I'm a little disappointed that my Carolina pick almost worked out but failed at the end :(
Same here, except replace Carolina with Tampa Bay :). There were a couple of those "almost" upsets this week actually.
I'm a little disappointed that my Carolina pick almost worked out but failed at the end :(
Yeah, i almost went perfect... Stupid Brown receiver. Dropped the game winning pass(which was as perfect a ball could get).
Yeah, I've gotten only like 9 picks right in the past 2 weeks combined, so this week, I just picked who I wanted to win instead of who I thought would win. AKA, I picked the Rams over the Patriots, the Panthers over the Bears, etc.
My upset pick made sense.
Your upset pick was for the Cleveland Browns.
=/=
Seriously??? Trent had to leave the game... I forgot who, but a WR dropped the game winning TD, which was perfectly thrown. So yeah, the Browns "should" have won that game and it wasn't a bad pick at all.
I also did this. I legit think they can win, people overrate the Patriots incredibly. Rams defense + home field advantage = possible upset. Not saying NE don't deserve to be favourites but yeah
Two things: People overrate the Patriots this season like they do the Giants and Eli Manning. "If this team played at their best for a full 60 minutes where would they be?" If people actually took the time to notice "Hey mistakes are kind of a bad thing." and checked themselves the Patriots would be rated as a good team with flashes of being great. This does not however make them "incredibly" overrated. Just normal overrated.
Second: The game is in London. The Rams do not have homefield advantage.
That "game winning" td was with like 2 minutes left and the colts had time outs and Luck has proven he can own a final drive if he has to (especially against a mediocre defense). Trent was known to be injured before the game, and the Browns are not a good team while the Colts are a decent team. idgi