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Seattle Seahawks – Pete Carroll Will Never Escape That Play Call
As the dust settles from Super Bowl XLIX, still the most memorable and talked about thing from the game was it’s ending, and the Seattle Seahawks, on 2nd down and one, choosing to pass the ball instead of giving it to Marshawn Lynch and run it in. Pete Carroll took the responsibility for the play call, and it’s not something that will go away any time soon.
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33 Best Memes of Tom Brady & the New England Patriots Beating the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl
Despite Tom Brady and the New England Patriots winning a fourth Super Bowl ring, the memes and everyone else focus on how the Seattle Seahawks decided to pass it on 2nd and goal on the Patriots one yard line, which led to a Russell Wilson interception throw instead of going with Marshawn Lynch.
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Back to Back Super Bowl Champions
The Seattle Seahawks have a chance to become the 8th franchise in NFL history to win back to back Super Bowls. Their rivals, the New England Patriots, have done it once, just like the Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos. The Pittsburgh Steelers are the only team to do it on two separate occasions.
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Quarterbacks With Multiple Super Bowl Rings
Making it into his second Super Bowl on his third season in the NFL, Russell Wilson has the chance to join a very distinguished club of quarterbacks to win the big game more than once, which includes the likes of Roger Staubach, Tory Aikman, Joe Montana and Tom Brady, his opponent on this occasion, but also guys like Eli Manning and Jim Plunkett.
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2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees
With the Super Bowl just around the corner, six players were announced as the latest inductees into the Pro Football hall of fame: Junior Seau, Jerome Bettis, Charles Haley, Tim Brown, Will Shields and Mick Tingelhoff.
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2014 NFL Season Awards
Just before the Super Bowl it’s time for the NFL to hand out it’s awards for the best players in the 2014 season, acknowledging the excellence of Aaron Rodgers, the incredible impact of J.J. Watt, the ability to bounce back from injury of Rob Gronkowski and the promise shown by Teddy Bridgewater.
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Baylor Beats Texas – Big 12 Parity Falling Apart
Slow but steady the group of quality teams at the top of the Big 12 is starting to drift away from the rest of the pack and Baylor, with a 83-60 win over Texas, handing their rivals a third consecutive loss, made it quite clear the Longhorns don’t belong in the conference title discussion.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Making the Champions Look Old
For the first time after two failed tries, the Los Angeles Clippers finally have a win over the San Antonio Spurs, beating the defending champions 105-85 as Blake Griffin led the way with one of his best games this season, Chris Paul being good as always and DeAndre Jordan posing a big problem on defense for the opposition.
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Thunder vs Grizzlies – Kevin Durant & Russell Westbrook Continue to Struggle
With every game that goes by, the Oklahoma City Thunder are left wondering what’s not working for them. Kevin Durant has returned from another injury, but both he and Russell Westbrook struggled against the excellent Memphis Grizzlies defense, losing 85-74 and falling once again below .500.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – LeBron James Takes Over the Kevin Love Homecoming
The focus on Kevin Love as he returned to Minneapolis to play against the Minnesota Timberwolves made it even easier for LeBron James to shine, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 106-90 win making it their 10th in a row, having another fantastic duel with the player he pushed out before even playing next to him, Andrew Wiggins.