#18 to #81 has happened for a second TD of the game. This time it began with a drive starting at the 18-yard line. Again, Manning is in his 18th season, and the Super Bowl is on a date with '18' numerology.
Broncos last won Super Bowl 33, in 1999, emphasis on '99
Owens Daniels, #81, is 33-years old
Notice his two TD-receptions are 21-yards and 12-yards, for a sum of 33.
The pass that was just thrown moved through the air like a lame duck... this is embarrassing.
The post pertaining to the first TD is linked below:
http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2016/01/17-18-33-81-83-opening-td-manning-to.html
Notice that he is the first Denver receiver with two receiving TDs in a game since '87-'88, when the Broncos lost to the Redskins in the Super Bowl 42-10, losing to the first black QB to start in a Super Bowl. Read more below.
http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2016/01/32-42-50-52-88-coldplay-announcement.html
That drive started from the 18yrd line, ha. the TD drive before it also started from the 18, but the stupid announcers said 17.
ReplyDeleteEighteen To Eighty One =1303. Eighty One =108, kinda like 18. 6+6+6=18.
18+81 =99. NFL =66. Patriot =99.
My bad - the original drive did start at the 17. Still, I expect one more TD from 18 to 81 to complete the 6/6/6.
ReplyDeleteLol Lets wait for them Pats to win hopefully Zach is in Vegas
DeleteSince this is his prediction
ReplyDeleteThese people need to pay close attention to how these games are being played. Tom Brady just threw the ball straight to the DB. It was like he didn't care.
ReplyDeleteDid you see Brady run the ball? The defender saw it and pretended like he didn't notice which set up a 3rd and 3 lel.
ReplyDeleteLets wait for them Pats to win like all of you have been saying