BillsImpossible
02-04-2014, 08:04 PM
10 points is the biggest deficit any team has ever came back from in 48 years of Super Bowl history.
That just doesn't seem right.
The Redskins were down 10-0 to the Broncos in Super Bowl 22 and came back to win.
The Saints were down 10-0 against the Colts in Super Bowl 44 and came back to win.
That's it. Is the Super Bowl all about momentum?
Once the ball starts rolling downhill in the Super Bowl, it's practically impossible to stop it? Is that it?
In a league full of great comeback wins every year, playoffs included - the NFL has never had a great comeback win in the Super Bowl.
Why not?
What is it that prevents teams from coming back to win the biggest game of all?
Momentum? Pressure? Nerves?
Or something else?
That just doesn't seem right.
The Redskins were down 10-0 to the Broncos in Super Bowl 22 and came back to win.
The Saints were down 10-0 against the Colts in Super Bowl 44 and came back to win.
That's it. Is the Super Bowl all about momentum?
Once the ball starts rolling downhill in the Super Bowl, it's practically impossible to stop it? Is that it?
In a league full of great comeback wins every year, playoffs included - the NFL has never had a great comeback win in the Super Bowl.
Why not?
What is it that prevents teams from coming back to win the biggest game of all?
Momentum? Pressure? Nerves?
Or something else?