New England Patriots Vs Atlanta Falcons - Super Bowl 2017 - KOD

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New England Patriots Vs Atlanta Falcons


New England - Spread

NE -3 ......... -115



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NE Vs Atl

UNDER 59 ..... -110


999/909


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Bellicheck is going to slow this game down the do that old classic Keep their Offense off the field and you win the game with Tom Brady on the other side. The backs and receivers will be instructed to stay in bounds the whole game, and let that clock run.


Lets face it the Falcons have a lot of very young players who will not be used to the flash of the Super Bowl nerves. With Brady NE will not have these problems.


NE has somehow won some impressive games with that whole Brady deflate shit.


They would love to have Goodell have to hand Brady the trophy. And Brady is the only QB in history to win 5 super bowls.

Brady doesnt have many things in his life that motivate him to a edge like this game.

But I have lost alot this year on betting against them this year.


So lets see what happens Sunday in Houston.


I am thinking its going to be a happy we got here kind of game for the Falcons overall play and team. And move into the new stadium and win the Super Bowl next year. Thats always been the cities mentality. Thats why we lose alot. And bring in some additional young fast players again and make a run. But thats next year. We are talking about this year.

NE takes this with much more experience and being under extreme pressure games and won.
 
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the more I think about the under the number


the more I want to slam it down and I mean hard.


I smell money and it smells green.
 

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Atlanta could very well try and do the same thing to the Pats by keeping Brady off the field.....it's very scary how these two teams are so similar with their offenses if you look at it. Lewis/White compared to Freeman/Coleman and how both teams will utilize them in the game plan. Both teams LOVE to pass the ball to the backs and let them do their thing as well as them going deep down the sidelines catching bombs. All season all 4 backs just pounded the yardage and numbers for their teams. I give the edge to the Falcons duo though as they are more explosive IMO and able to make bigger plays. I think both teams will utilize their multi run/catch RB's and create match ups problems for both defenses. Can't forget about BLOUNT! Total X factor IMO in this game........

I am so curious to see the game plans these two come out with.........BOL with the plays KOD!! I think this will be a close game
 

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HOUSTON ? After a breakout season that has propelled the Atlanta Falcons to Super Bowl LI, quarterback Matt Ryan has won the NFL?s top individual award, the AP Most Valuable Player.

Ryan earned 25 of the 50 votes, while New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady finished second with 10. Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott and Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr each had six, while Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers earned two and Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott received one.

Since Ryan is preparing for Sunday?s game against the New England Patriots at NRG Stadium, he was not present to comment on the achievement.

Ryan posted career bests in completion percentage (69.9), yards (4,944), touchdowns (38), and QB rating (117.1). He also threw a career-low seven interceptions.

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Falcons fans should be bummed that this was given out before the Super Bowl game.

Ryan may not feel the need to succeed like he did before this award.

and Falcons have always played like there is always next year.

this aware has as much to do with Ryan getting a new contract as winning the Super Bowl

that does not bode well.
 
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HOUSTON ? After a breakout season that has propelled the Atlanta Falcons to Super Bowl LI, quarterback Matt Ryan has won the NFL?s top individual award, the AP Most Valuable Player.

Ryan earned 25 of the 50 votes, while New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady finished second with 10. Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott and Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr each had six, while Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers earned two and Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott received one.

Since Ryan is preparing for Sunday?s game against the New England Patriots at NRG Stadium, he was not present to comment on the achievement.

Ryan posted career bests in completion percentage (69.9), yards (4,944), touchdowns (38), and QB rating (117.1). He also threw a career-low seven interceptions.

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Falcons fans should be bummed that this was given out before the Super Bowl game.

Ryan may not feel the need to succeed like he did before this award.

and Falcons have always played like there is always next year.


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