Just hoping for a better showing than last night. Pats put on a clinic but it was painful to watch. Heck, Vince Wilfork had enough energy after the game to pull a woman from a rolled Jeep on his way home from tue game...
http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/2015/01/19/reports-vince-wilfork-pulled-woman-from-overturned-car-after-afc-championship/4AfZYiOOM1TpceG8P7xZcO/story.html
Colts strength of schedule before the season started was 32nd. The easiest. I wasn't shocked by the Pats win or the score.
Green bay came in with an excellent game plan and kept Russell on his heals all day long...except when it counted.
Green Bay had a very tough road too to the Championship game with a 13th ranked strength of schedule.
Pats had the 10th and Seattle 6th places for opponent strength so that tells me it's going to be a helluva super bowl!
New England enters the game with the 13th best defense, Seattle with #1.
Seattle comes in with the 9th best offense and New Englad with 11th.
Two very good teams, the cream has indeed risen to the top. Well, our team's cream has BEEN at the top, as defending super bowl champs.
What is beautiful this year as it was last season is the naysayers (Fans, Media, Peers) counting the Hawks out when we were 3-3. And again when they were 6-4 in Nov. Then they said "Seahawks have the toughest 6- game schedule to finish the season...will be lucky to make the playoffs". The Hawks went on a 6-0 rampage and held opponents to 6.5 points per game. Any questions? LOL!
This is the sort of media reporting this team FEEDS on. I hope we're an underdog in the Super Bowl just as we were last year (+2.5). This team of players that have been developed has a chip on their shoulders and they play much better as an underdog.