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Super bowl Sunday--The Second Half

Today’s Superbowl—who you got? How many of you are just glad

the Patriots are not in it?

Everybody loves a comeback story.

SCORE: San Francisco 49ers 38, New Orleans Saints 35

DATE: Dec. 7, 1980

BIGGEST DEFICIT: 28 points

HOW IT HAPPENED: The Saints

were winning 35-7 at halftime. Game over, right? Wrong. A quarterback named Joe

Montana — in just his second NFL season — led the 49ers to the greatest

comeback in NFL regular-season history. During 16 NFL seasons, Montana would

lead his team to 31 fourth-quarter comebacks.

SCORE: St. Louis Cardinals 31, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28

DATE: Nov. 8, 1987

BIGGEST DEFICIT: 25 points

HOW IT HAPPENED: The Cardinals’ comeback from a 28-3 deficit wasn’t

the biggest in NFL history, but it was the latest in NFL history. St. Louis

scored an incredible 28 points … in the fourth quarter.

1992 wild card round: Bills 41, Oilers 38

-- 32 points

The Bills trailed 35-3 at the half. Though the Oilers

rallied to tie, the Bills prevailed on a Steve Christie field goal.

2013 wild card round: Colts 45, Chiefs 44

-- 28 points

The Colts trailed 31-10 at halftime and 38-10 with 13:39

remaining in the third quarter. Indianapolis outscored Kansas City 35-6 the

rest of the way for a 45-44 victory. The 28-point comeback the second-largest

in NFL postseason history.

Super Bowl LI:

Patriots 34, Falcons 28 (OT) -- 25 points

The Patriots trailed 28-3 with 8 minutes,

31 seconds left in the third quarter, but pulled off one of the greatest

comebacks in NFL history, if not sports championship history. They outscored

the Falcons 31-0 the rest of the way.

2002 wild card

round: 49ers 39, Giants 38 -- 24 points

The 49ers trailed 38-14 at home in the second half vs the Giants.  The 49ers scored 25 unanswered points and won when the Giants botched the snap on a 40-yard field goal attempt as time ran out.

Job 42:12a New Living

Translation (NLT)

12 So the Lord

blessed Job in the second half of his life even more than in the beginning.

Whatever condition you are in today, whatever you are going

through, whatever pain or affliction you are experiencing; I want to encourage

you that it’s not over and God is not done! The second half can be better than

the first.

In the meantime, while you are praying and waiting on God,

here’s my half time speech to motivate you.

1. Don’t get stuck

Every great QB has the ability to overcome their last play.

They don’t get stuck in the mindset of, “this is it. I’ll never make the next

down”. They remain positive and confident that they will get out of the deficit

they are in.

Vince

Lombardi was a renowned football coach who led the Green Bay Packers to five

NFL championships and two Super Bowl championships over a nine year period.

Before Lombardi took over the coaching position, the Packers were a losing

team, so he gained fame as a talented motivator.

The Super Bowl trophy was named in his

honor.

“confidence is contagious, so is a lack of confidence”--