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[unit300021]

Whoops

You do realize Baltimore plus five means that the 49ers would have had to win by more then 5 points for him to lose the bet right?

[bemerritt]

Whoops

You realise he won his bet, right?

[sonnyboy11]

You might want to research that point.

Are you telling him to "study it out"?

[unit300021]

You might want to research that point.

Yeah what point exactly are you referring to? If you are referring to the Manning Tyree play then what controversial no call was part of it? Another point please let me know exactly.

[lehorne]

called it

[kronz420]

At my GF's uncles house and put money on a $20 winner take all pool. My GF's uncle comes up and says "If they let them have the safety right here you win 2K!" I'm stoked! then the game ends and he comes up and says "Shit I read the scores backwards, I'm so sorry. FML

[santasutt]

You do realize Baltimore plus five means that the 49ers would have had to win by more then 5 points for him to lose the bet right?

I don't think he does.

[bemerritt]

Any guesses on flacco's New contract?

[Somewhat Damaged]

Yeah what point exactly are you referring to? If you are referring to the Manning Tyree play then what controversial no call was part of it? Another point please let me know exactly.

No, he's referring to your logic (which I took to be facetious, but whatever) that the 49ers are going to win next year based on the improvement they made in the post-season from last year to this year and your presumption that they'll maintain the same trajectory in the 2013-2014 season.

[santasutt]

Yeah what point exactly are you referring to? If you are referring to the Manning Tyree play then what controversial no call was part of it? Another point please let me know exactly.

Every Giants OL player should have been called for holding on that play.

[TallGuyCM]

Every Giants OL player should have been called for holding on that play.

Holding could be called every single play of every single down. Unless it's really blatant, it's a pretty arbitrary call. You're a Pats fan, so of course that's your reaction.

[santasutt]

Holding could be called every single play of every single down. Unless it's really blatant, it's a pretty arbitrary call. You're a Pats fan, so of course that's your reaction.

Yes, of course.

But there's some pretty blatant shit going on there.

[HunterGather]

Beyonce: highest paid lip-syncer in the world.

this bitch. She was singing live here.
And she also sings live in her tour shows.
*snap snap*

She won the super bowl.

[TallGuyCM]

Yes, of course.

But there's some pretty blatant shit going on there.

Possibly, but it's like expecting to get a charge or travel called your way in the NBA with less than a minute left. At that point in the game, the refs let the players play. And that's how it should be.

[HunterGather]

Beyoncé wasn't lip-syncing, but she was definitely using a back-track, except for maybe the last song. The show was so over-rehearsed, it was boring. Her mic was louder than Destiny's Child and the musicians. Where was the big surprise? There is usually a surprise. No Jay-Z?

When she was clapping with her mic, it was irritating to hear the thud.

Back to football.

Yeah, maybe Jay-Z would have been neat, but I didn't even think of that 'til now, so shows how I forgot about him.
She was live, but the backing track was simply her background vocals. She wasn't pretending to sing the backup vocals, obviously.
And yeah, Michelle and Kellys mics were too low.

[malcolmjamalawesome]

ITT: gay dudes arguing over Beyonce

[TomAz]

Yeah what point exactly are you referring to?

Super Bowl losing teams who went on to poor follow-up performance include:[3]
Cincinnati Bengals. (Super Bowl XXIII). 1988 season: 12-4; 1989 season: 8-8.
Denver Broncos. (Super Bowl XXIV). 1989 season: 11-5; 1990 season: 5-11.
Buffalo Bills. (Super Bowl XXVIII). 1993 season: 12-4; 1994 season: 7-9.
Atlanta Falcons. (Super Bowl XXXIII). 1998 season: 14-2; 1999 season: 5-11.
New York Giants. (Super Bowl XXXV). 2000 season: 12-4; 2001 season: 7-9.
St. Louis Rams. (Super Bowl XXXVI). 2001 season: 14-2; 2002 season: 7-9.
Oakland Raiders. (Super Bowl XXXVII). 2002 season: 11-5; 2003 season: 4-12
Carolina Panthers. (Super Bowl XXXVIII) 2003 season: 11-5; 2004 season: 7-9.
Philadelphia Eagles. (Super Bowl XXXIX) 2004 season: 13-3; 2005 season: 6-10.
Chicago Bears. (Super Bowl XLI) 2006 season: 13-3; 2007 season: 7-9.[4]

[TomAz]

Holy cow Willis just got away with a huge PI on 4th down. Jesus

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

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[nahuatldream]

Live thru this then get back to me.

I'll raise you one "tuck rule" ...pfftttt...

[nuclearstevem]

harbaugh.jpg

[Shaxspear]

Ugh that was painful. I'm surprised the niners made it as close as it was. We still didn't deserve to win it though. Stupid penalties, terrible coverage, poor time management, and shitty play calling at the end. That said, I'm excited for the future of the offense. Bring on draft day!

[Grandma]

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[Grandma]

next year

[GuyInTucson]

[TomAz]

226,309 fucks were given

[dorkfish]

Alex Smith to the Chiefs for the 34th overall pick and future picks.

[unit300021]

Damn we got a second for him? Fucking awesome. We already have a league high 11 pick to a potential 14 and to add this is great. I'm guessing they are going to use a few of these picks to either trade for someone or to move on up in the draft.

[dorkfish]

Supposedly it's for a 2014 second round pick, as well.

[TomAz]

Say thank you to the Cardinals for jacking that price up.

Way to go Cardinals.

[dorkfish]

Schefter was speculating that your starting QB would be Matt Cassel next year.