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11-12-2007, 02:10 AM
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Re: Worst Performance in the NFL This Week
Ravens' offense and it's not even close. If you watched the game then you would know. In addition to the six official turnovers and being pwned by a JV defense, Kyle Boller FUMBLED the ball as the CBS camera panned to him taking sideline warmups. That is what seals the deal for me.
Also, honorable mention to Cincinnati O-Coordinator Bob Bratkowski's red zone play-calling. 
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#32
11-12-2007, 02:11 AM
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Re: Worst Performance in the NFL This Week
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Damon Huard and the Chiefs O-line. /thread [/ QUOTE ] Huard's gonna go back to throw the ball. Looks, throws toward the corner of the endzone, it is... INTERCEPTED! Intercepted, the Ducks have the ball! down to the 35, the 40, Kenny Wheaton is gonna' score! KENNY WHEATON'S GONNA' SCORE!!! TWENTY!!! THE TEN!!! TOUCHDOWN!!! KENNY WHEATON!!! ON THE INTERCEPTION!!! THE MOST IMPROBABLE FINISH TO A FOOTBALL GAME!!! [/ QUOTE ] A nitty FYP Looks like we're going to be racing to post it. [/ QUOTE ] I was pretty sure I'd screwed that line up. Typing it out from memory and all. I blanked on that part, but didn't want to cheat [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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#36
11-12-2007, 02:21 AM
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Ravens' offense and it's not even close. If you watched the game then you would know. In addition to the six official turnovers and being pwned by a JV defense, Kyle Boller FUMBLED the ball as the CBS camera panned to him taking sideline warmups. That is what seals the deal for me. Also, honorable mention to Cincinnati O-Coordinator Bob Bratkowski's red zone play-calling. [/ QUOTE ] Wait, he fumbled on the sidelines and the camera caught it? I'd love to catch it on a replay of the game, but I really can't sit through that whole [censored] [censored] to just catch that
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#37
11-12-2007, 02:36 AM
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Re: Worst Performance in the NFL This Week
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[ QUOTE ] Ravens' offense and it's not even close. If you watched the game then you would know. In addition to the six official turnovers and being pwned by a JV defense, Kyle Boller FUMBLED the ball as the CBS camera panned to him taking sideline warmups. That is what seals the deal for me. Also, honorable mention to Cincinnati O-Coordinator Bob Bratkowski's red zone play-calling. [/ QUOTE ] Wait, he fumbled on the sidelines and the camera caught it? I'd love to catch it on a replay of the game, but I really can't sit through that whole [censored] [censored] to just catch that [/ QUOTE ] the guys on espn radio were cracking up about this for half an hour. apparently boller was warming up about to come in and ball kinda slipped out. his warm up pass goes 2 yds and hits the ground. id suggest finding out when he enters the game and start looking right before that point.
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#39
11-12-2007, 02:47 AM
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[ QUOTE ] Vinatieri missed 2 FG's and a typically short kickoff led to a TD return. he must win [/ QUOTE ] Out of the games I saw today, that would be my choice. Sounds crazy to say it, but Manning didn't play that horribly in spite of the six INTs. [/ QUOTE ] Breaking down Manning's INTs: The one by Phillips was an outstanding defensive play. When a DE tips and interecpts a smoke screen there isn't much to say. He earned that one. One of the the INTs by Cromartie was an incrdible play by him, another was heavily influenced by Reggie Wayne quitting on the pattern. The one by Hart was a meaningless heave at the end of the game. It wasn't one of Manning better days but he definitely wasn't the reason they lost.
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#40
11-12-2007, 03:17 AM
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I miss NFL primetime. [/ QUOTE ] If you get NFL Network, their replay show (NFL Gameday) is far superior to any of the crap ESPN does. Edit: I see that's 2 votes for NFL Network. Go Rich Eisen.
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