Duh, should have thrown from the one

[Mase]

- Irony knows no limits does it? Yes, yes, I know a week two game means a lot less than a Super Bowl. The symmetry of the two plays is uncanny. One yard line. Game on the line. Both teams use a play they love and “Always” works. But when. You need it the most, a relative unknown (Butler, Hill or Collier), makes the game saving play.

- It’s just what you have to love about Sports.

Mase

 

[Sports Hernia]

- Irony knows no limits does it? Yes, yes, I know a week two game means a lot less than a Super Bowl. The symmetry of the two plays is uncanny. One yard line. Game on the line. Both teams use a play they love and “Always” works. But when. You need it the most, a relative unknown (Butler, Hill or Collier), makes the game saving play.

- It’s just what you have to love about Sports.

Mase

I think the Pats made the right play call there. They just telegraphed where it was going.
Collier, Hill, Wags, and whomever was being blocked by the TE all blew that play up.

 

[Hockey Guy]

- Irony knows no limits does it? Yes, yes, I know a week two game means a lot less than a Super Bowl. The symmetry of the two plays is uncanny. One yard line. Game on the line. Both teams use a play they love and “Always” works. But when. You need it the most, a relative unknown (Butler, Hill or Collier), makes the game saving play.

- It’s just what you have to love about Sports.

Mase

Had the Seahawks used that play multiple times in a goal line situation before the SB? I sure don't remember it.

 

[sutz]

- Irony knows no limits does it? Yes, yes, I know a week two game means a lot less than a Super Bowl. The symmetry of the two plays is uncanny. One yard line. Game on the line. Both teams use a play they love and “Always” works. But when. You need it the most, a relative unknown (Butler, Hill or Collier), makes the game saving play.

- It’s just what you have to love about Sports.

Mase

Had the Seahawks used that play multiple times in a goal line situation before the SB? I sure don't remember it.

IIRC, I saw stats that it was 95% effective or something like that. Maybe that isn't on the goal line, but they had used it in short yardage situations.