Why?
Because FOX Television tipped off the result of the Minnesota-Green Bay game two plays before Minnesota won it with a game-ending field goal, 37-34.
I was going to avoid the game, but, when I was out doing some screwing
around, I saw the game on the outdoor screens at a restaurant.
Here's the situation:
34-34, inside of 40 seconds left.
Ball is at the Green Bay 38, 1st and 10 to Minnesota, who called their first time out.
FOX then does a Wild Card Weekend promo, a promo with the following four players:
Adrian Peterson
Aaron Rodgers
Tony Romo
Marshawn Lynch
Do
I need go further? Peterson, on the NEXT PLAY, busts it for 25, is
carried off the field (9 yards short of the record!), field goal wins
it, Packers-Vikings in Lambeau next week for the Wild Card.
(For the record, here's the problem: Unless Minnesota beats Green Bay, neither Peterson (eliminated) nor Rodgers (Packers get the first-round bye) play Wild Card Weekend. Romo is playing as I type. As of posting, it's 7-7 with Washington, and Romo has two picks.)
Not convinced? Let's back up a couple first downs...
Third and 11, inside the Minnesota 20 for the Vikings.
Christian Ponder goes back to pass. Packers rush three and drop eight, which I already know is not going to end well.
Then, somehow, a Viking receiver breaks free to about midfield, with about a seven-yard cushion on EVERYBODY around him. Catch, two feet, first down.
Tell me again the games aren't rigged -- I need a good laugh...
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