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11-27-2007, 01:04 PM
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Re: Which is more likely to happen? Pats/Dolphins \'07
It was a 42 yarder, from a guy who just completely shanked a 37 yarder.
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11-27-2007, 01:57 PM
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Re: Which is more likely to happen? Pats/Dolphins \'07
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It was a 42 yarder, from a guy who just completely shanked a 37 yarder. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, and it was actually Feeley's call. After the first try he told Cameron that there was no way he'd have a chance from 42...at least as it was reported on my sports talk radio this morning. I mean you saw Reed's attempt on the same end of the field from just a little bit further, right? The field made pro kickers look like a pair from a high school JV team. I think the steelers actually messed up by not going for it on more fourth downs in this game. James
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