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Madden accurately predicted the SB score among other details of the game on 26 Jan


JawnyBlaze

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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000468028/article/madden-nfl-successfully-predicts-super-bowl-score

 

Didn't see this posted, thought it was interesting.  Here's the predictions gotten right or very close to it.

 

 

» The Seahawks were going to own the third quarter and lead the Patriots 24-14.

» The Patriots would win the game 28-24. (Spoiler alert if you have the game on the DVR, but the Patriots would win that game by that exact score.EXACT!)

» Tom Brady would be the Super Bowl MVP. What might be more impressive is Madden had him finishing with 335 yards and four touchdowns. He actually finished with 328 passing yards and four touchdowns. Just seven yards off. SEVEN! More impressive than the score.

» Julian Edelman would catch the winning touchdown pass. And not only that, but the exact (EXACT) pass play to make it happen. Edelman had eight receptions for 106 yards. He finished with nine catches for 109 yards. (Mind officially blown.)

 

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