Without a doubt, this win meant the most for all the reasons you mentioned, but also because of what happened in those two Giants Super Bowl losses. What happened to Seahawks fans last night happened to the Pats twice in three years. It sucked so fucking hard. Last night was the greatest, in part because the same…

In addition to the interception, Butler should also get a ton of praise for not quitting on the play, and getting Kearse out of bounds before he could score.

It's almost like Carroll was trying to destroy that drive. Like they had discussed how to make that drive collapse beforehand. Like it was some kind of planned demolition of their chances to repeat by someone on the inside. But what kind of idiot would believe something like that?

Thanks for this, Barry. People are going to argue about the playcall forever, but Butler's recognition of the situation, his ability to learn from getting beat on the same play in practice, and most importantly his physical ability to jump the route are the most important parts of the play.

Pats came back from down 10 in the 4th quarter against the best defense in the league. No offense, but you're goddamn fucking right it was a Pats win as opposed to a Seattle loss.

I'm making what has been deemed "honky empanadas." BBQ chicken and cheese in a grands biscuit foldover. I can't wait to jam a half dozen of these things into my gaping, salvating maw.

I think it actually makes the SWATting threat worse... if the police come in and there's a gun in the apartment, it just hikes things up a notch.

Nobody named Sully lives in the Back Bay. Are you sure you lived in Boston?

I would think that owning a gun would make getting SWATted ten times more dangerous. Most of the people making threats and causing disruption don't seem like to like to take the effort to carry the threats out themselves. They prefer to use others (be it Domino's or the local SWAT team) to carry out their "mischief."

Having a gun in the house could actually be a liability if you're swatted.

It's sort of creepy that the only thing that's going to save Lynch from having to deal with this same scenario over and over again is Groundhog Day.

The First Amendment trumps the Fifth Amendment if there's a conflict like there is here. It's starry decisive.

Players shall sit out the first half of the season opener.

Toasted sesame bagel. Butter. Salt. Tabasco. Why anyone would eat a bagel any other way is beyond me, but you know, you're more than welcome to it.

I'm a Times New Roman in the streets and a Wingdings in the sheets.

Yup, and the Patriots were NOT penalized for videotaping opponents' signals. There is in fact no rule against video of opposing coaches. They were penalized for videotaping from an unapproved location. Period.

Meanwhile, Packer fans are still waiting for Mike McCarthy's balls to show up.

Yes. Really. It isn't because the kids didn't understand relationships and went to a weird place. I also did similar types of things as a young man. It was awful, but it's being a kid.

Trust your instincts.

Quick story: the summer I met my (future) wife's parents, I had been forgoing the barber in favor of clippers. So the day I was going to meet them, I put the guide on the clippers and went at it. Zoooom. Zooooom. Zooo..oh that's weird, the guide is in the sink. Shouldn't it be on the clippers? If it's not on the…