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  • bucky
    #50? WTF?
    • Feb 2009
    • 5408

    #46
    Originally posted by kmanharris
    Because you're an idiot old man. The "actual" refs call bogus roughing the passer penalties. Dallas didn't get an obvious PI call which would have been an interception yesterday. If GB wins the game against Seattle, you don't keep going on and on and on about it. You're delusional if you think otherwise. GB almost gets screwed in NO but it's ok because it was ONLY ONE BAD CALL (which is a farce because there were at least 2 awful calls) AND GB won..

    Again, I'm done arguing this with you and your delusional self.
    Hey dipshit. Their were a lot of posters mentioning ALL THE BAD CALLS in the Seattle game. Most coming in a very short period of time in the fourth quarter. Plus their were numerous other HUGE blunders in other games. You see, I realize refs will make mistakes. You mentioning that the Dallas had a bad PI call doesn't count for the frequency of bad calls that happened in just the one quarter of the Packer/Seattle game, or any of the other games in the first 3 weeks of the Season.

    You mentioning that regular refs make mistakes doesn't take into account the frequency of the mistakes made by the replacement refs. But you keep focusing on ONE PLAY. Stop being stupid.

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    • RosettaStoned
      Throbbing Tebowner
      • Oct 2008
      • 9951

      #47
      Originally posted by ram29jackson
      yep, thats why the Ravens were in the conference game last year and your team lost to a team with no QB.
      Yes because last year is relevant to this year... derp.

      Last year Ben could barely walk at the end of the season.

      The Ravens are beat up on defense and are going to go on a skid. They will lose both games to the Steelers.

      not relevant ? its exactly why they will decline this year.
      Their conference record 8 games in will be why they will decline?? Uh, what?
      So, metaphorically speaking, our physiology basically has the universe mapped out and you're thinking it needs to be taught addition & subtraction.

      -Alan Aragon

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      • KINGOFOOTBALL
        Junior Member
        • Feb 2009
        • 10343

        #48
        Im taking the Steelers D doing better as a sign offenses haven't caught up to fresh personnel and the play calling differences. There tendencies are very different when Polumalu is out and adding guys who opposing teams have little film on helps.

        They are an old defense especially upfront but they are enjoying some youthful play unexpectedly. The rest may wear down at the end of the year but for now they are on the field less and keeping teams uncomfortable. Thats going to help them in the long run. It would help a great deal to get some home games Casey Hampton plays like hes 75 in warm weather.
        Best reason to have a license.

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        • ram29jackson
          Noob
          • Nov 2008
          • 0

          #49
          Originally posted by RosettaStoned
          Yes because last year is relevant to this year... derp.

          Last year Ben could barely walk at the end of the season.

          The Ravens are beat up on defense and are going to go on a skid. They will lose both games to the Steelers.



          Their conference record 8 games in will be why they will decline?? Uh, what?
          last year is not irrelevant to this year. It is part of the decline that is taking place.

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          • RosettaStoned
            Throbbing Tebowner
            • Oct 2008
            • 9951

            #50
            It's completely irrelevant. Last year they hobbled into the playoffs injured on both sides of the ball.

            This year they have started somewhat slow as they have a new offensive coordinater and they had been shuffling guys on defense.

            Despite that they have lead every game in the 4th quarter. Now they have a solid group on defense as the young guys are acclimated and they have one of the top defenses in the league, and offensively have gotten it together and are running the ball extremely well.

            They are getting better, not declining. They just completely dominated the defending champs in all facets of the game. Take away the 14 points that the refs gave the Giants and they scored 6 points. 182 yards of total offense. That was a whooping.
            So, metaphorically speaking, our physiology basically has the universe mapped out and you're thinking it needs to be taught addition & subtraction.

            -Alan Aragon

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            • Bmore
              The True Free-Man
              • Oct 2008
              • 6256

              #51
              Originally posted by RosettaStoned
              They will lose both games to the Steelers.

              Yep... your shroomin


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              • RosettaStoned
                Throbbing Tebowner
                • Oct 2008
                • 9951

                #52
                Originally posted by Bmore
                Yep... your shroomin
                We'll see if they can hold on for a wildcard spot. They have to battle it out with Indy, Miami, and San Diego.
                So, metaphorically speaking, our physiology basically has the universe mapped out and you're thinking it needs to be taught addition & subtraction.

                -Alan Aragon

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