2014 NFL Season Recap (513 views)
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 0:47:53 GMT
Defending Champion: Seattle Seahawks New Champion: New England Patriots
NFC North:
- Green Bay 12-4
- Detroit 11-5
- Minnesota 7-9
- Chicago 5-11
NFC East:
-Dallas 12-4
-Philadelphia 10-6
-New York (G) 6-10
-Washington 4-12
NFC South:
-Carolina 7-8-1
-New Orleans 7-9
-Atlanta 6-10
-Tampa Bay 2-14
NFC West:
-Seattle 12-4
-Arizona 11-5
-San Francisco 8-8
-St. Louis 6-10
AFC North:
-Pittsburgh 11-5
-Cincinnati 10-5-1
-Baltimore 10-6
-Cleveland 7-9
AFC East:
-New England 12-4
-Buffalo 9-7
-Miami 8-8
-New York (J) 4-12
AFC South:
-Indianapolis 11-5
-Houston 9-7
-Jacksonville 3-13
-Tennessee 2-14
AFC West:
-Denver 12-4
-Kansas City 9-7
-San Diego 9-7
-Oakland 3-13NFC Wildcard #1: Carolina 27, Arizona 16
NFC Wildcard #2: Dallas 24, Detroit 20AFC Wildcard #2: Baltimore 30, Pittsburgh 17
AFC Wildcard #2: Indianapolis 26, Cincinnati 10 NFC Divisional #1: Seattle 31, Carolina 17
NFC Divisional #2: Green Bay 26, Dallas 21AFC Divisional #1: New England 35, Baltimore 31
AFC Divisional #2: Indianapolis 24, Denver 13NFC Championship: Seattle 28, Green Bay 22AFC Championship: New England 45, Indianapolis 7Super Bowl: New England 28, Seattle 24
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 0:52:17 GMT
So was that one hell of a game or what?
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 0:53:13 GMT
Hard to think of a time when the two true best teams in the league actually got play each other (excluding last year).
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 1:19:33 GMT
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 3:02:25 GMT
I'm almost sick to my stomach because Watt didn't win MVP.
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 3:03:38 GMT
That last time I can think of anybody that deserved it more than him was Brady in '07 or maybe Manning last year.
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 3:05:09 GMT
Watt as MVP is one of the most clear cut choices in the history of the award, it has to be. How the hell do you fuck it up? I doubt we will EVER see another season like that from a defensive player, maybe any player in general, ever again.
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 3:12:28 GMT
I love watching NFL Network. It just reminds me that one day we could end up seeing Larry Fitzgerald, Tom Brady,Drew Brees, Adrian Peterson, Robet Mathis, etc. sitting at a table together, talking about football all year long.
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 4:02:20 GMT
Romo was more deserving of the MVP, honestly.
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 3, 2015 4:15:11 GMT
Still in awe of the big game. Unbelievable, un-freaking-believable.
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Post by JillyMcBeam on Feb 4, 2015 2:05:49 GMT
Romo was more deserving of the MVP, honestly. Bullshit. Rogers had the stats and talent over Homo. I get why they do it though. No other position in the NFL is affected more by a quarterback, but I do agree with you: Watt should have received it. |
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 4, 2015 2:14:30 GMT
Romo was more deserving of the MVP, honestly. Bullshit. Rogers had the stats and talent over Homo. I get why they do it though. No other position in the NFL is affected more by a quarterback, but I do agree with you: Watt should have received it. Who gives a shit about stats? It's Most Valuable Player, not best stat line. Romo dragged that Cowboys team at some points in the season. The Packers played as expected this year, the Cowboys over achieved. And if it wasn't for some stupid call, the Packers would have been one-and-done and the Cowboys would have gone to Seattle (whom they had already beaten, unlike Rogers, who  footed around with them in both week one and the championship game). |
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 4, 2015 2:18:07 GMT
Watt and Romo are the only two worthy of it in my eyes. Brady? His numbers were good but he didn't have the load all on him like he did in previous years. Rogers? The Packers played as expected this year and he put up great numbers. Romo? He overachieved and helped his team, who was suppose to finish last in the NFC East, make it to the divisional round and should of made it to the championship game, where they very well could have won. Watt? One of the best seasons by any player in NFL history.
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Post by Blackjack on Feb 4, 2015 21:48:19 GMT
Brady vs Elway vs Montana: Who Ya Got? Joe Montana:
Wins/Loses: 117-47 Completion Percentage: 63.2% Passing Yards: 40551 yds Touchdowns: 273 4th Quarter Comebacks: 31 Game Winning Drives: 33 League MVPs: 2 Playoff Wins/Loses: 16-7 Playoff 4th Quarter Comebacks: 5 Playoff Game Winning Drives: 5 Super Bowl Wins/Loses: 4-0 Super Bowl MVPs: 3 John Elway:
Wins/Loses: 148-82-1 Completion Percentage: 56.9% Passing Yards: 51475 yds Touchdowns: 300 4th Quarter Comebacks: 35 Game Winning Drives: 46 League MVPs: 1 Playoff Wins/Loses: 14-7 Playoff 4th Quarter Comebacks: 4 Playoff Game Winning Drives: 6 Super Bowl Wins/Loses: 2-3 Super Bowl MVPs: 1 Tom Brady:
Wins/Loses: 160-47 Completion Percentage: 63.5% Passing Yards: 53258 yds Touchdowns: 392 4th Quarter Comebacks: 35 Game Winning Drives: 46 League MVPs: 2 Playoff Wins/Loses: 21-8 Playoff 4th Quarter Comebacks: 6 Playoff Game Winning Drives: 9 Super Bowl Wins/Loses: 4-2 Super Bowl MVPs: 3 (Remember, no wrong answers) |
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Post by JillyMcBeam on Feb 4, 2015 23:17:37 GMT
Bullshit. Rogers had the stats and talent over Homo. I get why they do it though. No other position in the NFL is affected more by a quarterback, but I do agree with you: Watt should have received it. Who gives a shit about stats? It's Most Valuable Player, not best stat line. Romo dragged that Cowboys team at some points in the season. The Packers played as expected this year, the Cowboys over achieved. And if it wasn't for some stupid call, the Packers would have been one-and-done and the Cowboys would have gone to Seattle (whom they had already beaten, unlike Rogers, who  footed around with them in both week one and the championship game). Tony Romo carried his team? Bullcrap. Tony Romo was only able to perform as well as he could because of Murray's running game. If anyone on the Cowboys should have gotten an MVP it should have been Murray. As for carrying offenses, Rogers has been doing that how much longer in GB? And I beg to differ about the stat line. More valuable players produce better stat lines. They go hand in hand. In any case, the Cowboys probably shouldn't have even been in that game seen as they were handed a win by the refs the week before. But the MVP is is determined for Regular Season Play and not what happens before or after. Rogers performed better than Romo, and was and is and always will be more valuable to his team than Romo could ever think about being to the Cowboys. You just have sour grapes because you're a Lions fan. |
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