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Okay, two out of three figured it out.Not understanding what is going on with the Raiders, Seahawks, and Patriots today.
Okay, two out of three figured it out.Not understanding what is going on with the Raiders, Seahawks, and Patriots today.
Not understanding what is going on with the Raiders, Seahawks, and Patriots today.
Not understanding what is going on with the Raiders, Seahawks, and Patriots today.
OrIt's called "on any given Sunday". Unless you're the Cleveland Browns... then it's "never on a Sunday!"
Worf
That 70s Show.
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Parity which is what the NFL head honchos want.
If he is not first, Montana is a close second. A difficult call to make, but I think that I agree. Montana was surrounded with more talent on both sides of the ball.Re the Patriots. That game showed that the old saw good teams find a way to win even when they don't play well and its reverse, bad teams always find a way to lose, are "old saws" for a reason. The Patriots did not play well, but never, ever count Brady out in the 4th quarter and the Jets just couldn't make the few key defensive plays they needed to.
I never thought I'd ever see a better late-in-the-game quarterback than Joe Montana, but I'd take Brady over him. I sometimes think you could put Brady and one receiver on the field late in the fourth quarter and they'd still score.
If he is not first, Montana is a close second. A difficult call to make, but I think that I agree. Montana was surrounded with more talent on both sides of the ball.
Great Planes: Super Guppy. The ugliest plane ever, first built in the 60s as a highly modified Boeing 377, it still has many of the original parts on it. No hydraulic boost on the controls and no auto pilot, a real pilots airplane!
I'm not proud of the fact that I'll still watch a re-run of this show (and enjoy it) when I stumble upon one.
Episodes 3 and 4 of "The Crown."
Outstanding show. I don't know enough inside-baseball history on the English Monarchy to know how accurate the family dynamic and political intrigue details are, but as story telling, it's first-rate engaging. Also, the sets, clothes, cars, architecture (the architecture is one piece of eye candy after another) are all beautiful time travel.
The episode on the London Fog of '52 was particularly good TV: gripping, drew you in, had you rooting for certain characters and left you a bit exhausted in a good way when it was all over.
Puddin' watched the show IPad in hand. She's learned more about history in the last 2 plus years than her entire life. She now fact checks EVERYTHING which can be a bit bothersome sometimes.
Worf
They both had that "I'll will this team to score" mindset. Both are the definition of leadership - everyone in that huddle believes they will score because Brady / Montana is there and they all play to their best (or past their best) because of it.
What's funny is neither Brady nor Montana has the pure passing skills of the best quarterbacks - Marino or Elway would beat either in a distance, accuracy competition - but when it's all on the line, B and M were the best at willing their teams to late-game wins.