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Just came up on the screen at halftime……….’No team in NFL history has ever come back from a 30 point deficit’.
(Obviously including anything more than 30 as well, but there was no extra commentary with any further qualifications (meaning the 30 at halftime, or at any point in a game*)).
* - ETA: Which would be the same thing in this game, but in other games could be earlier.
New graphic on the screen….almost two quarters later…..largest comeback in NFL history = 32 points in 1993.
Currently 3:12 left in the 4th, score 36-28 Indy, Vikings have the ball at the Indy 40.
Vikings win the toss, and will receive the overtime kickoff.
Obviously a terrible distinction for Ryan if the Colts lose…….being on the losing end of both the biggest comeback in league history and the losing end of the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history.
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No kidding re: the injuries. That said, Deebo is expected to return before the end of the season - hopefully.
I’m assuming you don’t generally follow sports i.e. you’re (oddly) breaking it down to ‘negative things said about him’ vs. reality/his overall performance and injuries.
What does being a ‘good guy’ have to do with performance and injuries? It’s sports i.e. it is what it is. Smith went on to have a decent run with the Chiefs, anyway.
Say what you want about garapolo, but while not a great quarterback, he does win a lot of games. I know if he has to march us down the field to win the game, he probably is not going to do so. I agreed with others that we had to change to a more dynamic qb and we are hoping lance is that. Garapolo isn’t mobile enough to move around. He doesn’t have that edge that top qbs have. The niners have so much talent they might not need him to play great. I thought this year his passes looked better and he seemed a little more poised in the pocket.
Do I wish he was playing over purdy? No for the sake of the team I think purdy gives them a qb edge.
While you don’t care I like to think that good people get rewarded in life. I see enough atheletes that are not good people that have good lives and careers in sports. Others that keep their noses clean still have bad luck.
Do I wish he was playing over purdy? No for the sake of the team I think purdy gives them a qb edge.
While you don’t care I like to think that good people get rewarded in life. I see enough atheletes that are not good people that have good lives and careers in sports. Others that keep their noses clean still have bad luck.
Point being, there is no debate/question at this point; it is what it is (and it doesn’t have anything to do with who is a ‘good person’ or not, by your standard or mine - lol).
That said, many of us knew it was only a matter of time before Garoppolo was injured (again). Neither he nor Purdy are going to give them an ‘edge’ in terms of a QB; they have heavily relied on their (outstanding) defense and running game.
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, but I’m still glad I watched the game.