Stuff like this keeps happening. It's way beyond coincidence.
Vikings' wide receiver Stefon Diggs made history on Sunday.
It was 46 days from his birthday.
"D" = 4 + "I" = 9 + "G" = 7 + "G" = 7 + "S" = 19 = 46...
"Diggs" = 46 and it was 46 days from his birthday.
If you think the rest we're getting ready to talk about is "stretching"
or "looking to find the number you want" then forget it and stop right there-
46 days from "Diggs" = 46 's birthday. It happens all the time.
It's WAY BEYOND COINCIDENCE.
and speaking of the 46...
The guy that threw the pass, "Casey" = 46, it was 4 weeks and 6 days (46)
from his birthday, "Vikings" = 46, and he entered the game with 46 all time TDs. And we told you all of THAT 46 stuff BEFORE the game. I didn't go back and "find" it.
And then he throws this history making pass to "Diggs" = 46
46 days from Diggs' birthday. HELLO?
AND...
The guy he beat on the play, the Saints player who missed the
tackle and allowed the touchdown, his name is Marcus Williams, and
it was 34 weeks from his birthday...
"Stefon" = 34.
The guy that threw the pass...
"Case Keenum" = 34 and it was 34 days from HIS birthday...
Marcus Williams played in college for Utah, they are named the Utes...
"Utah Utes" = 34.
Williams is from Corona, CA...
"Corona, CA" = 34.
Stefon Diggs went to Maryland...
"Maryland" = 34.
It was 343 days since the Super Bowl.
It's being called a miracle. "miracle" = 34.
34 reversed is 43. Marcus Williams wears #43.
43 is the 14th prime number. Diggs wears #14.
There was A LOT of 14 stuff on the game and we talked about it
BEFORE the game...
It was a big reason I thought Minnesota would win.
It was date with 14 numerology, it was the 14th, the 14th day of the year,
it was the Divisional Round and "Divisional" = 140, the previous time they
played each other was 4 months and 3 days (43) prior, Minnesota's
previous playoff game was 105 weeks prior (105 is the 14th triangular number),
the stadium "U.S. Bank" = 14, Vikings' coach "Mike" = 43, "Case Keenum" = 43
and including the end date it was 1 month and 4 days (14) from his birthday,
and it was their 14th win on the year and their 14th win vs the Saints IN Minnesota,
and this was the first ever game between these teams on the 14th of ANY month...
...and what happened? #14 beat #43 on a HISTORY making "miracle" play.
Another 14: that play, that was the 105th time they threw the ball to Diggs
this season... again, 105 is the 14th triangular number.
That means if you add 1+2+3... all the way to 14 it = 105.
"Stefon" = 105 [francis bacon].
and, remember Marcuse Williams went to...
"Utah" = 14...
they are called the...
"Utes" = 43...
It was the 307th time he was thrown to in his career
and 307 is 37 w/o the zero. 37 is the 12th prime...
it was their 12th and final point of the second half.
The score was 24-23 before the miracle play...
2423 is the 360th prime number. 36 w/o the zero...
Digg's initials, "SMD" = 36.
Stefon Diggs' score gave Minnesota their 29th point... and they won 29-24.
"Stefon Mar'sean Diggs" = 290.
The 29th prime is 109. Remember, he went to the...
"University of Maryland" = 109.
Their calling it the "Minneapolis Miracle" = 109.
You'd think it'd be called the Minnesota Miracle, no?
Well that doesn't equal 109, or 29, or 10... So...
The play began with 10 seconds left in the game...
the 10th prime is 29, it was the 29th point...
He had 137 yards, that play gave him his 137th yard for the game...
"Stefon Mar'sean Diggs" = 137.
137 is the 33rd prime number.
It was the 33rd all time game between the Saints and Vikings.
HELLO?
It was Diggs' 42nd all time game.
He beat "Marcus" = 42...
Marcus' initials, "MAW" = 37.
"Vikings" = 37.
There were 351 days left in the year... the name of the high school Diggs attended,
"Our Lady of Good Counsel" = 351 [francis bacon].
The game totaled to 53 points.
"Stefon Diggs" = 53.
ANYONE?
His previous longest touchdown play was 59 yards
and he did that in the calendar year of '17.
59 is the 17th prime.
This is his longest now, it was for 61 yards
and he did it in the calendar year of '18.
61 is the 18th prime number.
Pay attention for 61 stuff this year. The playoffs began with the
Kansas City Chiefs only gaining a measly 61 yards in the
2nd half as they collapsed and lost to the Titans...
a 61 story to get the '18 playoffs started, eh?
Anyway...
Any clues as to the Super Bowl on this miracle play?
Well...
The guy he beat, "Williams" = 98,
he's from "Corona, California" = 98,
it's being called the "Minneapolis Miracle" = 98,
and this is the 98th season of the NFL...
"California" = 52 and it's the season of Super Bowl 52.
It's the 48th Super Bowl of the modern era... Williams went to Utah...
"Utah Ute" = 48...
This was the Vikings' 48th playoff game.
And all of that 14 stuff, "fourteen" = 41
"Super Bowl" = 41
It was 22 days before the Super Bowl. The 22nd prime is 79.
"Stefon" = 79.
And I don't know what this means but they will now go to
play their 49th playoff game in "Philadelphia" = 49...
And...
He was 8813 days old, aka 1259 weeks old.
And 8813 is 7 X 1259. Prime age to make history?
Well there ya have it.
Hardly any views on my HUGE divisional round all games post,
and no comments at all for divisional weekend...
I guess I'll do the conf. championship games but man...
all that work and nothing...
oh well.
Cheers!
Great work brother, I'm still here ;)
ReplyDeleteSaints had that in the bag until the miracle dive lol how scripted was the ending
Pats vs Vikes seems likely for the SB
I recall someone mention that in 1998 the Jags beat Pats, 19=10 exclude 0 and 98=17
You get 117 or LII
Hey thank you. It seemed like I was getting a lot of comments and starting to feel like there was an audience/community to interact with and then after all that divisional work- like silence- but that's whatever...
DeleteI really appreciate your comments. I looked and couldn't find a Jacksonville 19-10 win over the Patriots in 98 or 99 or 97... But they did beat them in the Wild Card round in '98... but it was 25-10... I see 152 in there... 152 points were scored in all the games THIS Wild Card weekend, so maybe a clue that Jacksonville will beat them again? I don't know. I just posted a pretty big post about them, the eagles, and vikes...
Cheers!
Hey thank you. It seemed like I was getting a lot of comments and starting to feel like there was an audience/community to interact with and then after all that divisional work- like silence- but that's whatever...
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your comments. I looked and couldn't find a Jacksonville 19-10 win over the Patriots in 98 or 99 or 97... But they did beat them in the Wild Card round in '98... but it was 25-10... I see 152 in there... 152 points were scored in all the games THIS Wild Card weekend, so maybe a clue that Jacksonville will beat them again? I don't know. I just posted a pretty big post about them, the eagles, and vikes...
Cheers!
Appreciate the work brother. The 14/43 was huge in that game, I was explaining that to my friends and they all just shake it off but I'm use to that.
ReplyDelete61 def the # this year just like 59 for last year. I'm sure we will be seeing that in the championship games/Super Bowl.
Keep sharing the work even if youre not getting a lot of views. I'm not either but it's good to document the #s which will help out in the future.
Hey, thank you so much. I'm so busy working on this stuff I forget to come over and really dig into your stuff and comment.
DeleteI know what you mean about telling friends and stuff- "Tom Brady" = 35, with birth numerology of 35, won his 35th playoff game with 35 completions and 35 points - and I'm trying to explain this and get told "if it was 47 points you'd find something with a 47..." and it's like ARGH! But you get it.
That's why I had the idea to just simply document the pure and raw number connections- and let people try and sort it out in their own mind- not come running at them screaming that it's scripted by evil men etc...
I don't know. I have both games all set-up, records and birthdays updated, and prime/math checked- now ready to go in and start searching for any connections / relevant reads.
Also working on the Tom Brady hand injury story. I was wondering if we'd see any news today 1/17, 117, LII upside down... and boom, a Brady story... it just happened to be 199 days from his birthday, him the 199th pick with a ton of 46 stuff on his career etc. Ahhhhh well. Thanks again and I'll get over to wokestool and comment here. Ok, cheers!
Very Nice Work once again bro.
ReplyDeleteTeddy Bridgewater injury from the game was 502 days.
Also I found a connection with Brett Favre's last start to the date of the game. It was exactly 371 weeks and or 2597 days to the date of the game. Notice the 25/97 connection
Three hundred and Seventy One=131,139
Championship=131
Super Bowl=131
139 is the 34th prime number
It was Favre's 321st consecutive start
Three Hundred And Twenty One=133 (Minnesota), 205 (25,52)
Super Bowl XXVI=205
Three Hundred And Twenty One Consecutive Starts= 191 (The 43rd prime number)
Two Thousand Five Hundred And Ninety Seven Days=206,601
Minnesota Vikings=61
The Last Super Bowl held in Minnesota was Super Bowl XXVI (26)
The man who picked off Brett Favre in that game was Drayton Florence
Drayton Florence=62
The Commenator's also have interesting Gematria
Kevin Harlan= 52
Solomon Wilcots= 204 (The super bowl is on 2/4)
Favre=25
Bills=52
The QB that came in to the game for Favre is Tavaris Jackson
Tavaris Jackson= 38,163
Hwy, thank you! That's some interesting stuff you've looked into there- the Bridgewater thing is very compelling.
DeleteCheck out my "SUPER BOWL ponderings" post- I look at the previous time Minnesota hosted- and were in it- and stuff... SB 26- the NFC is currently on 26 wins in the SB... And the 62- I have a 62 read for Minnesota for the NFC Champ. game... basically Keenum can improve to 6-2 on the road w/Minnesota.
Good stuff man. I was looking at back when their old stadium's roof collapsed but didn't find much...
but wow man, I'm about fried- I just posted my two HUGE champ. game posts. hey, very interesting and thanks again for commenting!