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WOW getting shutout at home is one thing, but getting
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:39 am
by Adelpiero
shutout at home to Indy is fucking sad!
Mr.know it all can blame noone but himself. He chose his Quarterback, and hasn't addressed it since he got there.
He went safe with Dilfer,Won a SuperBowl and it has gone downhill from there!
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:44 am
by frodo_biguns
COME ON HEAP And STOVER!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:45 am
by orcinus
You mean Sto-pher three?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:46 am
by JHawkBCD
bwaaaaaa.... no mo shutout
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:47 am
by Adelpiero
fahkers late garbage TD
amazing, they said INdy has never shut anyone out!
Congrats Baltimore, your going nowhere!
watching this week in MU football, wanna talk about someone full of shit, Pinkel is bar none, the best at assesing blame on everyone but himself!
Re: WOW getting shutout at home is one thing, but getting
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 4:02 am
by Jeff 2K5
Adelpiero wrote:shutout at home to Indy is fucking sad!
I think losing to the 49ers like your team did is far worse than scoring 7 points against a much improved Colts defense. :roll:
Re: WOW getting shutout at home is one thing, but getting
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:27 am
by Adelpiero
Jeff 2K5 wrote:Adelpiero wrote:shutout at home to Indy is fucking sad!
I think losing to the 49ers like your team did is far worse than scoring 7 points against a much improved Colts defense. :roll:
hey tard,
Rams have never, or will never be my team. try to follow along zyclone
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 1:50 pm
by Rushville
Interesting how in the end of a 24-0 game in week 1, the focus suddenly becomes the point differential tie-breaker for playoff position.
The Colts try to run the clock out so they can go home. Ravens call timeouts to try to save some clock so they can avoid the shutout and possibly reduce their point diff. by 7. Peyton, sensing the attempt at scoring in a game that is obviously decided, calls a play sending Harrison to the endzone. Peyton fires the ball into the endzone which falls incomplete. But the shot across the bow has been fired. The Ravens then drive down the field against the Colts D backups and get their 7 points on the board.
Just a little bit of a BCS feel to an NFL game.
Re: WOW getting shutout at home is one thing, but getting
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:01 pm
by Jeff 2K5
Adelpiero wrote:Jeff 2K5 wrote:Adelpiero wrote:shutout at home to Indy is fucking sad!
I think losing to the 49ers like your team did is far worse than scoring 7 points against a much improved Colts defense. :roll:
hey tard,
Rams have never, or will never be my team. try to follow along zyclone
My bad, thought you repped St. Louis in all sports. :?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:03 pm
by Jeff 2K5
Rushville wrote:Interesting how in the end of a 24-0 game in week 1, the focus suddenly becomes the point differential tie-breaker for playoff position.
The Colts try to run the clock out so they can go home. Ravens call timeouts to try to save some clock so they can avoid the shutout and possibly reduce their point diff. by 7. Peyton, sensing the attempt at scoring in a game that is obviously decided, calls a play sending Harrison to the endzone. Peyton fires the ball into the endzone which falls incomplete. But the shot across the bow has been fired. The Ravens then drive down the field against the Colts D backups and get their 7 points on the board.
Just a little bit of a BCS feel to an NFL game.
That was very bizarre indeed. Is point differential suddenly the #1 tiebreaker? :roll:
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:08 pm
by Dumbass
yea, WON A SUPERBOWL.
yea, that sure sucks doesn't it? :roll:
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:12 pm
by joe6pac
Is anyone else tired of Ray Lewis' act?? Dude is way over rated.
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 3:43 pm
by Rushville
Jeff 2K5 wrote:Rushville wrote:Interesting how in the end of a 24-0 game in week 1, the focus suddenly becomes the point differential tie-breaker for playoff position.
The Colts try to run the clock out so they can go home. Ravens call timeouts to try to save some clock so they can avoid the shutout and possibly reduce their point diff. by 7. Peyton, sensing the attempt at scoring in a game that is obviously decided, calls a play sending Harrison to the endzone. Peyton fires the ball into the endzone which falls incomplete. But the shot across the bow has been fired. The Ravens then drive down the field against the Colts D backups and get their 7 points on the board.
Just a little bit of a BCS feel to an NFL game.
That was very bizarre indeed. Is point differential suddenly the #1 tiebreaker? :roll:
Well, after I remembered that Joe Theisman was the one who brought up that possibility, I retract that statement. I think Billick was doing a couple things. He needed to get Anthony Wright as many snaps as possible to gain some confidence. And he didn't want to get shutout in his home opener. I can understand both those angles. But I need to thank him because he really pissed off the Colts D in the process. They could smell a shut out and when the backups let the Ravens score it really got them riled up.
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 5:10 pm
by Dumbass
