And while we’re at it, f___ the San Francisco 49ers.
Magically, I just became a Raider fan in the Bay Area.
Read the story here and I believe you’ll understand.
A fact that clearly escapes Mr Kaepernick.
Just as Colin Kaepernick has the freedom in America to sit down during the national anthem, I likewise have the freedom to write what I have. The 49ers, by the way, lost that Friday game to my Green Bay Packers, 21 – 10.
BZ
If you watched the game, you know what an incredible fight it was.
You may or may not know that I am a Green Bay Packer fan.
That said, can you believe Aaron Rodgers’s last second 41-yard “Hail Mary” pass to Jeff Janis?
Abso-frakking-lutely incredible.
However, when the refs had to toss the overtime coin TWICE, I was quaking. I knew it wasn’t going to go well, and it didn’t.
I still say the ONLY thing stopping the Packers from winning was a frakked-up coin toss.
So I’m hoping the Carolina Panthers wipe the floor with the Cardinals.
There’s every chance they will.
Heh.
BZ
Packers right guard T.J. Lang wonders what the hell happened, post-game.
End of the first quarter: Green Bay Packers 13, Seattle Seahawks 0.
Five turnovers in the game already.
It’s Seattle and of course it’s raining.
At the half: 16 to 0, Packers.
Green Bay stats for the first half.
Now, in the 3rd, GB 16 and Seattle 7, from a crazy play faking a field goal. GB bit.
Aaron Rodgers twists his right ankle. Seattle fans getting back in the game.
End of the 3rd quarter. Green Bay’s running back Eddie Lacey still looking great.
Mason Crosby hits a 48-yard field goal. Its now Green Bay 19, Seattle 7.
19 to 14, Seattle picks up a Wilson running TD, damned near unseen by GB defense.
Seattle scores a TD and just got the extra two points. Seattle 22, Green Bay 19.
A field goal will only tie it for Green Bay.
Game is tied 22 – 22. Seattle has won the toss in overtime.
Seattle wins 28 to 22, by a touchdown. Seattle is going to the Super Bowl.
And what the hell was up with Coach McCarthy not going for it on fourth and short, three times, for field goals, instead of trusting his team in the first half?
Frankly, Seattle deserves it, Green Bay does not.
BZ
When everything was said and done, it was the Green Bay Packers 26 and the Dallas Cowboys 21, at home in Lambeau field in Green Bay, WIsconsin, home of the only publicly-owned non-profit team in the NFL.
Now, on to the NFC Conference title game next Sunday against the Seahawks, in Seattle.
Additionally, the Colts will play the Patriots in New England next Sunday, for the AFC title.
BZ