Marshawn Lynch is not worried about being down 19-7 with 4:50 left
Janill Gilbert stashed this in Seattle
Stashed in: Football, The Most Interesting Man in the World, So you're saying there's a chance...., Seahawks, Worrying is like a rocking chair., Sports, gfycat, Seahawks!, Pete Carroll
Another good gif
gfycat's are tricky because they're not gifs. I made modifications to include the one on top, but that one of Clay Matthews is pretty sweet too.
Thanks!!! Can the Clay one be fixed too? Or do I need to make it a separate post?
Happily! Including below instead of changing your comment...
Btw a lot had to happen for the Seahawks to win that game:
http://www.businessinsider.com/how-the-packers-blew-the-seahawks-game-2015-1
Grantland explains the game:
http://grantland.com/the-triangle/afc-nfc-championship-patriots-colts-seahawks-packers/
I like this graphic with a 1% chance of winning with 3:19 minutes remaining.
Holy smokes, that is outrageous! What an unbelievable game.
You can see in Marshawn's head, "So you're saying there's a chance..."
How Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson willed the Seahawks to the Superbowl:
Link to video of fake field goal:
"The Seahawks started practicing the fake field goal they ran against the Green Bay Packers this past Thursday.
That was the word from Jon Ryan, whose 19-yard loft to offensive tackle Garry Gilliam marked the first postseason touchdown tossed by a punter since they started keeping track of the statistic in 1966.
Ryan hoped to receive a chance to run the play this week, noting the last time he threw a pass for a score came more than a decade ago during his time at the University of Regina. He lobbied for the call all week to his head coach and special teams coordinator.
"I didn't get within five feet of Pete [Carroll] or Brian [Schneider] without mentioning it to them that we should run it," Ryan said. "So it was obviously open."
Ryan's promotion paid off.
"Coach Carroll actually came up to me plenty of times this week and was like, 'We're running that play. Be ready,'" said Gilliam. "And I was like, 'All right, I'm ready.' And we did."
It was Carroll's confidence in his punter that set the pivotal play in motion.
"I really believed in this fake," Carroll said. "I thought we had a great shot at it because I believe in Jon Ryan's ability to come out of there exploding like he did, and really it was the first opportunity we had."
Astonishing. It really is as if everything went right in the last five minutes of that game.
So, what actually happened in that game?
11:18 PM Jan 18 2015