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My apologies...D-R-U-N-K...loooooooong night sorry about that..I shouldn't be allowed on the forum when I know I don't have to work the next day!
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huh.......how do i constantly have a problem with you??? i don't believe i have ever actually acknowledged you on this site nor made any reference to you. if i have please find that for me and i will recant my statement. i can honestly tell you that thought probably 2,305,229 when i log on is what you're up to.......if that high.
and for the record for the millionth time, i have been on PIT both games so far this year. go back to both discussion threads. in fact versus the Chargers i was probably a little too over the top on them.I am the M'bah a'Flyers Fan !Comment
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It just goes to show how things can be seen differently, because what I saw was a Baltimore team who did absolutely nothing except get lucky in benefiting from 2 PI calls and then proceed to score on 1 yd TD runs.
Weather they were legit or not has absolutely zero relevance, however, the fact that Baltimore would have never sniffed the end zone (or probably even a fg) without those penalties is what is much more important in my mind. They were shut down, plain and simple, end of story. I would assume that anyone who watched that game doesnt actually think Baltimore would have gotten those 2 TD's without the aid of penalties, therefore they would have never even been in a position to cover without them. But, they're part of the game....
And yea, the roughing the kicker was B.S., but Pitt didn't get a single point from it, or really even advance the ball enough to change field position drastically.
It's also amazing to me how since Baltimore scored on 2 PI calls to make it 16-14 with a few mins left, all of a sudden that makes them the right side simply because they were actually within the spread near the end of the game
However, the fact that Pitt forced 3 freakin turnovers in the last 4 mins or thereabouts, one leading to a TD was absolutely irrelevant and just lucky for them and their backers i guess, lol, and it had absolutely nothing to do with their defense completely locking down on the Baltimore O and putting the game away.
The way I see it, that ending was as much part of the game as the 2 P.I. calls that handed Baltimore their TD's....although it appears others don't see it that way, and I'm not sure why, lol
Not to mention that TD pass Linus Sweed dropped with no defender within 5 yards of him that would have iced the game SU and ATS long before Baltimore had a chance to get back in it.
Point is, a team up 2 points, laying 6, covering on a late TD is in no way shape or form a "backdoor" or a "lucky" cover, as any score they get with 4 minutes to go is obviously still an important one.Last edited by Stifler's Mom; 01-30-2009, 07:08 PM.Comment
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Are we still talking about the pit/bal game? :drunk:
What I saw was baltimore giving 10 gift wrapped points to the stillers:
bal: 1Q(7:36)J.Flacco pass short left intended for D.Mason INTERCEPTED by D.Townsend at BAL 37.
D.Townsend to BLT 35.
pit: 1Q(6:15)Je.Reed 42 yard field goal is GOOD.
Plays: 7 Yards: 11 Possession: 1:19
bal: 4Q(4:39)J.Flacco pass short right intended for D.Mason INTERCEPTED by T.Polamalu at BAL 40.
T.Polamalu for 40 yards, TOUCHDOWN.Comment
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LMAO I'm off to the bar down the street for a late night beer!
Took the weekend off for SB!!!:beerbang:
LOL I love Football! Steve put yourself in my shoes if you took Baltimore! Can't you just see it though my eyes???:hide:
BB:toast:"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."Comment
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