Will anyone be watching the rest of the playoffs?

StarBoyz83

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Working so I won't be watching these 2 games or the superbowl live. Recording them but I won't watch the stealers game if they win and I won't watch the sb if the stealers win it either.
 

noshame

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I can't pass up a chance to watch the Packers and Steelers lose. Plus, you all do realize we're 3 games from football nothingness for 6 months?

Maybe I'm getting old....but this season....zippppppp..............gone.
 

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I'm watching the Super Bowl because I've never missed a Super Bowl. I'll probably have the conference championships on in the background but won't be too glued in.
 

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No.

Rather do something else when my teams are out of it. And with the superbowl having lame commercials lately, no point in that either.
 

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The NFL is ******* dead to me. Especially with this God awful officiating.

3/4 teams left, seem to consistently get "lucky" with officiating. At some point, I'm going to put my name in the hat to be an NFL ref.

I know for a fact I can call a better game than 80% of those scrubs.
 
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DandyDon1722

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Yes, because I'm a fan of football.

Yes, exactly.

Some of you guys are laughable. You know damn well you're going to tune in and watch. Championship games are great drama. Yeah, it sucks we're not there but I'm not buying you're not going to watch at least part of these games. Besides, there are great teams to hate.

In fact, I get almost as much satisfaction at seeing the Steelers lose as us win.
 

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The FANS who've lost interest now that the Cowboys are out had their expectations for the team too high. I knew after the second loss to the Giants this team wasn't special. You could see cracks forming in the defense against Washington in week 12 when we gave up 3 TD's on the Commanders final 3 possessions that kept them in the game. I saw no killer instinct from the Cowboys (what else is new) who had every opportunity to put the game away but allowed Washington to stay in it until the very end. Once we lost to the Giants a second time it was clear we weren't the same team we had been between weeks 5-10. When we beat Green Bay at Lambeau and then 4 weeks later went up to Pittsburgh and beat the Steelers that's when I started thinking this team could be special. To see Dak gun down Rodgers and Roethlisberger on the road had me thinking this could be our year.

To see a rookie QB out duel 2 future HOF QBs who've won 3 SB's between them gave me goose bumps and that hasn't happened in a very long time watching the Cowboys but things started to change as the season went on. The Cowboys finished the final month of the season 2-2, mailing in a season finale that although was meaningless in the big picture still had some significance to putting a nice ribbon on a great regular season. Nothing irritates me more than ending a great regular season on a sour note, having to endure watching a scrub playing QB for 3 freaking quarters. :mad: The way we ended the regular season left a bad taste in my month and it was the same sour taste I had at the end of the 2007 season. My posts speak for how I felt about our SB chances and they weren't very good. I was prepared for what happened because I saw this same sad movie before in 07. Yes, it's disappointing the Cowboys are out but I expected it and now I can sit back and enjoy the playoffs with no stress because I don't care who wins.

I just want to see an exciting SB matchup and I think Rodgers vs Brady would be a great SB matchup. The Packers are going to have a tough time getting past Atlanta because they have a lot of weapons on offense. They have a couple of excellent receivers including Julio Jones who may not be 100% and they have a couple of good backs. Can never rule Rodgers out but without Nelson in this game and with all the offense Atlanta has along with Ryan having an MVP year, It's going to be tough. The last time Atlanta reached an NFC title game in 2012 in which they also played at home their D choked in the second half and they still have a number of defensive holes. I expect a shootout similar to their first meeting in week 8. The Cowboys may be out but I'm looking forward to the fireworks in that game with both teams riding lengthy winning streaks.
 

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Gonna watch football to the last second of the Super Bowl... just like every year.
Then the Senior Bowl. Then the combine. Then the grueling lull until the draft
which will be recorded as I watch... just like every year. Hell, I even watch the Pro Bowl

It's difficult for me to understand why anyone else would do it differently.
To each their own, I guess, but some of you people are weird... lol
 

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I'm not going to be watching, mostly because of a lack of interest. Seeing the Cowboys go out like that, with the bad calls and non-calls, well, I just don't thing the NFL is showing a product worth watching the rest of the way.

It's not so much a boycott, I simply don't care from this point on. And if the NFL sees a massive drop in ratings from here on out, I'll be happy.

What are your thoughts?
Gonna adjust the colors on my TV to make it look like the Cowboys are playing.
 

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I'll watch as long as Atlanta survives, I can't handle the idea of any of these other teams tying or further surpassing us in Superbowl wins. We've done nothing now for more than a third of the franchise's history.
 

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The FANS who've lost interest now that the Cowboys are out had their expectations for the team too high. I knew after the second loss to the Giants this team wasn't special. You could see cracks forming in the defense against Washington in week 12 when we gave up 3 TD's on the Commanders final 3 possessions that kept them in the game. I saw no killer instinct from the Cowboys (what else is new) who had every opportunity to put the game away but allowed Washington to stay in it until the very end. Once we lost to the Giants a second time it was clear we weren't the same team we had been between weeks 5-10. When we beat Green Bay at Lambeau and then 4 weeks later went up to Pittsburgh and beat the Steelers that's when I started thinking this team could be special. To see Dak gun down Rodgers and Roethlisberger on the road had me thinking this could be our year.

To see a rookie QB out duel 2 future HOF QBs who've won 3 SB's between them gave me goose bumps and that hasn't happened in a very long time watching the Cowboys but things started to change as the season went on. The Cowboys finished the final month of the season 2-2, mailing in a season finale that although was meaningless in the big picture still had some significance to putting a nice ribbon on a great regular season. Nothing irritates me more than ending a great regular season on a sour note, having to endure watching a scrub playing QB for 3 freaking quarters. :mad: The way we ended the regular season left a bad taste in my month and it was the same sour taste I had at the end of the 2007 season. My posts speak for how I felt about our SB chances and they weren't very good. I was prepared for what happened because I saw this same sad movie before in 07. Yes, it's disappointing the Cowboys are out but I expected it and now I can sit back and enjoy the playoffs with no stress because I don't care who wins.

I just want to see an exciting SB matchup and I think Rodgers vs Brady would be a great SB matchup. The Packers are going to have a tough time getting past Atlanta because they have a lot of weapons on offense. They have a couple of excellent receivers including Julio Jones who may not be 100% and they have a couple of good backs. Can never rule Rodgers out but without Nelson in this game and with all the offense Atlanta has along with Ryan having an MVP year, It's going to be tough. The last time Atlanta reached an NFC title game in 2012 in which they also played at home their D choked in the second half and they still have a number of defensive holes. I expect a shootout similar to their first meeting in week 8. The Cowboys may be out but I'm looking forward to the fireworks in that game with both teams riding lengthy winning streaks.
Yet, if Sunday's game had been evenly officiated, you'd be cheering them onto the threshold of another Superbowl this weekend.
 

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Nope. Not me. I'm already mentally preparing myself for the pack or the STEALers to get another ring.

My co-workers are already planning a Steelers Super Bowl party so I will be the biggest Patriots fan this side of Boston for a few hours Sunday evening.

Anybody but Pittsburgh. I can't deal with that again, especially in a season where the Cowboys actually beat them.
 

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Yes, everyone should watch. That way, there will never be any motivation for them to improve the product by getting full-time refs, and will probably experiment with inserting even more commercials into the games next year.

I stream everything because the product sucks right now. If/when they make any effort to improve the product, I'll gladly tune in.
 
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