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SUPER BOWL 2018 - PHILADELPHIA EAGLES VS NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS - KOD
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NFL Record - 2017
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OK I start off by saying there is some dude betting like 10 million on Eagles to win.
So I don't really listen much to others but it made me start thinking.
Thinking Super Bowl kinda shit.
So I set about to see if I could see the angle for this win by the Eagles.
This is what I came up with.
Eagles defense is the shit. These guys go to the ball and rumble on people.
Enter Gronkowski into the picture. The big Gronk cannot be hurt right ? But he is on Concussion protocol and there is a great amount of push to make sure he can start the game. Its a money thing.
Hell he may be in the game before he is cleared. It is big money for ppl to watch.
So the Eagles, wonderments that they are, will knock Gronk out of the game in the first quarter. This is the Super Bowl after all. Another concussion type hit on Gronk.
If this happens, then this play wins.
New England was able to come back in the last game.
This time they get a knee on their necks.
I think the dude in Vegas making the 10 million wager is Floyd M. Who else would have made a bet like that :? .... Well someone that has banked about 150 million this last year.
1-2 ...... -945
OK I start off by saying there is some dude betting like 10 million on Eagles to win.
So I don't really listen much to others but it made me start thinking.
Thinking Super Bowl kinda shit.
So I set about to see if I could see the angle for this win by the Eagles.
This is what I came up with.
Eagles defense is the shit. These guys go to the ball and rumble on people.
Enter Gronkowski into the picture. The big Gronk cannot be hurt right ? But he is on Concussion protocol and there is a great amount of push to make sure he can start the game. Its a money thing.
Hell he may be in the game before he is cleared. It is big money for ppl to watch.
So the Eagles, wonderments that they are, will knock Gronk out of the game in the first quarter. This is the Super Bowl after all. Another concussion type hit on Gronk.
If this happens, then this play wins.
New England was able to come back in the last game.
This time they get a knee on their necks.
I think the dude in Vegas making the 10 million wager is Floyd M. Who else would have made a bet like that :? .... Well someone that has banked about 150 million this last year.
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Word is, it is the same guy that won the huge amount picking the first 6 games of the world series correctly and won 14 million or something.
When New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski took a helmet-to-helmet hit during the AFC championship game last Sunday, fans also felt a jolt.
Their fears were confirmed when the team said that he had sustained a concussion, just two weeks before the Feb. 4 Super Bowl.
With that, the health of Gronkowski?s brain after the hit by the Jaguars? Barry Church became the prevailing story line and biggest question mark heading into the big game. How badly is he hurt? Will he be able to play? Can he heal in time?
The team?s doctors aren?t saying. But two neurologists who were not involved in treating one of football?s signature players explained to the Globe ? in broad terms ? what a concussion does to the brain and how it recovers.
To get back in time for the game, as the team is dropping hints that he will, Gronkowski will have to recover from a fast-moving series of chemical disruptions triggered by the impact, which forced his brain into overdrive and depleted its energy resources.
When the head sustains such a hit, the sudden motion causes the jelly-like brain to move within the skull, stretching the cells.
The worst concussions occur when the impact comes at an angle, forcing the brain to rotate within the skull, said Dr. Alexandra M. Stillman, director of concussion, traumatic brain injury, and neurorehabilitation at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. It is unclear whether that happened in Gronkowski?s case.
This trauma unleashes a cascade of chemical changes, starting with the release of neurotransmitters that rev up brain activity. Working overtime, brain cells quickly consume glucose, the source of energy. At the same time, the shock of the hit also reduces blood flow, further cutting back on energy supplies.
The result, said Stillman, is ?an energy crisis.?
For patients with concussions, that means temporary mental impairment, said Dr. William J. Mullally, director of sports neurology and concussion at Brigham and Women?s Hospital.
Patients may be momentarily dazed ? ?star-struck,? as Mullally put it ? and have trouble with balance. Sometimes they experience brief memory loss, perhaps forgetting how they got from the playing field to the locker room. But fewer than 10 percent lose consciousness.
Over the next few days, the patient may feel dizzy and mentally foggy, and suffer headaches, nausea, and other symptoms.
The solution is straightforward: Rest for one to three days (Stillman and Mullally differ on how long), and then gradually increase activity.
Resting doesn?t mean hiding immobilized in a dark room, just avoiding exertion ? ?not doing anything that puts a stress on your body or your brain,? Stillman said.
?The brain needs the rest time to rebuild its supply of energy building blocks, so it can reset itself,? she said.
Rest should be both physical and mental, Mullally said. For five to seven days, he said, people with concussions should cut back on using their brains: Students should study less and workers should take time off even if their job is not physically demanding.
For athletes, it?s critical not to resume full-contact play before the concussion has healed. With reflexes and balance impaired, players are at greater risk of a second concussion. Getting a concussion when the previous one hasn?t healed compounds the problem and leads to slow recovery. ?The two together are worse than each separately,? Stillman said.
Also, repeated hits have been implicated in the degenerative brain disease known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
On the other hand, the doctors said, resting too long will slow the recovery. ?Sometimes people rest too many days,? Stillman said. ?Getting back to physical activity is important.? Moving around restores normal blood flow to the brain.
Patients should resume exercise bit by bit, assessing their symptoms with each attempt at activity, Mullally said. Athletes are usually administered a 20-minute assessment of cognitive function that helps determine if they have recovered.
Under the National Football League?s concussion protocol, players diagnosed with concussions progress through carefully monitored steps from total rest through gradual increases in activity, with no set time period for the process. If the team physician believes the player can safely return to the game, an independent neurological consultant examines him. If the consultant concurs, full football activity can resume.
How long recovery takes depends on the severity of the injury and individual characteristics. Children younger than 15 are more susceptible. So are women, apparently because their usually more slender necks allow the head to swing more during a hit. Genes can also play a role.
But Mullally said that the science is not clear on the ideal rest period before an athlete is cleared to play. It?s possible that the metabolic and blood-flow problems persist after symptoms subside, he said.
So what are the prospects for Gronk? Neither Stillman nor Mullally know any specifics about his condition and can?t comment.
But Stillman said that athletes tend to recover faster than others because the blood flow to the brain ?is already finely tuned; they can get it back more easily than someone who hasn?t exercised in two years.? Most can go back to the game after two weeks, she said.
Mullally said that for athletes, if all the signs and symptoms are looking good, ?It would be reasonable that they may be able to go back in 14 days.?
That means, for Gronkowski, we could be talking about Super Bowl Sunday
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Their fears were confirmed when the team said that he had sustained a concussion, just two weeks before the Feb. 4 Super Bowl.
With that, the health of Gronkowski?s brain after the hit by the Jaguars? Barry Church became the prevailing story line and biggest question mark heading into the big game. How badly is he hurt? Will he be able to play? Can he heal in time?
The team?s doctors aren?t saying. But two neurologists who were not involved in treating one of football?s signature players explained to the Globe ? in broad terms ? what a concussion does to the brain and how it recovers.
To get back in time for the game, as the team is dropping hints that he will, Gronkowski will have to recover from a fast-moving series of chemical disruptions triggered by the impact, which forced his brain into overdrive and depleted its energy resources.
When the head sustains such a hit, the sudden motion causes the jelly-like brain to move within the skull, stretching the cells.
The worst concussions occur when the impact comes at an angle, forcing the brain to rotate within the skull, said Dr. Alexandra M. Stillman, director of concussion, traumatic brain injury, and neurorehabilitation at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. It is unclear whether that happened in Gronkowski?s case.
This trauma unleashes a cascade of chemical changes, starting with the release of neurotransmitters that rev up brain activity. Working overtime, brain cells quickly consume glucose, the source of energy. At the same time, the shock of the hit also reduces blood flow, further cutting back on energy supplies.
The result, said Stillman, is ?an energy crisis.?
For patients with concussions, that means temporary mental impairment, said Dr. William J. Mullally, director of sports neurology and concussion at Brigham and Women?s Hospital.
Patients may be momentarily dazed ? ?star-struck,? as Mullally put it ? and have trouble with balance. Sometimes they experience brief memory loss, perhaps forgetting how they got from the playing field to the locker room. But fewer than 10 percent lose consciousness.
Over the next few days, the patient may feel dizzy and mentally foggy, and suffer headaches, nausea, and other symptoms.
The solution is straightforward: Rest for one to three days (Stillman and Mullally differ on how long), and then gradually increase activity.
Resting doesn?t mean hiding immobilized in a dark room, just avoiding exertion ? ?not doing anything that puts a stress on your body or your brain,? Stillman said.
?The brain needs the rest time to rebuild its supply of energy building blocks, so it can reset itself,? she said.
Rest should be both physical and mental, Mullally said. For five to seven days, he said, people with concussions should cut back on using their brains: Students should study less and workers should take time off even if their job is not physically demanding.
For athletes, it?s critical not to resume full-contact play before the concussion has healed. With reflexes and balance impaired, players are at greater risk of a second concussion. Getting a concussion when the previous one hasn?t healed compounds the problem and leads to slow recovery. ?The two together are worse than each separately,? Stillman said.
Also, repeated hits have been implicated in the degenerative brain disease known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
On the other hand, the doctors said, resting too long will slow the recovery. ?Sometimes people rest too many days,? Stillman said. ?Getting back to physical activity is important.? Moving around restores normal blood flow to the brain.
Patients should resume exercise bit by bit, assessing their symptoms with each attempt at activity, Mullally said. Athletes are usually administered a 20-minute assessment of cognitive function that helps determine if they have recovered.
Under the National Football League?s concussion protocol, players diagnosed with concussions progress through carefully monitored steps from total rest through gradual increases in activity, with no set time period for the process. If the team physician believes the player can safely return to the game, an independent neurological consultant examines him. If the consultant concurs, full football activity can resume.
How long recovery takes depends on the severity of the injury and individual characteristics. Children younger than 15 are more susceptible. So are women, apparently because their usually more slender necks allow the head to swing more during a hit. Genes can also play a role.
But Mullally said that the science is not clear on the ideal rest period before an athlete is cleared to play. It?s possible that the metabolic and blood-flow problems persist after symptoms subside, he said.
So what are the prospects for Gronk? Neither Stillman nor Mullally know any specifics about his condition and can?t comment.
But Stillman said that athletes tend to recover faster than others because the blood flow to the brain ?is already finely tuned; they can get it back more easily than someone who hasn?t exercised in two years.? Most can go back to the game after two weeks, she said.
Mullally said that for athletes, if all the signs and symptoms are looking good, ?It would be reasonable that they may be able to go back in 14 days.?
That means, for Gronkowski, we could be talking about Super Bowl Sunday
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:scared:sadwave::scared
I just ran both teams using the super bowl formula using thier yrads per game vs all 16 opponents.
The minimum requiremnt is to have 560 or more yards of offense at end of year this ='s to 35 yards per game more offense than all opponents.
Well la de friging da Patriots wound up negative -114 yards
Eagles + 388 yards over at a whopping +948 and plus 12 to's for year
Patriots only had +5 of to's
i also noticed when patriots lost in the stats teams ran em over on the ground
this showed in Jaguars game also
Eagles i noticed when ran the ball for like 160 yards and only had 250 yards passing won huge.
and game vs Bears the bears only had 6 yards on the ground.
twice ELI went off on passing yards against eagles but still lost the games.
The minimum requiremnt is to have 560 or more yards of offense at end of year this ='s to 35 yards per game more offense than all opponents.
Well la de friging da Patriots wound up negative -114 yards
Eagles + 388 yards over at a whopping +948 and plus 12 to's for year
Patriots only had +5 of to's
i also noticed when patriots lost in the stats teams ran em over on the ground
this showed in Jaguars game also
Eagles i noticed when ran the ball for like 160 yards and only had 250 yards passing won huge.
and game vs Bears the bears only had 6 yards on the ground.
twice ELI went off on passing yards against eagles but still lost the games.
more facts you can add to your choice
PATRIOTS
Offense Ranks
1st in ppg
2nd passing yds.
15th yds per rush
2nd in TO's
Defense Ranks
5th in pts per game
29th overall
30th in passing yards allowed
30th in yds per rush allowed
20th worst in yards per game allowed 114.8 other teams worse at 124 134
27th in getting TO's only 5 total
EAGLES
Offense Ranks
4th in ppg
12th passing yds.
6th yds per rush
12th in TO's
Defense Ranks
1st in pts per game allowed
17th in passing yards allowed
6th in yds per rush allowed
4th in getting TO's 12 total for year
1st in rushing yards per game allowed 79.2 league lowest
see it all here http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/team/_/stat/total/position/defense/seasontype/2
PATRIOTS
Offense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (1st)
288.7
Rushing Yards Per Game (10th)
118.1
Total Yards Per Game (1st)
406.8
DEfense rankings stats another website
Defense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (30th)
251.25
Rushing Yards Per Game (20th)
114.75
Total Yards Per Game (29th)
366
see whoile chart here https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/nwe/stats/
Eagles
Offense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (14th)
247.9
Rushing Yards Per Game (3rd)
132.2
Total Yards Per Game (6th)
380.1
Defense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (17th)
227.31
Rushing Yards Per Game (1st)
79.19
Total Yards Per Game (4th)
306.50
see whole chart here https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/phi/stats/
havent you seen this movie before when a # 1 ranked offense has a lowest ranked defense they all lost the superbowl s/u and against the spread just like falcons last year Pantherrs the year they were 15-1
Patriots the year they had 18 wins and lost s/u and ats as a 12 point chalk to the defensive Giants
Tampa bay top ranked defense hammered the raiders # 1 offense
Of course Gruden was 1 year removed from raiders team so that helped prepare his bucs for evry offense play that raiders had.
PATRIOTS
Offense Ranks
1st in ppg
2nd passing yds.
15th yds per rush
2nd in TO's
Defense Ranks
5th in pts per game
29th overall
30th in passing yards allowed
30th in yds per rush allowed
20th worst in yards per game allowed 114.8 other teams worse at 124 134
27th in getting TO's only 5 total
EAGLES
Offense Ranks
4th in ppg
12th passing yds.
6th yds per rush
12th in TO's
Defense Ranks
1st in pts per game allowed
17th in passing yards allowed
6th in yds per rush allowed
4th in getting TO's 12 total for year
1st in rushing yards per game allowed 79.2 league lowest
see it all here http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/team/_/stat/total/position/defense/seasontype/2
PATRIOTS
Offense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (1st)
288.7
Rushing Yards Per Game (10th)
118.1
Total Yards Per Game (1st)
406.8
DEfense rankings stats another website
Defense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (30th)
251.25
Rushing Yards Per Game (20th)
114.75
Total Yards Per Game (29th)
366
see whoile chart here https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/nwe/stats/
Eagles
Offense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (14th)
247.9
Rushing Yards Per Game (3rd)
132.2
Total Yards Per Game (6th)
380.1
Defense Team Ranks
Passing Yards Per Game (17th)
227.31
Rushing Yards Per Game (1st)
79.19
Total Yards Per Game (4th)
306.50
see whole chart here https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/phi/stats/
havent you seen this movie before when a # 1 ranked offense has a lowest ranked defense they all lost the superbowl s/u and against the spread just like falcons last year Pantherrs the year they were 15-1
Patriots the year they had 18 wins and lost s/u and ats as a 12 point chalk to the defensive Giants
Tampa bay top ranked defense hammered the raiders # 1 offense
Of course Gruden was 1 year removed from raiders team so that helped prepare his bucs for evry offense play that raiders had.
Read this on another forum......was leaning Pats, but this looks to be an upset this year.
PHILLY EAGLES ALL F#5@*&NG DAY!
Lethal combination of a strong defense and a strong running game.
All Foles has to do is get 3 more 3rd down conversions than Bortles.
Brady and Belecheat are winners. I get that. But the only reason they beat Seatle and Atlanta in the superbowl was from inept coaching and greedy play calling.
Philly plays smash mouth football and that ladies and gentleman is how they will win.
Blount and Ajayi ALL DAY they won't stop them! Pats won't stop Long also on defense.....not for the entire game
PHILLY EAGLES ALL F#5@*&NG DAY!
Lethal combination of a strong defense and a strong running game.
All Foles has to do is get 3 more 3rd down conversions than Bortles.
Brady and Belecheat are winners. I get that. But the only reason they beat Seatle and Atlanta in the superbowl was from inept coaching and greedy play calling.
Philly plays smash mouth football and that ladies and gentleman is how they will win.
Blount and Ajayi ALL DAY they won't stop them! Pats won't stop Long also on defense.....not for the entire game
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yeah hudson we dont have just gronkowski or just julio jones or just a larry fitzgerald or just an antoni brown we have two great te's Brent Celek and zack ertz threeeeeeeeeeee wr's torrey smith ashton jeffry and Nelson Agholor
plus the superbowl combo of two players from top universites that have been on evry superbowl champion for most of past 48 superbowls
USC and MICH U WR Nelon agholor is USC Tackle Bradon Graham is from Mich U
Patriots only have brady from Mich U no one from usc
few superbowls neither team had both Broncos vs Panthers ravens vs 49ers Pats vs Falcons last year
plus the cover jinxes i showed in my video 100% the marck lawrence playbook when he puts up any player of a pro team they all never won a bowl Russel wislon got there and lost
another fade treand when brady wins MVP night before superbowl the last 8 who had the #1 offense went down in flames dog or chalk they got buried .
I'm hoping for - 5 and plus 200 on eagles i have $500 cash set aside hoping good week at work add few 100 more
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plus the superbowl combo of two players from top universites that have been on evry superbowl champion for most of past 48 superbowls
USC and MICH U WR Nelon agholor is USC Tackle Bradon Graham is from Mich U
Patriots only have brady from Mich U no one from usc
few superbowls neither team had both Broncos vs Panthers ravens vs 49ers Pats vs Falcons last year
plus the cover jinxes i showed in my video 100% the marck lawrence playbook when he puts up any player of a pro team they all never won a bowl Russel wislon got there and lost
another fade treand when brady wins MVP night before superbowl the last 8 who had the #1 offense went down in flames dog or chalk they got buried .
I'm hoping for - 5 and plus 200 on eagles i have $500 cash set aside hoping good week at work add few 100 more
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new fact just found
Tom Brady led the NFL with 4,577 passing yards this season
No player to lead the NFL in pass yards has ever won the Super Bowl in that season (0-5 record)
Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Rich Gannon, Kurt Warner & Dan Marino all lost in the Super Bowl after leading NFL in pass yards
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wooooooooooooo wom wooom wommmm whommm whommmmmmmmm puonding my chest like they did in wolf of wall street
I got $500 to wager on the eagles using a local
took the plus money in both falcons game and Vikings
Is this a for sure thing? Cause I can get - Tom Brady wins Regular Season MVP -1200
Be nice to have a little extra scratch before the big game.
Good luck 🍀👍🏻 KOD! I have given you plenty of crap over the years for taking games at horrendous odds when other books would provide much better,, but this is a monster wager and hope you are okay with a win or loss and this won?t hurt you too much financially either way.
