bulldogcharly wrote:I honestly think that was one of the best superbowls of all time. I can't believe I'm saying that cause I was truly disappointed following the championship games since I hate both teams, but they put on a hell of a show and that ending was one for the ages. As much as people complain about that play call, it wasn't THAT bad. Yeah I agree you should run it in with Marshawn, but if they stop him, they burn a timeout and have to throw the ball on 3rd down giving the Pats a huge advantage. Hindsights 20/20, but in the moment it was the most logical playcall. I can't even blame Wilson since Lockette looked completely open as he threw it, Butler just made one hell of a play and knew where the ball was going from the moment it was snapped. People need to stop putting the blame on the playcall and Wilson and give credit where credits due. For an undrafted rookie, Butler had the most poise I've ever seen. He made a great play on the ball on the play before when Kearse made that amazing catch and then recovered to tackle him after he realized that he caught. And after all of that, he came back the next play and made a Superbowl saving pick. He needs to get the recognition he deserves.
best Super Bowl of all time, from what i can remember, is the "wide Right" game where Jeff Hostetler and the underdog Giants beat the mightly Bills. nobody thought Jim Kelly / Thurman Thomas / Bruce Smith / Andre Reed / James Lofton powerhouse could lose to already an underdog with a backup QB ran Giants. and the way it finished... just wow. Norwood became the worst football folklore.
