No, not really. I see his arm almost stay motionless just shielding his body, at most just pushing outward as force to protect against the incoming check. Any motion of it is due to Erhoff's contact, and not any action by Ovechkin. I think seeing any "pulling" is blind homer shit on your part...

Simms did go 22 of 25 for 268 and 3 TD's though. Maybe not the biggest stat line but that's about as efficient as you can get in the big game.

This is true...and frankly he threw up 2 of the great passes (at least for timing and drama and "big play factor") in Super Bowl history. Seattle got their breaks last year (and hell if they win it this year just look at the Green Bay meltdown), and Flacco had Rahim Moore watching his back 2...

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It'll be the future Manning Face he makes when he realizes he probably is the only player in history who realistically has played himself out of the Hall of Fame (but he'll still end up getting in probably)

Erhoff was trying to check him off from his pursuit of the puck and Ovechkin essentially braced himself. 2 minutes for not getting knocked off his feet and Erhoff being an idiot and landing badly. At worst his arm lays on Erhoff's shoulder. There's no clutch, no grab, nothing. This is...

Shit I don't even remember them mentioning him getting that? Must have been after his fight when Latta kicked his ass for running around like the piece of shit he is all game. Edit: Although nothing was as stupid as Ovechkin getting 2 minutes for being too strong.

It wasn't a great game for you guys. Probably could have been worse but Fleury made a few nice stops. Got a little nasty towards the end but shit was going on all night.

Hilarious penalty on Ovechkin there. Erhoff goes to hit Ovechkin who basically shrugs him down and gets called. Given the state of the game (4-0, Ovie with 2) maybe it was 2 minutes for making the Pens look bad on National TV. Pierre is trying to sound all enthusiastic about the Caps but...

That was yesterday, today was "You know why I'm here" over and over. I'm not sure if he'll get fined for the hat, it's still from New Era which is the brand the league uses as well. It would be silly to fine him for the hat honestly.

You shouldn't have to do it if you don't want to. Either way, last year he paid a fine for not going, this year he went. People crying about the way in which he answered questions is silly. He doesn't want to be there, but he's not required to respond a certain way. They're still getting a...

I don't think he didn't act like an adult. He could be just bad mouthing the media for his entire availability. He just calmly repeats a canned answer over and over to fulfill the minimum requirement of his obligation. He talked, they can't put a mandate on what he has to say. As for the...

He doesn't care about being a celebrity though. He just wants to play football.

Being a celebrity doesn't mean shit. He's paid to play football. Doesn't matter if people are interested in him, it's not their right to get that wish fulfilled. I don't buy tickets to know about players lives, I buy tickets to watch my team play (and hopefully win). The biggest douchebags...

Listening to Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless whine about Lynch's interviews is hilarious. Fucking stupid to require players to answer media questions. Fans don't have a "right" to learn about the players personal lives.

I don't know why I'm so bothered by the fact I might lose a $100 bet made prior to the season starting with the friend who's a Seahawks fan. He took them to repeat against the field. I think I'm just irritated Seattle ended up getting home field due to the 3 way tiebreaker rules which ignored...