Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

[ProfessaPackMan]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

Did Talib shout 'let me get that mother****er' while holding a surface tab with 'we are the champs' on it?

At least Sherman is a smart guy.

Lol nitpicking now

[Steven78]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

What is it that Nantz is saying that is wrong? (The Ditka thing I mean).

First coach to win Super Bowl for team he played for I think.

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Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

First coach to win Super Bowl for team he played for.

He wasn't wrong. He said to win a Super Bowl with the same team as a player and as a coach. Ditka didn't win a Super Bowl as a player on the Bears (was the NFL Championship at the time).

I thought the exact same thing when they kept saying that at first, but it makes sense.

[Instant C1a55ic]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

Couldnt be HAPPIER!

My eyes are thankful for no dabbing, no superman antics and only ONE touchdown.

[King_B_Mack]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

It is kind of baffling how some posters defend that.

I don't really think it was that big of a deal. One week from now it will be forgotten. But acting like that is normal behavior in the SB? Not buying that at all. Yeah, I'm sure he was running to the ball and then in that split second he remembered the Drew Brees injury. Give me a break.

No he didn't specifically think of Drew Brees' injury, but you don't have to think about Drew Brees getting hurt to know what can happen to you jumping in there like that. I don't need to see somebody jab themselves with a taser or remember the time I saw somebody jab themselves with a taser to know I don't want to do that.

[tdawg3782]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

Did he just say Kubiak is the first head coach to ever win a Super Bowl for the same team he played for?

First head coach to ever win a super bowl when he played and also when he coached with the same team.

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[SPTO]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

He wasn't wrong. He said to win a Super Bowl with the same team as a player and as a coach. Ditka didn't win a Super Bowl as a player on the Bears (was the NFL Championship at the time).

I thought the exact same thing when they kept saying that at first, but it makes sense.

Kubiak didn't win a SB with the Broncos as a player so Nantz is still wrong.

[King_B_Mack]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

He wasn't wrong. He said to win a Super Bowl with the same team as a player and as a coach. Ditka didn't win a Super Bowl as a player on the Bears (was the NFL Championship at the time).

I thought the exact same thing when they kept saying that at first, but it makes sense.

He didn't say it like that though. That's what he meant I understand now, but he was saying the first coach to win a Super Bowl for the same team he played for.

[dsallupinyaarea]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

I'm not understanding folks saying it was a bad SB. I was pretty entertained and it was close till the end. I think people just like to say that they enjoy good defense because it sounds cool. Every time we get a good defensive game, people complain.

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[Speedy]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

A simple HB middle screen would have neutralized alot of those 5-6 man blitzes...not a single one all game.

Gotta give credit to Denver but like I said, that was not an optimal gameplan by Carolina at all.

You'd think they'd move Cam around with bootlegs, sweep options, something to get him outside...rather, it was continual drop backs with intermediate to long routes.

Running game didn't get much and the drops by Cotchery at the 5 (HUGE underrated play as it could've moved the score to 14-16 in the 3rd) and the Ginn drop that was intercepted were killer. After Philly Brown went out, there was nobody getting open.

[The JareBear]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

A stubborn part of me wants to go into how we won this game in spite of Peyton, but the bottom line is we won and I'm happy for him and Ware the most.

Man, Elway, figure out a way to bring all these guys back on D. Losing Mannings contract should help a bit

[ggsimmonds]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

No he didn't specifically think of Drew Brees' injury, but you don't have to think about Drew Brees getting hurt to know what can happen to you jumping in there like that. I don't need to see somebody jab themselves with a taser or remember the time I saw somebody jab themselves with a taser to know I don't want to do that.

That is true enough I suppose.
But there is always a chance for injury playing football. To continue your taser analogy, maybe you shouldn't enroll in the police academy or sign up for the taser class since that carries with it a likelihood of being tased.

What I think happened is that all season coaches tell their QBs not to risk injury doing things like that. Cam remembered those instructions and it overpowered his desire to win the superbowl. Maybe you view that as a bad thing or maybe you are more forgiving. But I don't want to hear talk of Cam's passion for the game or desire to win after that.

[areobee401]

Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

Denver faced Big Ben, Tom Brady, and NFL MVP Cam Newton on their road to Super Bowl champs. All three were responsible for a whopping one touchdown combined against the Denver defense. That's some really impressive **** in today's NFL.

[superjames1992]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

At least Super Bowl XXXVIII was entertaining. This game made me want to gouge my eyes out during the majority of it. Ugh.

[ggsimmonds]

Re: Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Game Discussion Thread

You'd think they'd move Cam around with bootlegs, sweep options, something to get him outside...rather, it was continual drop backs with intermediate to long routes.

Running game didn't get much and the drops by Cotchery at the 5 (HUGE underrated play as it could've moved the score to 14-16 in the 3rd) and the Ginn drop that was intercepted were killer. After Philly Brown went out, there was nobody getting open.

Yeah I said it at halftime that they needed to use more misdirection and try to get guys in the open field. But they just kept plugging straight into the Bronco defense.