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I'm not going to tell you all about the lucky Patriots' 15-2 season*, other than to tell you that it will be over by Sunday evening, or Monday morning as it will be in Civilisation.
So, how does it play out? Well, Gost sends the opening kick directly to Antonio Brown, who scampers 99 yards, untouched. The Steelers recover the onside kick and Le Veon Bell pounds his way downfield, carrying 11 Pats on his back.
A furious Belichick makes changes to the D, moving Tom Brady to DT, Julian Edelman to DE and David Andrews to FS, amongst other things. The theory is that smaller guys on the D line will be able to outrun their blockers and big guys in the secondary will be impossible to block by WRs and RBs.
Belichick refuses to reconsider his strategy when Brady is literally decapitated by Pouncey. He is also determined to punish the D, so Malcolm Brown is ordered to play signal caller.
Brown is predictably not great at it and goes 0/50, 0 yards, 50 ints. He avoids being sacked but it's irrelevant.
In amongst the 30 ints returned for TDs, the Steelers' offence runs over the Pats all day. Edelman tries his best but it's brutal. The final straw for Belichick is when Ryan Allen punts the ball right-footed to avoid the 11 Steelers charging from his left. Belichick shouts at him to death.
So, there it is. We're done.
Steelers - a seventh Superbowl
Pats - done and dusted.
So, how does it play out? Well, Gost sends the opening kick directly to Antonio Brown, who scampers 99 yards, untouched. The Steelers recover the onside kick and Le Veon Bell pounds his way downfield, carrying 11 Pats on his back.
A furious Belichick makes changes to the D, moving Tom Brady to DT, Julian Edelman to DE and David Andrews to FS, amongst other things. The theory is that smaller guys on the D line will be able to outrun their blockers and big guys in the secondary will be impossible to block by WRs and RBs.
Belichick refuses to reconsider his strategy when Brady is literally decapitated by Pouncey. He is also determined to punish the D, so Malcolm Brown is ordered to play signal caller.
Brown is predictably not great at it and goes 0/50, 0 yards, 50 ints. He avoids being sacked but it's irrelevant.
In amongst the 30 ints returned for TDs, the Steelers' offence runs over the Pats all day. Edelman tries his best but it's brutal. The final straw for Belichick is when Ryan Allen punts the ball right-footed to avoid the 11 Steelers charging from his left. Belichick shouts at him to death.
So, there it is. We're done.
Steelers - a seventh Superbowl
Pats - done and dusted.