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LOOK: Someone held up a 28-3 sign from the Falcons, Patriots Super Bowl at Boston Marathon

It's a game that most Falcons fans want to forget - and a game that has become the subject of memes, trolls and souvenir gifts in the New England area after the Patriots rallied from a 28-3 second-half deficit. John Spink/jspink@ajc.com
It's a game that most Falcons fans want to forget - and a game that has become the subject of memes, trolls and souvenir gifts in the New England area after the Patriots rallied from a 28-3 second-half deficit. John Spink/jspink@ajc.com
April 16, 2018

During the 122nd Boston Marathon Monday, a New Englander was still gloating about the Patriots’ Super Bowl LI win over the Atlanta Falcons.

In a photo along the marathon route posted by “Sunday Night Football” on social media, a marathon goer held up a sign with the Falcons’ infamous 28-3 score from the third quarter of the Super Bowl in 2017 that the Falcons went on to lose in overtime.

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