On
the controversial Clements and Ertz touchdowns (come again with runner versus
receiver?), the dowager would engage with habitual cynicism and assert that the
play calls were made as they were to mitigate any potential chaos in Philadelphia
had these end zone penetrations been overturned; with all due deference to Al
Michaels, who knows the rules better than I do my pubic hair, they looked like
touchdowns to me. History may laud Pederson’s 4th down special for
the next fifty years, but I concur with
the voice of urban brawn that Graham pivoted momentum in the Eagles’ favor.
I missed some fairly good chess this season, to my regret, but as I posted to
fellow Speakeasian, Gretchen Laskas, the intrepid, Superbowl 52 was a great
game; never saw the Eagles play that fine before, not that I don’t reminisce the
rough edges under Ron Jaworski, but foe once we had a real battle of wills, and
Philly broke the seams of Belichick’s juggernaut. As to Brady, he may have a
year or two left, but he is engaging in self-deception. Graham proved it. Brady
had a cognitive realization delay on that fumble; it would not have been there
five years ago, or even three. Having paid attention, however, I did not see
the Patriots as invincible. Men can wave all the statistics they wish, New
England is just another franchise. Brandin Cooks comical loss of orientation is
ample evidence enough for jock itch folly, an ever omnipresent force.
Not
to elaborate further on my own physical punishment (I knew it would be
excruciating, but knowing doesn’t make living it easier), I am getting a
medical equipment evaluation this morning, and as such, shall not punish myself
for the sake of work beyond the next 20 minutes). You may cross your fingers,
but the horrible toll this has taken on your bituminous host can no longer lead to recovery of prior
rebounds. I am convinced I am om the verge of heart failure, stroke. Hats off Mike, you prevented a future feeding tube insert. If anyone wants to sic the
President onto CNN’s deceptive
lede in, this time the umbrage is earned.
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