The NFL playoffs were not very exciting this year
Maybe it was just me, but the NFL playoffs this year just were not very exciting. Most of the games seemed like foregone conclusions fairly early into them, despite some of them being the opposite of what was expected. The Giants and Jacksonville may as well not even have been there. The Bengals went home at half time. It took the Colts until the fourth quarter to wake up, which made first 75% of that game yawn inspiring. The Broncos and Patriots both scored a lot, but the Patriots were outplayed and you lost the feeling that they could win fairly early on in the game. The Broncos and the Panthers were both blown out yesterday.
These games were all ho-hum. Unless one of those teams was your team, the games were barely worth watching. I hope that the Steelers and the Seahawks manage to keep the Superbowl interesting in two weeks. Both teams have a little time to get themselves patched up and to game plan. I think that the Seahawks are the better team this year, but you can not discount the Steeler’s momentum going into the last game of the season.
I will predict a 24-21 Steelers’ win in February. And that is mostly because I want a nice close game to watch and may just be wishful thinking on my part.
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January 23rd, 2006 at 4:26 pm
I’m disappointed with all the games…Mainly because my teams lost (Colts and then the Bronco’s). Now my only hope is the Seahawks and the way the Steelers are playing…well it probably isn’t going to happen unless the 2 week break throws them off of their rythem!
January 23rd, 2006 at 8:40 pm
Yeah, the Patriots won one game and I was sad to see them knocked out, but they’ve had a good run since the turn of the century. I think they’ll be back in it again next year, as well.
I’ll be rooting against the seahawks, but not for any particular reason.
January 25th, 2006 at 4:33 pm
I thought both games with the Steelers were exciting, though the Colts one was a little more so than the Bronco’s. Either way, Pittsburgh’s going to the Super Bowl… here we go!
December 4th, 2006 at 5:06 pm
Hi everyone.
I have seen many different commercials for the NFL that showed a single player in action with a glow aroound him. I would like to do something similar to
this but I dont know if they mask frame by frame or if they use some other method to mask the player. The initial backgrounds were multicolored and complex
in most of the footage used so I they could not use a simple green key. Anyone know of how they do these effects?Thanks.