What Was The Football Score Yesterday

So you want to know what the football score was yesterday. Bold of you to assume any of us remember. Yesterday's game had everything: questionable play calls, a kicker who looked like he'd rather be ice fishing, and at least one announcer saying "that's football" like it explained anything. The final score? Depends who you ask. Your buddy says 27–24. Your uncle says 31–28 because he counts a touchdown that was called back. The group chat says "we don't talk about the third quarter." The only universally accepted answer is that somebody's parlay died a tragic death, and somebody else is still bragging about a five-dollar win. So grab a Timbit, settle in, and let's sort through the glorious nonsense.

The Scoreboard Said One Thing, Your Heart Said Another

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If you squinted at the TV long enough, the score looked like 24–21. Then the refs huddled, the clock did that thing where it runs even when nobody's playing, and suddenly it was 24–24 with 12 seconds left. A field goal later, and the final was 27–24 for the team with the better snacks. Or maybe it was 27–24 for the other guys. Look, the point is there was a comeback, there was a collapse, and there was a guy in a toque screaming "run the ball!" at a screen that could not hear him. In Canada, we call that a national pastime. The real score is always the friends we annoyed along the way.

The Only Stat That Matters Is How Many Times You Yelled "Are You Kidding Me?"

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Yesterday's football score will be debated until the next game kicks off. Was it a defensive battle that ended 13–10? A shootout that ended 38–35? A tie so cursed that both fan bases went outside to shovel snow and rethink their life choices? Yes. All of them. The box score is a suggestion. The eye test is a lie. The only reliable number is the amount of times someone in your house said "I could've caught that" while holding a plate of nachos. So if you're searching for a clean, definitive answer, here it is: the football score yesterday was exactly enough to ruin one person's mood and make another person insufferable until Monday. And honestly? That's the most Canadian football result of all.

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