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haha. darron thomas. what a bad choice for him to declare.

suck it, tebow ballwashers. go back to jacking off to jockey ads of him. like i said before, next week i'm rooting for whoever is left in the AFC to throttle the Pats.

I wasn't sure if they were intentionally being obtuse either.

thanks for adding nothing to the thread. all i said was that the guy is clearly lined up off the line and it should have been a penalty. i never said 'waaahhhhhh pitt lost because of them not calling that penalty'

he also didn't line up on the line of scrimmage. which should have been a penalty...

like i said, i posted my ideal situation. 2 birds killed with 2 stones if that happens.

if he would have stayed in and blocked, it would have.

in a perfect world, brady and the pats will squish the tebows and hopefully end all this hoopla about him, and then lose the following week to whoever.

How does lining up off the line not give a person an advantage? it makes them harder to get around. why.can.anyone.not.understand.this.

bad, bad call. one of many in the game. that play should have never counted.

We'd go 16-0, without a doubt.

I bet a lot, since his replacement Ryan Mundy blew the coverage on the overtime pass to Demaryius Thomas.

Steelers played a bad gameplan against Denver. Belichick won't let Denver have any success. Pats roll.

yeah, jackass, because the original poster said 'hey these blown calls were the reason why we lost the game'. nice straw man argument.

I love it when a terrible call is compounded by a ridiculous explanation that is made up.

Trent Edwards !@#$ing sucked. The only chemistry Edwards ever had was checking down to the short receiver whenever the play called for more yards.

That's a pretty good catch, until you look and see that Cleveland is 6th in scoring defense, whereas buffalo was 28th in scoring defense. my friend is a cleveland browns fanatic, so he keeps me in the know about every miniscule detail of their team. Jabaal Sheard, a rookie, is a legit defensive end that has 7 or 8 sacks. Phil Taylor, a huuuge defensive tackle, looks to be as good as Marcel Dareus. Their other defensive tackle named A. Rubin is a beast too. TJ Ward looks to be a pretty good safety in the mold of Patrick Chung. Marcus Benard looks to be a promising pass rusher. They've got talent up there.

I'm not defending Evans, but the Browns' pass defense ain't nothing to laugh at. #2 in yards allowed, #6 in completion percentage (56.4), #10 in passer rating allowed (81.4), #1 in completions allowed (242, tied for 4th in least amount of TDs allowed (16)

in this same time period, San Diego has taken 6 RBs/DBs with their #1s.

braylon edwards is incredibly talented. he's also a headcase with serious character issues and inconsistent hands that doesn't play up to his potential. no thanks.

people that can watch it: do you live in buffalo? i'm getting an 'incorrect region' or something along those lines.

i was one of the naysayers, i picked between 2-14 and 4-12.

I've got a few comments: Gailey likes to use Choice waaayyy too much for my liking. The play that stands out last Saturday was that drop that would have been an easy touchdown that Fitzpatrick placed perfectly to beat the blitz. Tashard is, in my eyes, the wrong choice to get the ball so much. :rimshot: I think we need to use Brad Smith more as a WR, but agree that he's been a disappointment as a KR. one thing that has irked me all year: throwing long, low percentage bombs on 4th and _____. I guess I could understand the thinking of trying to surprise the defense, but don't agree with it

tomlinson has been run into the ground. 3700+ touches in his career. i think fred has a lot more left in his tank than tomlinson does.

agree. pass rushers are easier to find that huge, strong, fast, athletic big men. *than