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[occasionalrain]

What was the point of running up the score when Seattle had it won? It just seemed poor sportsmanship to me. Am I wrong? It just seemed wrong to me.

[evelomaddict]

yes, it is but i don't feel that this is the case with this game. one team played very well and the other didn't.

[scotttie]

No.

[mgm2]

What would you have liked them to do, just stand there?

The better question would be, "what happened to Denver's offensive line?"

[NoelSeven]

No.

Stats are everything in professional ball.

[Love my grandkids]

On 2/2/2014 mgm2 said:

What would you have liked them to do, just stand there?

The better question would be, "what happened to Denver's offensive line?"

True dat!

[Mominohio]

No. I don't care much for sports, but it is a contest and you are to do your best. Especially in college and professional sports, if you can score, you should.

When it comes to little kids playing, I think it is a little different, and I don't have much respect for coaches that kick the tar out of the other team just because they can. In that case, I think is is ok to win if you can, but baseball scores that come it 30 something to 3 are a little much for those young ones.

[occasionalrain]

On 2/2/2014 evelomaddict said:

yes, it is but i don't feel that this is the case with this game. one team played very well and the other didn't.

I'm looking forward to the commentary tomorrow. I don't think statistics matter when it's the last game of the season.

[benzgirl]

No.

[PAX]

At what point do you think Seattle should have backed-off? Denver was the favored team by two points. Peyton & Co. could have come alive at any point, the fact that they didn't is not Seattle's fault. Play to win.