Go Packers!
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I'd be pissed too if my biggest rival just won more playoff games in the last 7 years than my team won in the last 60 YEARS!!!
I'd be pissed too if my biggest rival just won more playoff games in the last 7 years than my team won in the last 60 YEARS!!!
I did get a chuckle.....but it could be more playoff games then we have won in the last 2-3 years....that's bad enough.
I am kind of split on this Superbowl.
I sort of like the Packers, but still hold some hard feelings since they beat us in the 65 championship game and clobbered us in the regular season the following year.
I almost always root for the AFC and suspect I will be rooting for you come gameday. Unlike some of my brothers over here, I can root for the Steelers because you are AFC North and AFC.
Good luck in the big game.
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Congrats to both teams...should be a hell of a game
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To all the Braylon haters... I actually had the other emotion going last night..."what if"
I liked Mangini...thought we should have let him finish what he started...but...
I couldn't help thinking last night...what if we had hired someone else back in 09...kept BE,KW, drafted Sanchez?
Would we really have been 5-11 and 5-11?
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Two officiated calls had me laughing last night. First was the pass interferance call, that was then ruled not a pass interferance because the infraction occurred before the ball was thrown? What??? So if your guy jukes you with a double move and busts past you, you can now tackle him and it is only a 5-yard penalty. Well, only if you are the Steelers, that is.
The second was the Steelers getting stuffed a good two yards from the first down marker, and they chaotically scramble toward the line in a very ill-advised sense to go for it on 4th down. The official looks to the Steeler sideline, then calls an officials time-out to measure. The rest of the refs play along, the bloke with the yard-marker even stands the usual yard or two inside the ball before stretching the down-marker ... then he walks ... and walks ... and walks ... finally, planting the pole six+ feet away from the ball. Has anyone in all the years of football seen such a blantant misuse of an official time-out for a measure? Only in a Steeler game, benefitting the Steelers and allowing them to regroup, collect themselves, and then throw a pass on the next play that went for an INT ... doh!
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Two officiated calls had me laughing last night. First was the pass interferance call, that was then ruled not a pass interferance because the infraction occurred before the ball was thrown? What??? So if your guy jukes you with a double move and busts past you, you can now tackle him and it is only a 5-yard penalty. Well, only if you are the Steelers, that is.
The second was the Steelers getting stuffed a good two yards from the first down marker, and they chaotically scramble toward the line in a very ill-advised sense to go for it on 4th down. The official looks to the Steeler sideline, then calls an officials time-out to measure. The rest of the refs play along, the bloke with the yard-marker even stands the usual yard or two inside the ball before stretching the down-marker ... then he walks ... and walks ... and walks ... finally, planting the pole six+ feet away from the ball. Has anyone in all the years of football seen such a blantant misuse of an official time-out for a measure? Only in a Steeler game, benefitting the Steelers and allowing them to regroup, collect themselves, and then throw a pass on the next play that went for an INT ... doh!
Two officiated calls had me laughing last night. First was the pass interferance call, that was then ruled not a pass interferance because the infraction occurred before the ball was thrown? What??? So if your guy jukes you with a double move and busts past you, you can now tackle him and it is only a 5-yard penalty. Well, only if you are the Steelers, that is.
The second was the Steelers getting stuffed a good two yards from the first down marker, and they chaotically scramble toward the line in a very ill-advised sense to go for it on 4th down. The official looks to the Steeler sideline, then calls an officials time-out to measure. The rest of the refs play along, the bloke with the yard-marker even stands the usual yard or two inside the ball before stretching the down-marker ... then he walks ... and walks ... and walks ... finally, planting the pole six+ feet away from the ball. Has anyone in all the years of football seen such a blantant misuse of an official time-out for a measure? Only in a Steeler game, benefitting the Steelers and allowing them to regroup, collect themselves, and then throw a pass on the next play that went for an INT ... doh!
What was even more shady was the 3 reffs smothering the view of the ball so even the cameras couldnt get a good shot on it...hilariouse.
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Pouncey said after the game that he's dealt with this injury before and he knows "how to attack it" He was asked if he felt he'd be out a few weeks and he said "try 3 or 4 days" so apparently he thinks he's going to come back much sooner than later. He has a high ankle sprain for those that don't know. We're definitely going to need him because Raji is a beast.
Mhmm...he'll be all jacked up with roids in no time Im sure.
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Two officiated calls had me laughing last night. First was the pass interferance call, that was then ruled not a pass interferance because the infraction occurred before the ball was thrown? What??? So if your guy jukes you with a double move and busts past you, you can now tackle him and it is only a 5-yard penalty. Well, only if you are the Steelers, that is.
The second was the Steelers getting stuffed a good two yards from the first down marker, and they chaotically scramble toward the line in a very ill-advised sense to go for it on 4th down. The official looks to the Steeler sideline, then calls an officials time-out to measure. The rest of the refs play along, the bloke with the yard-marker even stands the usual yard or two inside the ball before stretching the down-marker ... then he walks ... and walks ... and walks ... finally, planting the pole six+ feet away from the ball. Has anyone in all the years of football seen such a blantant misuse of an official time-out for a measure? Only in a Steeler game, benefitting the Steelers and allowing them to regroup, collect themselves, and then throw a pass on the next play that went for an INT ... doh!
The second was the Steelers getting stuffed a good two yards from the first down marker, and they chaotically scramble toward the line in a very ill-advised sense to go for it on 4th down. The official looks to the Steeler sideline, then calls an officials time-out to measure. The rest of the refs play along, the bloke with the yard-marker even stands the usual yard or two inside the ball before stretching the down-marker ... then he walks ... and walks ... and walks ... finally, planting the pole six+ feet away from the ball. Has anyone in all the years of football seen such a blantant misuse of an official time-out for a measure? Only in a Steeler game, benefitting the Steelers and allowing them to regroup, collect themselves, and then throw a pass on the next play that went for an INT ... doh!
I'd love to hear a sensible explanation for that. Made NO sense. None.
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Years ago I would root for our division champ all the way through the Super Bowl. My reasoning was that if a division team won it all, it would reflect well on our team since our season included games against the best in the league. This was back in the day when fans of our division opponents knew how to be gracious winners.
Go Packers.
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Formerly Sane said:
No wonder this place is such a side show! With a leader like you who is the only douchebag in the entire world who could see that as a benefit to the Steelers, it's no wonder!The Steelers were trying to hurry up and catch the Jets sleeping and the ref had to make sure to stop the rout pissing off every Steeler fan in the world! It was the worst case I have ever seen of the refs controlling a game.
You're a complete douche!
LOL, you are an idiot!! You only hurry to the line and quick snap if you are inches from a first down. What was Ben gonna do, a QB sneak for 2+ yards??? The Refs clearly realized that the Steelers had no clue that they were YARDS away from a first down and they called an official time-out to make them realize it and allowed them to re-group.
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Congrats to the Packers & Steelers. No "luck outs" in the Super Bowl this year. They are two tough football Teams!
I actually was also rooting for the Steelers yesterday as I DESPISE the Jets. I thought it was comical that there was no trash talking from Cromartie & Rexie this past week....maybe a little "fear"?
All that being said, I'm pulling for the Pack even though it makes me sick watching Clay M III wearing colors that ain't Brown & Orange.
Mike
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Formerly Sane said:
That's exactly what he was going to do...........why do you think Ben was so pissed off? Or did you even watch the game or just wait till it was over and make up shit like you usually do?Even Big Bens big fat elongated head couldn't have reached that first down marker. the Refs tried to save him the embarrassment. Everyone watching knew that scrambling to run a QB sneak from that distance was ill-advised and the Refs saved his ass. Just beacuse Big Gay Ben looked all dazzled, confused, and frumpy after the measurement doesn't mean that the Refs didn't save his hide - he was just the only one stupid enough to attempt to pull that off, but daddy saved him (again).
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Formerly Sane said:
And some people wonder why this place is a side show comedy routine?well i guess it was only a matter of time before your name got changed. have all the steeler fans' names been changed now?
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Formerly Sane said:
And some people wonder why this place is a side show comedy routine?Yeah, I'm sure the questioning of a stupid officiated call is the reason for the side show comedy routine, and not that a dozen Steeler fans make permanent residence here only to bitch daily about the Browns Homerism.
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Go Packers. Even ESPN was talking about how no team has more Championships than the Pack. They are what the Browns should be.
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Did anyone else notice that when the camera's last night panned into the audience at Pittsburgh that it looked like a cross between scenes from 'Escape from NY', and Michael Jackson's Thriller video?
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Did anyone else notice that when the camera's last night panned into the audience at Pittsburgh that it looked like a cross between scenes from 'Escape from NY', and Michael Jackson's Thriller video?
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Congrats to the Packers & Steelers. No "luck outs" in the Super Bowl this year. They are two tough football Teams!
I actually was also rooting for the Steelers yesterday as I DESPISE the Jets. I thought it was comical that there was no trash talking from Cromartie & Rexie this past week....maybe a little "fear"? Canton Mike
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You were rooting for the squeelers? I'm goin to get my welder and "fix" your favorite fudge pan !
... (GGG)I wanted the dumb jets to go, so they would lose there, and Braylon would drop passes in the superbowl and be responsible for the loss.
Then we could write to him, and tell him we're still delighted he's gone.
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All that being said, I'm pulling for the Pack even though it makes me sick watching Clay M III wearing colors that ain't Brown & Orange.
Canton Mike
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Again and again "we should have drafted that guy...dammit" What a big mistake. He should have been with the Browns.
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Congrats to the Packers & Steelers. No "luck outs" in the Super Bowl this year. They are two tough football Teams!
I actually was also rooting for the Steelers yesterday as I DESPISE the Jets. I thought it was comical that there was no trash talking from Cromartie & Rexie this past week....maybe a little "fear"? Canton Mike
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You were rooting for the squeelers? I'm goin to get my welder and "fix" your favorite fudge pan !
... (GGG)I wanted the dumb jets to go, so they would lose there, and Braylon would drop passes in the superbowl and be responsible for the loss.
Then we could write to him, and tell him we're still delighted he's gone.
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All that being said, I'm pulling for the Pack even though it makes me sick watching Clay M III wearing colors that ain't Brown & Orange.
Canton Mike
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Again and again "we should have drafted that guy...dammit" What a big mistake. He should have been with the Browns.
Congrats to the Packers & Steelers. No "luck outs" in the Super Bowl this year. They are two tough football Teams!
I actually was also rooting for the Steelers yesterday as I DESPISE the Jets. I thought it was comical that there was no trash talking from Cromartie & Rexie this past week....maybe a little "fear"? Canton Mike
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You were rooting for the squeelers? I'm goin to get my welder and "fix" your favorite fudge pan !
... (GGG)I wanted the dumb jets to go, so they would lose there, and Braylon would drop passes in the superbowl and be responsible for the loss.
Then we could write to him, and tell him we're still delighted he's gone.
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All that being said, I'm pulling for the Pack even though it makes me sick watching Clay M III wearing colors that ain't Brown & Orange.
Canton Mike
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Again and again "we should have drafted that guy...dammit" What a big mistake. He should have been with the Browns.
Here's the deal Mike....I RESPECT (note that I didn't say "like") the Steelers...I DO NOT respect trash talking, back flipping, big mouth coached crap like the Jets. BTW, I think the Packers will beat the Steelers.
Hey, lay OFF my fudge pan!
Mike
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i'm rooting for the packers for other reasons than the fact that they are playing the steelers. for starters, the packers have always been my second favorite team in the league. i liked brett favre growing up and always rooted for them. secondly, and most importantly, i picked the pack to win it all at the beginning of the season and am sticking with them. i think they have a good shot of winning it all.
once a fan, always a fan. married to a steeler fan. aaaaaaaaah! --andy
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