They're both outstanding players, but if Hill were to go down, they still have Waddle. If Tua goes down, they've got problems. They're probably a lock for the playoffs with him. Without him, it becomes much harder.Originally Posted by Vic2012
They're both outstanding players, but if Hill were to go down, they still have Waddle. If Tua goes down, they've got problems. They're probably a lock for the playoffs with him. Without him, it becomes much harder.
I read somewhere that the only time Joe Burrow beats the Ravens is when Lamar doesn't play. The referees paid us back for not calling a block in the back on the Bengals winning TD run in the playoffs last year. At the end of the return on the interception yesterday a Ravens player blocked a Bengal right in the back and knocked him to the ground. I can't believe they didn't call it yesterday but I understand why they didn't call it last year.
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF STUPID PEOPLE IN LARGE GROUPS!
I wonder what team gets Harbaugh when he leaves Michigan?
The Browns are turning back into the Browns.
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF STUPID PEOPLE IN LARGE GROUPS!
Or the AFC north is in for a world of hurt except for the Ravens, if what the 49ers did to the Steelers is any sign.
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“The Beatles were the first progressive band,” says Jon Anderson, who was a year from co-founding Yes when Sgt Pepper was released in May 1967.
Just saw the pass interference by the Steelers that the refs chose to ignore. That cost the Browns a chance to win the game.
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF STUPID PEOPLE IN LARGE GROUPS!
Nick Chubb done for the season
Pass interference and roughing the QB, are the most inconsistently called penalties in the NFL.
“The Beatles were the first progressive band,” says Jon Anderson, who was a year from co-founding Yes when Sgt Pepper was released in May 1967.
Perhaps shows the risk of putting too much money in to too few players. The Ravens seem to have been more concerned about depth.
“The Beatles were the first progressive band,” says Jon Anderson, who was a year from co-founding Yes when Sgt Pepper was released in May 1967.
That Chubb injury was pretty brutal...talking Joe Theisman leg break territory. Ouch!
"Who would have thought a whale would be so heavy?" - Moe Sizlak
I watched that game in a bar (I don't think they called them "sports bars" then) and the replay was shown multiple times. Every time the whole place groaned.
I'd like to retract this statement.
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