NEW ENGLAND -7 vs CAROLINA 37?
I've read some well thought out opinions on this anda coupla other sites, unfortunately, I seem to align more closely with the dimwits and boobs amongst ya. Albeit, the following opinion has been researched and considered from angles never pondered by dullards. Welp, here goes...
The Carolina Panthers, statistically, at least, are the most thoroughly average team what's ever suited up for the Super Bowl, whereas the New England Patriots are going for their second trophy in three years, without ever having the word "great" associated with their team. Disrespect is an awesome motivator.
The preceding paragraph contains the main thrust of this year's Super Cow Pie selection. I will expound further, but my penchant for wandering from any cognizant point that I may be trying to make compelled me to make certain that my central point, at least, would be included in a prominant place in this narrative.
It is my belief that the Chowds hold significant edges in three very important catagories, if you're trying to win a football championship. They unquestionalbly have the better quarterback and the better defense. I also think most astute 'cappers will give Belichick the nod over Fox. When I mix in that this could very well be a "statement" game for the New England franchise. I begin to get a clear picture of the most likely type of outcome.
Before I give ya the wire on how it'll go, allow me to explain why I don't believe it'll go like alotta yuz are probly figurin', okay? Its like this... The Super Bowl, being the final meaningful game of the season, seems to have about it a psychology which is unique unto itself. The backdoor cover becomes nearly non-existant, as favored powerhouses seem unwilling to show restraint and tend to ride the wave of momentum for all that it is worth. Regarlessa the score, it seems that the winner of the game will also win the fourth quarter. I'm tellin' yuz, it's a differant kinda game. Yo! It works on the headsa the underdogs, too. I mean, as soon as they recognize that their chances of victory have evaporated, they quit. All done, good game, we'll see yuz all next year. It's understandable, really, I mean, the score don't matter to them, just the winner and the loser. Ya see what I'm sayin'?
It's the story, of a man named Brady, who seems to never let his teammates down. They've shared one goal, since September, to win another crown. Its the story of the Carolina Panthers, who had reason to believe they'd be at home. They were hoping, to a man, for an upset. Especially Jake Delhomme. On Sunday when New England meets the Panthers, you'll see something you've never seen before. A Super Bowl, that's a shutout. The Panthers will not score. New England, though, will have their Mister Brady, whose won the last fifteen games that he's played. Eventually he'll lose, it's bound to happen, but it won't be today.
The Brady bunch, Tom Brady's bunch, here's the way the Cow Pies play the Brady Bunch.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -7 Super Power Pie
I'll be playin' the shutout, too! Besta luck!
Like, moo.
I've read some well thought out opinions on this anda coupla other sites, unfortunately, I seem to align more closely with the dimwits and boobs amongst ya. Albeit, the following opinion has been researched and considered from angles never pondered by dullards. Welp, here goes...
The Carolina Panthers, statistically, at least, are the most thoroughly average team what's ever suited up for the Super Bowl, whereas the New England Patriots are going for their second trophy in three years, without ever having the word "great" associated with their team. Disrespect is an awesome motivator.
The preceding paragraph contains the main thrust of this year's Super Cow Pie selection. I will expound further, but my penchant for wandering from any cognizant point that I may be trying to make compelled me to make certain that my central point, at least, would be included in a prominant place in this narrative.
It is my belief that the Chowds hold significant edges in three very important catagories, if you're trying to win a football championship. They unquestionalbly have the better quarterback and the better defense. I also think most astute 'cappers will give Belichick the nod over Fox. When I mix in that this could very well be a "statement" game for the New England franchise. I begin to get a clear picture of the most likely type of outcome.
Before I give ya the wire on how it'll go, allow me to explain why I don't believe it'll go like alotta yuz are probly figurin', okay? Its like this... The Super Bowl, being the final meaningful game of the season, seems to have about it a psychology which is unique unto itself. The backdoor cover becomes nearly non-existant, as favored powerhouses seem unwilling to show restraint and tend to ride the wave of momentum for all that it is worth. Regarlessa the score, it seems that the winner of the game will also win the fourth quarter. I'm tellin' yuz, it's a differant kinda game. Yo! It works on the headsa the underdogs, too. I mean, as soon as they recognize that their chances of victory have evaporated, they quit. All done, good game, we'll see yuz all next year. It's understandable, really, I mean, the score don't matter to them, just the winner and the loser. Ya see what I'm sayin'?
It's the story, of a man named Brady, who seems to never let his teammates down. They've shared one goal, since September, to win another crown. Its the story of the Carolina Panthers, who had reason to believe they'd be at home. They were hoping, to a man, for an upset. Especially Jake Delhomme. On Sunday when New England meets the Panthers, you'll see something you've never seen before. A Super Bowl, that's a shutout. The Panthers will not score. New England, though, will have their Mister Brady, whose won the last fifteen games that he's played. Eventually he'll lose, it's bound to happen, but it won't be today.
The Brady bunch, Tom Brady's bunch, here's the way the Cow Pies play the Brady Bunch.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -7 Super Power Pie
I'll be playin' the shutout, too! Besta luck!
Like, moo.
like the call..go pats
