'This team is going to kill me' were my words with about 10 minutes left to my brother and friend, little did I know how it was going to end I was nearly right!





Went from thinking we'd never win it again to thinking we had finally won it to 'oh ffs not again' with Ke's Tyree impression all within space of a few minutes. Took my a while to realise Butler had picked Wilson off. Still hasn't even sunk in yet.

Think the people saying it was a bad playcall need to realise how good a play it was by Malcolm Butler, Lockette was wide open and IMO it wasn't a bad throw Butler just made a great play on the ball.

Butler's anticipation & physicality was great but not THAT amazing, in a crowded/compressed area & with the Seahawks bang average receivers that was a poor call on any regular season play, never mind the superbowl with less than a minute on the clock, it's a bullshat call to throw into obvious traffic and/or to waste a few precious seconds which shows he (Carroll) had either no trust in his defence to hold out for what 20 seconds or Lynch to run it in.


You have bodies all over the place so unless you have a Gronk/Bryant/Johnson whom you could call upon to stand tall & firm, in a clutch call situation 1 yard from the line you go with the league's most devestating running back.
It makes absolutely no sense whatsoever and Wilson should have had the balls to say coach you're making a mistake but that's not how gridiron works is it.
Exciting game throughout but such a dissapointing ending to lose on such a terrible call.

A goal line interception in the last minute of the biggest game of the season wasn't that amazing? Get the funk out of here. It was a LEGENDARY play, that's how amazing it was.

You clearly know fack-all about the sport then, it was a great interception, it wasn't amazing, he didn't have to do anything fantastic other than use his body to nudge the receiver off the ball and do his job in terms of following his man/anticipating that the ball was going in that direction.
But whatever know knack all

He is a 49er fan...so to him it was legendary!. Still with the Super Bowl in the Bay area next year they won't be there

Jarryd Hayne to sign with the 49ers apparently!! Be interesting to see how he goes and if he makes the final roster

You're getting hung up on your own sense of self-importance. It was an amazing play. So amazing, it actually won the game. That's how amazing it was. Amazing

Yeah that's true know nowt, totesamazeballs, it won a game..correct, it wasn't an amazing play, pretty regular tbh. That it happened to be the championship doesn't enhance it any more..go back to your 49er's glory hunting..oh wait..

I've been a 49ers fan since 1979 bro. Yes, that's pre all you Johnny come lately Channel 4 n00bs

Justin Smith retiring and a chance that Patrick Willis may do as well. profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... rom-49ers/

Justin Smith retiring and a chance that Patrick Willis may do as well. profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... rom-49ers/

Can someone please help me. Ive "supported" the patriots since the 80s. By supported I mean, followed their results and watched when they are on TV. So I dont claim to be a megafan.

After winning the superbowl, why have all their best players (bar Brady) just left and been replaced with randoms that other teams didnt want?

Regards

King James