Zombo said:

LOL!

Zombo

--now, now, we just won, can't we all get along?

No shit! Agree to disagree! We're all fans of the same team, so let's focus on bitchslapping the trolls and rival fans that start shit with us, instead of fighting amongst ourselves.

For me personally I was relieved when we were in the position to take a knee.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Yea!! A great momentum builder to finally get us in gear. Always one of the sweetest endings is when at the end we just kneel down a couple of times. Next time we get 10 pts. up we need to get in more of a killer mode. (Did anyone feeling that 10 points was not going to last?)

@the-gipper said:

Like Daniel Tosh said "Football is a game for 250 lb guys running full speed for 8 seconds at a time not 145 lb guys lightly jogging for 90 mins. or however long they play play." I am paraphrasing.

Soccer is just one long game of incomplete passes.

@manbearpig said:

The entire game of soccer is practically one long victory formation. And yes, there is also the milking of the shot clock in basketball at the end of games

@mark-o said:

We finally win a xxxxing game and there's actually someone complaining about the most fun 3 plays of the season??

Absolutely you want to take a knee. You DON'T want the following to happen:

@packfanperson said:

I'm very happy for you!

We sucked again today, but we managed to win.

Well, I wouldn't mind sucking but winning all the way to the Super Bowl.

@pompey said:

Pompey, love your Brown and Orange Union Jack. You should get that trademarked.

@mark-o said:

I'd say if you worked hard enough to be in position to win with ease, you deserve it. It was a refreshing change from the frustration of watching other teams do the same.

@manbearpig said:

Well, then don't like me either. Why the name calling when someone doesn't agree with you? If you feel it's a cheap way to win- fine- the object is to win the game, correct? College coaches take few chances, and NFL coaches take about none- the stakes of losing your job are too high, and the margin for error too low. Looking at this week's games only 4 were decided by more than one score. Two minutes left- you run Hillis into the line, he fumbles on the Bungle 45, Bungles recover, still plenty of time, and TO beats Wright for a game winning TD. You'd be calling for Mangini's head on a platter after that one.

Mark's correct- you can't stall in baseball. But soccer? You play keep away. NBA you drain as much off of the 24 second clock before you're forced to take a shot. Don't know your age- but FYI that's the reason there IS a shot clock in college and NBA ball. Dean Smith (North Carolina basketball Head Coach) way back won a ton of games 30-24 by playing keep away.

@clevelandfanforlife said:

I would go so far as to say that the last 3 plays of the game with Seneca kneeling down after the snap were among my 3 favorite plays of the entire game.

@manbearpig said:

Not trying to get caught up in the name calling thing, but victory formation is a great thing to see. It means that the game is over and the celebration can begin. I wouldn't want to see them try to score because it's just an opportunity to get someone hurt. We don't need injuries to halt our progress.

In soccer and basketball, I've seen plenty of stalling to run out the clock at the end of a game.

So, it's a cheap way to win, but you would still do it? You're contradicting yourself. What would you rather have us do at the end of a game up by 3 and the other team out of timeouts?

Nice when you resort to name calling.....that helps your argument.

@mark-o said:

Ask the Giants how it worked out for them when they tried to hand off all those years ago when they had a game locked up and the handoff was fumbled and Herm Edwards ran it in for a TD for the Eagles.

If we were up by 30 at the end of the game we would have run out the clock exactly the same way.

Where is the v formation in soccer, baseball or basketball. To be able to burn two full minutes off the clock with nothing to lose? I am not saying don't do it, I am saying it's a cheap way to win. Oh and Fuxx you I don't like you. Was that dumb enough for you? asswipe

@manbearpig said:

I think that might me the dumbest statement ever made.

Ask the Giants how it worked out for them when they tried to hand off all those years ago when they had a game locked up and the handoff was fumbled and Herm Edwards ran it in for a TD for the Eagles.

If we were up by 30 at the end of the game we would have run out the clock exactly the same way.

@mark-o said:

We finally win a xxxxing game and there's actually someone complaining about the most fun 3 plays of the season??

I didn't complain one bit, figure out what you are reading before you respond to it. I think it's a pussy move. I would have rather seen us win by 14. I hate to see a win that needs a pussy v formation. That being said, I love the win. Call me what you will Mark O but I think the victory formation is bullshit.

@manbearpig said:

I think the victory formation is the greatest play in football. WTF would you prefer we do in that situation...keep handing the ball off and risk a fumble or maybe a play action pass and throw it a little bit when you don't have to.

We finally win a xxxxing game and there's actually someone complaining about the most fun 3 plays of the season??

@manbearpig said:

I don't like it either, but it was the correct call(s)- kneel down three times and go home with the win- why risk a fumble on a run?

@manbearpig said:

My neighbors were outside and I bet they think I am nuts after hearing me yell "WOOF WOOF WOOF!!" many times this afternoon.

@brownsfan_althaus said:

Same here, I almost turned the computer off in the 4th quarter!!!