NFL Playoffs Thread

[MirORich]

Ugh I’m so sick of the Patriots.

Aided by a few so so PIs

But Jax has not stepped up offensively in the second half of yet.

 

[el_capitan]

Is it wrong that I was happy it was Gipson that gave that up?

 

[MirORich]

Fournette in the wheel? Not sure about that

 

[Zeus69]

The former Steeler making a key play. Evil empires helping one another.

 

[Ohio]

Should have ran on 1st or 2nd down there. Stupid.

 

[Los216]

Of course James Harrisson is making clutch plays in the playoffs for NE against the team that eliminated PIT.

 

[Tlyons]

LF maybe could have forced a PI there but that's probably asking a bit much from a power rb.

 

[MGMT]

So no mention of what the fuck Fournette was doing? The ball was like right there I don't understand how he didn't at least get a hand on that.

 

[Tlyons]

Turnover coming

 

[Tlyons]

Damn, what a play

 

[Tlyons]

How annoying

 

[Real Deal]

3rd and 9, I-Form, you know they're running, and boom, 1st fucking down, just crown them already.

Brady is the fucking GOAT.

 

[Chris]

Boy, didnt see this coming!!!!!

 

[godfather]

I think the turning point. 55 seconds left, two time outs. The Jags didn't try to move the ball.....

Um, you're playing Tom Brady. Do you think he's going to just go away?

Can't turn down any chance to get points.

 

[Urban]

Yeah the turning point was the Jags not trying to get in field goal range from their own 25 before half with 55 seconds left....There isn't a team in the NFL who doesn't knee it there and get to half.

There were 2 huge turning points.

1. About 2:20 left in the first half. Jags convert on 3rd down to get to the Pats 35 yard line. Gets called back for delay of game. Instead of the Jags having a great chance to pick up points, the penalty leads to a punt and an eventual Pats TD. Could've easily been 17-3 or 21-3 going into the half and instead it was 14-10


2. About 10 minutes left in the game, Jags up 20-10. Pats convert 3rd and 18 from their own 25. Pats end up scoring a TD on the drive.