The Seahawks will win the upcoming Superbowl. I'm not sure whether it will be a runaway win like last year against the Broncos or whether it will be more of a second half based win as it their usual method of winning. What do you think?
The Patriots surely feel extra pressure for a big win to calm down "delflategate"... but will that pressure work for 'em or aganst 'em.??? This game will set viewer records... lookin forward to it... i guess that the Seahawks will win... but im certan that all the balls will be inflated corectly Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
I'm hoping that the Seahawks are all relaxed and playing their usual style from the beginning...no more of the kind of game they played against the Packers in the last game.
yeah i know. i spent a couple of months bitching on how the mosasaur is way to big. the second trailer comes out on the super bowl
Last year it was 43-8 so that would work for me for this year as well Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Yeah no need to be greedy... 43-8 sounds good... an in my hart i bet one million dollars on Seakawks Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! A Really Big Show .... "Watermelon. Or like a panda with a mean face." ―Samajima Mamimi I believe. But at the same time I refuse to allow myself to believe. All those years waiting for our day, and then the team got its chance. And they shone like proper stars. But, really, twice? Yes, I see what I'm seeing, but it's even harder to allow myself the comfort of belief this year; this isn't just a Big Game, this is the stuff of legends. Can it really happen? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. I'm guessing it will be a titanic battle. The Vegas books collapsed; the line I saw crashed from SEA -3.5 to even way too fast. Something went wrong, but nobody's sure just what. A three and a half point line sounds about right; I'd wager if I was in Vegas, easily. Other books opened at SEA -2.5, though one bookmaker I've seen suggested the bets are tending toward NE -1. But I'm giving the 'Hawks -13.5, expecting them to grind out a two-touchdown win by beating the hell out of Brady for four quarters and simply dragging the rest of them all over the field. I'm not as confident in that projection, as the over-under might push seventy, and that's gettin' jus' a li'l high. I'm seeing O/Us under fifty in the books. I'm not sure what odds I'd put on Brady leaving the game early with an injury, but, you know, this is football, so ... yeah, wreck him. It's something I'm looking for, though. Football raises my bloodlust, and in a game like this, with a rickety ol' reliable under center, you hit, hit, hit―kakin ... bingo!―like you're defeating an enemy. And you are. This ol' man doesn't need to be hit dirty; he just needs to be hit. And hit. And hit again. And then again for good measure, until he can't get up. Send Brady in the first half and you're looking at a three-touchdown spread. For a Pats win, the wheels need to come off, and, well, we all know what that looks like. And the moral of the Cheesehead Double-Check is to always put them away when you have the chance! The Packers made a mistake that is football's equivalent of letting a fight go to the judges. And it cost them a trip to the Really Big Show. The Patriots won't make that mistake. Not when the lesson is so fresh in everyone's minds. Everything depends on the 'Hawks coming out and playing ball like it's any other Sunday. That's what they do. And that's what they almost forgot in the NFC Championship. They keep their stuff together, they'll do just fine. (And, you know, it's tempting to say the line was low, anyway, but that's the nature of the books. To the one, they are trying to keep the wager pool nearly equal either way. To the other, can you imagine how lopsided the pool would be if the opening line was SEA -6.5?)
The following statistics of Seahawks vs Patriots, outlines the most likely probabilities of this game wins (year: Seattle: Patriots) 2012:24:23 (Seattle wins by 1) 2008:21:24 (Seattle looses by 3) 2004:20:30 (Seattle looses by 10) It is clear that the trend shows Seattle improving its chances of winning substantially with resistance by Patriots to this. The decline by 7 and than by 4 by Patriots shows that the most likely future decline from the last previous score will be by 3 Thus from statistical data I propose the following score for 2015 Seahawks get 29 Patriots get 26
The bookies made billions! That's who really won, perhaps Coach Carroll was betting against his own team to win to make even more money.
