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1) How could a team possibly blow a 25 point lead with just over a quarter to go?

2) How could one team get more than twice as many snaps as the other and not possibly win?

3) How could we have we went 50 bowls without an OT and just conveniently have one this year?

4) How could an OC be so stupid or even arrogant to risk a sure win for maybe 4 additional points?

5) How could Shanahan think a few more points possibly help a contract as San Francisco be any better?

6) How could we have went 50 bowls without a comeback greater than 10 points and suddenly have one with a 25 point comeback?

7) How is it that the over under line for this bowl have stayed right around 60 all week and then conveniently end up with 62 points?

8) How is it that Coleman suddenly went down with a major injury and now be talked about as walking almost perfectly fine?

9) How is it that Schraeder went out with first talk of torn ligaments and now not even requiring surgery?

10) How could Freeman just absolutely blow such an obvious block on a play where Ryan has zero attention to his backside?

11) How could Gostkowski blow an extra point that conveniently allowed for a perfect tie at the end of regulation?

12) How could the booth not review the final play of the game and not see that the runners knee was clearly down?

13) How could the Falcons not do a single thing on defense to adapt to White as Brady's primary target?

14) How could we only rush the ball a few times in the second half after doing so well with the run early in the game?

15) How could we snap the ball with 20 seconds on the play clock when we are clearly trying to burn it before Brady got another snap?

16) How could Matthews be called for a hold suddenly when we are in FG range especially as much as both teams were holding?

17) How could the NFL allow Brady to lose the game and ruin his image?

18) How possible is it that the images of Amendola's catch were doctored to prevent the football from showing it hit the ground?

19) How convenient is it that we waste our time outs on reviewing this catch and then on a faulty helmet speaker?

20) How could Quinn possibly not show any authority over his OC if he was indeed being too arrogant in the playcalling?

21) How is it that ESPN had its report card on the Falcons posted within 15 minutes of the end of the game when the game could have gone either way?

22) How is it that ESPN does not even question a single penalty or non-penalty involving the Patriots in its analysis of the officiating?

23) How important it was that this game be tight so as to keep viewership throughout and to encourage future viewing?

24) How much additional ad revenue did Fox get from the extra minutes in the game?

25) How could San Francisco not be having second thoughts about Shanahan after such a stupid series of playcalling?

26) How convenient was it that Shanahan was the hottest HC candidate after really only 1 year of success?

27) How similar is this to last year where Manning had an almost perfect farewell tour and retired as a Superbowl winner?

28) How similar is this to a couple of years ago where the Patriots won because of a really lucky interception on an unneeded pass play?

29) How could Fox post that NE wins Superbowl with TD when they still had a way to go?

30) How could I have watched this team play so well all season and then look like jello in the final quarter of this game?

Hey! How exactly is a rainbow made? How exactly does a sun set? How exactly does a posi-trac rear-end on a Plymouth work? It just does.

They're still in denial mode over on the Atlanta Falcons forum blaming the NFL for fixing the game, starting petitions, etc.

Enjoy.