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Old 01-11-2009, 10:25 PM   #1
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

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What was Joe Buck doing talking during a CBS telecast?
Your right it was not Joe Buck. It was who ever was partnered with Phil Simms during that game.?.?
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:55 PM   #2
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Your right it was not Joe Buck. It was who ever was partnered with Phil Simms during that game.?.?
It was Jim Nantz.
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:24 PM   #3
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

They don't say defense win championships for nothing. Even the Rams back in 1999 had a great defense (ranked #4 in the league).
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:37 PM   #4
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

How is it that SD couldn't get to Ben? Philly was all over him earlier in the season and even the lowly Redskins pass-rush got 4 sacks on him.
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

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How is it that SD couldn't get to Ben? Philly was all over him earlier in the season and even the lowly Redskins pass-rush got 4 sacks on him.
The Steelers have a decent OL, when the playoffs arrive is all about who's the hungriest team. Just look at the Cardinals, they stunk up the joint from Thanksgiving until the playoffs arrived.
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:51 PM   #6
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

This guy is a little over confident:

Gene Wojciechowski examines Arizona's long-shot chances - ESPN

I hope the Cardinals kick their ASS!!
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

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The Steelers have a decent OL, when the playoffs arrive is all about who's the hungriest team. Just look at the Cardinals, they stunk up the joint from Thanksgiving until the playoffs arrived.
Even more importantly, most of the playoff winners this post-season have been dictated by who got the steadier QB play. Eli was terrible yesterday, and Delhomme was categorically worse on Saturday.
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:54 PM   #8
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

Probably just wishful thinking but I believe Ben is just a monster hit or two away from losing his effectiveness. I was just very surprised SD didn't target him especially after the serious concussion... Ray-Ray and the Ravens will do everything they can to put Ben on the turf.
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Probably just wishful thinking but I believe Ben is just a monster hit or two away from losing his effectiveness. I was just very surprised SD didn't target him especially after the serious concussion... Ray-Ray and the Ravens will do everything they can to put Ben on the turf.
Why do you wish that?
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Old 01-12-2009, 09:34 AM   #10
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

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Since we beat both NFC Championship teams does that mean

A. It's a good sign meaning we're right there with the best in the conference?

B. It's a bad sign meaning we may have as much talent to play with those teams but for some reason we're still not good enough to consistently compete?

C. It's a sign of danger because the front office will think that we're this close to being a Super Bowl team.

What do you think?
It means the Bengals think they're going to the playoffs next year, because they tied and Eagles and beat the team that swept the Eagles AND Cardinals

The Eagles and Cardinals lost to everybody. It goes to show that missing the playoffs because of losses to the Rams, Bengals and 49ers is inexcusable. Anything can happen in the playoffs. Just gotta get in!
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Old 01-12-2009, 10:04 AM   #11
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

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It means the Bengals think they're going to the playoffs next year, because they tied and Eagles and beat the team that swept the Eagles AND Cardinals

The Eagles and Cardinals lost to everybody. It goes to show that missing the playoffs because of losses to the Rams, Bengals and 49ers is inexcusable. Anything can happen in the playoffs. Just gotta get in!
Good point on the Bengals 44Deez. We sweept the Eagles because Westbrook wasn't 100% the 2nd game. McNabb was also his twin brother.

I'd like to add we had the potential to beat any team in the NFL the first half of the season including the Giants which we played well. Unfortunatly we had them first game of the season coming of there SB.

Bottom line, the teams that come on late in the season win in the playoffs. We did it backwards as usual. No way could we compete in the playoffs at this point. But we do have the potential.
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Old 01-12-2009, 09:56 AM   #12
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

It's bad. I still remember Snyder on tv screaming in the bowels of the Linc about beating Dallas,Philly! Yeah! on the road. He's an idiot.
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Old 01-12-2009, 10:22 AM   #13
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It's bad. I still remember Snyder on tv screaming in the bowels of the Linc about beating Dallas,Philly! Yeah! on the road. He's an idiot.
Sorry, but why is he an idiot??? I think it is really fair to say that EVERY Skins fan was screaming and cheering about the team after that game. and how does that even correlate to the thread's question?
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Old 01-12-2009, 10:25 AM   #14
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Re: Philly vs. Arizona-Good sign, bad sign or sign of danger?

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Sorry, but why is he an idiot??? I think it is really fair to say that EVERY Skins fan was screaming and cheering about the team after that game. and how does that even correlate to the thread's question?
I think at that moment the entire fan base was out of their minds with pure excitement, but of course now Snyder is an idiot in hindsight for being jacked up.

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It's bad. I still remember Snyder on tv screaming in the bowels of the Linc about beating Dallas,Philly! Yeah! on the road. He's an idiot.
Welcome to the board, we've been running low on irrelevant, moronic posts these past few days. Maybe you could fill that void.
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