Official Superb Owl LVI Game Day Thread

[Guiness]

It was just last year that he tore his ACL. Now this. He has a great arm. He has to learn to protect the legs.

I got confused about this timeline because it was so compressed, and also thought he injured it 2 seasons ago. He was actually injured week 11 of the 2020 season, and was on the field for week 1 this year! Incredible considering he damaged all 3 ligaments, tearing 2.

[Guiness]

Yep. Instead of 4th and goal at the 8, it became 1st and goal at the 4.

I feel like the game pivoted during that Rams red zone series. No flags all game then what was it, 3 or 4 consecutive plays down there? It felt like they were going to keep trying until the Rams got their TD.

Did the refs call one of the penalties a dead ball foul, then proceed to say it was offsetting with a Rams flag on the same play or did I imagine that?

[scharpcheddar]

I feel like the game pivoted during that Rams red zone series. No flags all game then what was it, 3 or 4 consecutive plays down there? It felt like they were going to keep trying until the Rams got their TD.

Did the refs call one of the penalties a dead ball foul, then proceed to say it was offsetting with a Rams flag on the same play or did I imagine that?

Lol the game pivoted when the refs finally started throwing flags to allow Rams to win.

[scharpcheddar]

For 54 years, no team played In a Superbowl in their home stadium. Now the last two have been won by teams in their own stadium.

And no one questions it?
Pretty convenient when less people are traveling because of you know what.

[Jaire]

Yeah that was a bad call, especially at the end of the game when they used to let them just play ..... and I am suspicious especially after the Superbowl last year.

But the Bengels had a gimme on a major facemask OPI non call against Higgins when he went seventy five yards.

[Fritz]

Good point there, Jaire.

But it was kinda stupid at the end of the game. That last pass interference was straight-up ticky-tack.