Had the Broncos been given a chance to kick an extra point, the sum of the game might have finished with 55-points. Remember, Denver is in their 55th year of existence, and today's date numerology has a connection to '55'.
11/29/15 = 11+29+15 = 55
Notice the game went into OT, 24-24, for a sum of 48 points, and the winning score was a 48-yard rush, where it looked like the New England defense knew they had to let him score. The last man to have a chance to make the tackle didn't even try. C.J. anderson finished with a 113 rushing yards on the game, including the 48 yard run. The leading receiver, Emanuel Sanders, also had 113 yards. Where have we seen that number before?
11/29/2015 = 11+29+(2+0+1+5) = 48 (Life Lesson Number)
Broncos Lost In Super Bowl 48, to Seahawks
The last two teams the Seahawks played in Super Bowls, the Broncos and Patriots
Notice both QBs had 42-attempts.
Freemason = 6+9+5+5+4+1+1+6+5 = 42
Tom Brady is 4-2 in Super Bowls
These 42 attempts for each team came on SNF, or Sunday Night Football.
SNF = 19+14+6 = 39
Winning play was handoff from #17 to #22 (17+22 = 39)
Osweiler was born November 22, 1990, a date with a connection to '142' as well.
11/22/1990 = 11+22+19+90 = 142
http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2015/11/33-49-74-84-106-113-123-142-155-numbers.html
Winning touchdown was a handoff from #17 to #22. 17+22=39. SNF=39.
ReplyDeleteYou think Cleveland will fall on their number tomorrow night? 11/30.. is like 11x3.. =33; Cleveland=33. Last time they played the Ravens they scored 33, Ravens 30. Any predictions on a total score for tomorrow? DARIUS... haha
Here comes the "QUARTERBACK CONTROVERSY"
ReplyDeleteEither Manning returns only to fall on his ass at the SB or Osweiler (17/71) leads them to a SB? I like the first one better, but there's a reason he wears 17.
Or maybe Broncos LOSE to Pats in AFC championship game with Manning.
"Osweiler beat dem doe!!!GAHHH"
Remember the guy that supposedly had the accident and landed up on the Colorado sign?
ReplyDeleteWasn't the exit #142?
Could that be a 'sign' that Denver lose the SB?
Isn't the exit for the Glendale AZ stadium?
Is AZ going to SB?
The guy that died, his name was Richard Pananian, Gematria of 131... Same as Superbowl.
DeleteThe 142 could also mean a 14-2 record.
I feel its gonna be AZ/Denver SB.
Only question now is... Who wins?
Is it Denver?
Is that Peyton up on the sign?
In the other article I did on Osweiler, I showed how he has a life number of 142.
DeleteAZ is my other possibility. Although, that could just reference where the SB took place last year in Glendale. So maybe it means Denver Super Bowl, but it could be for the Cardinals as well.
ReplyDeleteWhere's my guy with the 6th seed Falcons run through Arizona? That works really well. Remember Atlanta was the pathway for the Cardinals SB loss in 08, Ryan's rookie year. Atl was an 11-5 5th seed. AZ was a "why are they in the playoffs OMG!" 9-7 4th seed. It'd be interesting if the roles reverse this time.
Also remember Whisenhunt coached that team, and he was fired after losing to the Falcons 10-7 in TN. That was actually Atlanta's last win. LOL
DeleteI definitely thinks its Denver.
DeleteI hope you're right about Falcons.
We'll have to see how it plays out for a couple weeks.
DeleteDenver seems definite, and Osweiler wearing 17 to Peyton's 18 is such a "GET IT GUYS? IT'S FUCKING RIGGED!" slap in the face.
But part of me wonders if the fact that Osweiler was able to beat the Pats in a wild comeback, if that means Peyton returns only to lose embarrassingly to them in the Playoffs. OR Osweiler comes in to save the day again.
The NFL is straight up WWE, man
Yes it is. WWE alright.
ReplyDeleteI also think the key to the SB is in that stupid sign story.
If we can solve that riddle.
What if Osweiler starts the SB, Denver are winning when he has to go off injured.
ReplyDeletePeyton comes in and loses the SB!!
Yeah. I'm starting to think Osweiler at least makes an appearance in the game since he wears 17, like 71 Super Bowl Fifty.
DeleteI could see a blowout and Manning getting rocked. Then Osweiler cleans up the loss. It seems fitting.
Hopefully by Atlanta's FIERCE (non-existent) pass rush. LOL.
Deletebtw Bally,
DeleteThis is a little off-topic, but I've wanted to know for years.
So the first time I went to Philly, I got a cheesesteak from this kinda food truck thing. It was the best I ever had. I think it was close to Center City.
The next time I went, I couldn't remember where it was and ended up at the tourist trap Geno's, and the steak was nowhere near as good. Just throwing it out there, but if you happen to know what that first one was...that'd be cool. Haha.
Ha.. There's hundreds of those trucks in Center city.
ReplyDeleteThe best one I think I John's Roast Pork shack.
Its a lunch truck in the city also.
Sound familiar? :-)
Ha yeah. After I sent it I was like "gee that's really descriptive! Not like there's hundreds of them or anything."
ReplyDeleteWhatever it was I got it at like 10 PM and was hassled back to my friend's car by some crackhead lady, And it was then that I realized "Holy shit, I fucking love this place!" No joke haha, It was terrific.
Wasn't John's then cos he closes at 3:00pm
DeleteHere's some stuff on the sign story...
ReplyDeleteThe guy that died was Richard Pananian Gematria of 131 like Superbowl.
He was from Burbank. Gematria of 69, like Atlanta!!
His nickname was Tiko, Gematria of 55, like Broncos founded 55 years ago.
He was going 50 mph, like SB 50
The exit number 142 matches Osweiler's DOB.
CHP=71,
Lt. David Smith =141
A few other quotes from the story, maybe someone can make sense of them..
Rest in Peace=115
LA Auto store=147
Van Nuts=116
There was two vehicles involved,
2004 Ford F150 and 2004 Ford Fiesta.
Good shit.
ReplyDelete50 is also the Falcons establishment in 65, 50 years ago.
Also for some reason, it JUST occurred to me that Kyle Shanahan (Atl coordinator new this year) has obvious Denver connections. LOL. Took me long enough.
"Oh yeah, he's the son of the dude who won 2 SBs with Denver!"
Wow. . you're right.
DeleteShanahan Sr went to Redskins, couldn't do shit there.
If Atlanta wins, I'll buy ya a cheesesteak in Philly man. A good one too. :-)
Hell yeah. I'd meet all you guys.
DeleteI'm definitely into going back to Philly. Haha.
So yeah, Kyle was with him on the Redskins with RG3
He was also in Houston, I'll have to check but I'm certain it was when Kubiak, now in Denver, was Houston's coach. I mean, you can't make this shit up.
I'm sorry but im more bought on Arizona going to the superbowl
DeleteIt does seem more likely Darius especially with their current record.
DeleteStranger things have happened though.
Haha. I understand. I'll be the lone crusader at this point for the Falcons. But signs certainly are pointing at AZ as well.
DeleteGS I'm not giving up on Falcons yet.
Delete:-)
I need to let Ryan know I've got a Philly cheesesteak on the line here. "Stop the fucking red zone turnovers, pal. Please. You're making me look foolish." And he'll say, "GS, it's part of the script."
DeleteI used ta work for his Dad!!! How's that? :-)
DeleteOf course the ryan interceptions were scripted my brothers were bashing him for it yesterday. One of them said he was going to kill matt ryan or start a petition to get rid of him their eyes must not be open
DeleteDude that sack fumble on fourth down after wasting like 2 minutes of clock getting to the line? Hilarious.
DeleteMy friends had just stopped watching after the second INT. LOL
Do you think that the falcons were meant to lose that game because remember the falcons won the 1998 nfc championship over Minnesota to advance on to Denver. The quarterback was daunte culpepper and now yesterday they had to face teddy bridgewater any signs there?
DeleteYeah that's what I was thinking. It's like they are losing to all the teams they beat in 98. SF, IND, MIN.
DeleteI forget where I posted it but the 6-5 record makes sense because of the 65 establishment date.
The Vikings are total pawns in this game too. I bet they lose 4 of the next 5. Packers will win the division. Bridgewater can't make a throw that's not wide open haha. Which is what ATL loves to give everyone.
Nfl is a rigged scripted joke why cant any one see that.
DeleteI tell all my friends that its rigged but they don't see it.
DeleteIts like I'm the crazy one.
Ever since the Dallas/NYG game at start of season where Eli told his RB not to score.
I mean, are u that stupid???
That game did it for me
So with the 48 yard run, and the 48 total points at the end of regulation, yesterday also had a life lesson number of 48. There were also more 47/68 tributes than I could count (corresponding of course to the partition of Palestine/creation of Israel, 68 years ago, in '47), from the opening 47 yard drive by the Patriots, to the game tying 47 yard field goal at the end of regulation, and a whole bunch of small tributes in between. I mentioned it in another comment, but I think it bears repeating, Denver = 68, Broncos = 86, Peyton Manning = 68, and Brock Osweiler is listed as 6'8", and had a birthday 7 days, or 168 hours prior to the game. To put the cherry on top, the last game between the two teams at Mile High, a win by the Broncos in the playoffs, occurred 680 days prior to last night's game (counting the end date).
ReplyDeleteI'm really beginning to think there is predictive value in looking at these previous match-ups between teams, as just this week we had last night's game, plus Zach mentioned how the last Bears win at Lambeau came 2 years and 22 days prior to their win on Thanksgiving, and I noticed in the Raiders/Titans game, the last Oakland win in Tennessee came on 10/30/05, exactly 10 years and 30 days prior to their win yesterday.
Amazing. Yeah the previous matchups are key, and I even think the matchups in the other sports between the same cities are as well.
DeleteThat's good stuff Sean!
DeleteThink u are correct.
Thanks guys! Maybe we should divvy up next week's games looking for these types of connections. This shit is tedious as hell, ha.
DeleteBally, regarding the highway sign incident, I think you are correct, I remember Extra Capsa had a post detailing all of the 50 connections, and if I recall correctly the dude was on his way to his new job at the GLENDALE collision center, or something like that.
Yes Sean,
DeleteThe guy worked at LA Autostore in Van Nuys.
I do think we should work together and solve this riddle once and for all.
DeleteThere's got to be a formula.
GS may have it with all the moves and stuff.
It's like you have to figure out all the patterns the Z's use, THEN determine which pattern they're on in each sport. Shit is hard. It's a puzzle within a puzzle.
DeleteIf it was easy, it would have been figured out by now I guess.
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