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This was a lose-lose scenario for humanity with the league's two most deplorable teams playing in the Super Bowl. I was hesitantly rooting for Seattle because I see them as the lesser of two evils, so New England winning was a disappointment. But I do find some consolation in the fact that it was a heartbreaking and humiliating loss for Seattle. If New England fans are happy, at least it is balanced out a little by Seattle fans being inconsolable, Pete Carroll being humiliated, and the Seahawks looking like sore losers in front of the whole world.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'll have a Vine of those dancing sharks on repeat for the next eight hours.

It was totally the Sophie's Choice of Super Bowls.

JL21 wrote:It was totally the Sophie's Choice of Super Bowls.

I was hoping Meteorite would pull it out in the end.

i didn't realize this shark stole the show


i also didn't see that seahawks lane's broken arm picture until this morning

I guess I've lost my sports hate mojo. i just thought it was a fun game to watch except for the part where my 14 y/o made me miss the go ahead TD and the bulk of the Seattle drive.

Imagine if its bottom of the 9th, down by a run, game 7 of the WS and you have a runner on third with two outs.

Pete Carroll called for a straight steal of home.

heyzeus wrote:Imagine if its bottom of the 9th, down by a run, game 7 of the WS and you have a runner on third with two outs.

Pete Carroll called for a straight steal of home.

To complete the analogy, you have Mike Trout at the plate.

So I heard a lot of talk about how a win would cement Seattle as a legendary defense. If they hadn't defecated the sheets there, do you think that's true? They didn't really play great defense yesterday or against GB.

My favorite part of Super Bowl XLIX

More like a runner on third, no outs. That touchdown was basically a foregone conclusion.