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I told my ecstatic wife I was glad her basketball team made it to the world series.
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Packers were poorly coached. The plays called during the second half were too conservative, designed to consolidate what they had rather than improving on it. To take your foot off the gas half way through a game is fatal, we see it time and again and yet no-one seems to learn anything by it.
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Play calling or not, the Packers offense wasn't impressive, and neither was Seattle to be fair. The inability to punch in one or both early possessions and settling for field goals in the first came back to haunt them.
I really don't have a dog in the Super Bowl hunt, but analytically speaking: Wilson won't be able to throw four picks against the Patriots and still be in the game. The Pats learned their lesson about overconfidence the hard way when their perfect season was ended by the Giants. I'd be very surprised to see the Pats end up on the short end of the stick come Feb. 1st.