 If Roethlisberger has a bad game.... now you'll know why... |
| realdeal |
 02/04/06 2:32pm
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| Lord Lipton |
02/04/06 2:51pm
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Major General Group: Forum Member Posts: 2588 Joined: November 20th 2005 Member No.: 1434 Xfire: lipton902 |
hahaha
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| Undertow |
02/04/06 3:01pm
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 Colonel Group: Forum Member Posts: 1217 Joined: June 28th 2005 From: Michigan Member No.: 1221 |
lol, Well I guess they could always throw in the Lions EX-QB .......Charlie Batch!
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| pezking |
02/04/06 3:12pm
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 Colonel Group: Forum Member Posts: 1285 Joined: September 16th 2005 From: Sterling, VA Member No.: 1342 Xfire: pezking19 |
Bah, that's just apple juice... see below. He's just there showing those ladies some tupperware and signing autographs, he wouldn't drink and party with women, he's an all-star athlete.
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| Bargod |
02/04/06 3:38pm
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 The Bargod  Group: {MOB} Posts: 5008 Joined: March 4th 2004 From: Dallas Member No.: 641 Xfire: bargod |
It's funny. My brother went to Miami (ohio) with ole' Benny boy. He called me one sunday morning and told me he'd been in a bar fight the nite before. He also mentioned that he later found out that it was with the football teams star quarterback. He said he was trashed and only got in a few swings (he's much larger than my brother) before other football players grabbed him. And think, only two years later it doesn't look like much has changed... except he probably was drinking Cuervo then, not Patron. LOL.
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| BULLET |
02/05/06 10:28am
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 Colonel Group: {MOB} Posts: 1021 Joined: December 14th 2003 From: BAY AREA CA. Member No.: 528 |
I think Seattle is going to suprise alot of people.
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| Nothing |
02/06/06 11:41am
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 Colonel  Group: {MOB} Regs Posts: 1271 Joined: July 25th 2005 From: Chicago, IL. Member No.: 1272 |
I think it was Pittsburg's poor play with a superbowl win that surprised everyone. I think Seattle outplayed Pittsburg most of the game and the score did not reflect that at all.
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| pezking |
02/06/06 12:47pm
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Colonel Group: Forum Member Posts: 1285 Joined: September 16th 2005 From: Sterling, VA Member No.: 1342 Xfire: pezking19 |
I think both teams played poorly. Seattle's clock management was horrible. Can Jeremy Stevens catch or were his hands covered with oatmeal? They didn't utilize the league MVP too much. I thought Hassleback did very well but he didn't get alot of help from his WRs. I'm sure alot of people are going to talk about the mis-called or penalties after the fact. I thought the pushoff was a penalty. If a DB or safety does it, it's called... so it should be the same if a WR does it. The chop block from Hassleback was different, that should've been a non-call. Overall, the game was pretty boring because we had two great defenses going at it and the Steelers seemed to get a few breaks in the game. Seattle coaching and game planning was their downfall. Give them the TD and take away some penalties, they still killed themselves.
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