Luke Skywalker vs The Evil Empire: Patriots vs Falcons Super Bowl 51 Thread

[Steezy]

Breh you see my reppin, put me on to H-Tine

You going to the game or just gaining a couple mistresses

 

[Rich Spirit]

Breh I'm tryna get some BBQ, what's the best place to get something to eat close to where I'm at

Killeens BBQ in Pearland

i know its not close to where you're at, but trust me its worth the drive.

 

[Steezy]

Where gucci and zay

 

[BucciMane]

Where gucci and zay

Bucci is here..

 

[AVXL]

You going to the game or just gaining a couple mistresses

breh my black ass is in Atlanta, G-A

Appreciate the heads up doe @MilesTailsPrower I got you when I'm in the city

 

[AVXL]

McGinest askin Brady if Trump called him

 

[AtlienInTheGoodieMob]

Lol I just peeped how the NFLN guys just debo the interviews

 

[Point Blank]

Where's Rich Eisen been?

He has his own show now.

 

[The War Report]

Hopefully he loses "bigly" and tears both his ACLs out.

 

[Nostalgic]

Falcons' Kyle Shanahan temporarily loses gameplan when reporter takes backpack

HOUSTON — Whew.

That was Kyle Shanahan’s reaction Monday night after a lost-and-found misadventure at the Super Bowl.

At the end of the Atlanta Falcons' media session, the team's star offensive coordinator — soon to become the San Francisco 49ers' new head coach — discovered that his backpack was nowhere to be found. Gone — the contents inside apparently including the team's gameplan for Super Bowl LI.

As the drama unfolded, Shanahan paced Minute Maid Park, looking for clues. A Falcons security agent, meanwhile, searched through an unattended backpack on the floor.

“I’ve got to find it,” Shanahan told USA TODAY Sports, searching more than 15 minutes after the media session ended, the players already departed.

But before you suspect the New England Patriots were behind this, lighten up.

Shanahan’s bag was mistakenly lifted by San Francisco Examiner columnist Art Spander, who left his backpack at the site where reporters had gathered to interview Shanahan.

After nearly 30 minutes of searching and frantic phone calls, Spander returned with Shanahan’s bag. The coach was undeniably relieved.

“That would have been bad,” he said in a text message to USA TODAY Sports.

Spander, 78, is covering his 40th Super Bowl. He had no idea he had taken the wrong bag until contacted by a fellow writer.

“I’ve screwed up before, but I’ve never picked up the wrong bag,” Spander told USA TODAY Sports. “And there’s no way I’d have a game plan.”

So there you have it, lost and found at the Super Bowl.

Falcons' Kyle Shanahan temporarily loses gameplan when reporter takes backpack

 

[AtlienInTheGoodieMob]

Falcons' Kyle Shanahan temporarily loses gameplan when reporter takes backpack




Falcons' Kyle Shanahan temporarily loses gameplan when reporter takes backpack

Jesus christ kyle leave that shyt in a safe at the hotel. I still dont trust it tho, reporter might have made copies and auction it off to Belichik

 

[Chrishaune]

Jesus christ kyle leave that shyt in a safe at the hotel. I still dont trust it tho, reporter might have made copies and auction it off to Belichik

Please No

 

[Robert California]

Jesus christ kyle leave that shyt in a safe at the hotel. I still dont trust it tho, reporter might have made copies and auction it off to Belichik

 

[AVXL]

Jesus christ kyle leave that shyt in a safe at the hotel. I still dont trust it tho, reporter might have made copies and auction it off to Belichik

I don't even understand how that happens

If I got something that important with me it's not leaving my sight, let alone at Opening Night with thousands of people around you at all time. Like you said it would've stayed in a safe in the hotel, why even take it out?

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

Jesus christ kyle leave that shyt in a safe at the hotel. I still dont trust it tho, reporter might have made copies and auction it off to Belichik

Welp it's over

Thanks Kyle

#backpackgate