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That Romo/Peyton game where Peyton ran in a TD. Also the last two minutes or so of that Saints/49ers championship game where Alex Smith went beastmode successfully.
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The 2016 Texans/Broncos game where Osweiler made a thrumble, a throw so bad even the Broncos player who picked it up moved as if he believed the ball wasn't live and he'd have to return it. For some reason, my brain worms make me often think of the game where Ryan Mallett (remember him? No?) got penalized for intentional grounding against the Panthers and it cost us the game. I remember feeling bad for Clowney since it was his first time playing in his home state in the NFL. The Texans/Jets game where Fitzpatrick was the Jets' quarterback and got concussed running for a touchdown, but tricked the medical staff into letting him come back into the game. Kevin Johnson suplexed someone, I think it was Ivory? These games meant nothing even at the time, but they pop into my head all the same.
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Dec 19, 2019 08:39
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Mitch throwing 6 TDs against the Bucs
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Dec 19, 2019 09:21
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The "Curtis Painter goes to New Orleans game" where the Saints scored like 500 points. Suck for Luck had already been a thing but that game was the pinnacle. I remember an Onion sports episode from back then with a ticker in the background where the Saints' score just kept going up, but damned if I can find it while phone posting.
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Dec 19, 2019 13:58
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R.D. Mangles posted:Mitch throwing 6 TDs against the Bucs I was there for that! A rare offensive explosion by the Bears. This is college, but I will never forget Iowa State @ Nebraska, 2009. The 8 turnover game. ISU wins 9-7 due to an amazing streak of getting turnovers right before Nebraska scored, and essentially one great offensive play to get the lone ISU TD, that of course they missed the XP on. It was the exact opposite of what always happens to ISU. Any normal game, ISU would have lost because of that missed XP. Somehow, someway, the defense always came up with a turnover when they needed it. Highlight being at 1:00 in the video where the receiver is about to walk it into the endzone and then just loses the ball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyzCw6y1yYU Edit: Of note, ISU ended with 6 wins that year, which meant a bowl game. Without the miracle win, they're home for the bowl season. Bird in a Blender fucked around with this message at 14:05 on Dec 19, 2019 |
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Dec 19, 2019 14:01
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I only remember the detroit lions kicking a field goal at the end of a game they were down 12 points to cover the spread.
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Dec 19, 2019 14:24
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Edward Mass posted:The game I will always remember is Texans @ Steelers, December 8, 2002. That entire 2002 Texans season was great. Another memorable game was the very first one, I think the NFL scheduled the Cowboys for game number one so Jerry Jones could put the Houston boys in their place...and the Texans won. There was so much promise and hope after that year even with David Carr getting squashed flat. That positivity died after year three when they had the first pick again, and except for the Bulls on Parade year in 2011 it’s been gone since.
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Dec 19, 2019 14:30
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No Irish Need Imply posted:That Romo/Peyton game where Peyton ran in a TD. Also the last two minutes or so of that Saints/49ers championship game where Alex Smith went beastmode successfully. After the game an interviewer asked Peyton what the trick was to successfully running that play and he said something along the lines of "only run it once every fifteen years." Also Ryan Mallet was Tim Tebow if you replaced Tebow's legs with old time pirate peg legs.
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No Irish Need Imply posted:That Romo/Peyton game where Peyton ran in a TD. Also the last two minutes or so of that Saints/49ers championship game where Alex Smith went beastmode successfully. The cowboys won this game didnt they, I think he only played Peyton on the Colts once that I can remember and they won
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Dec 19, 2019 15:01
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I'll always remember Raven'Cards from week 2 this year. Jackson had 272 passing yards with 2 pass TDs and 120 rush yards, Andrews had a 100 yard game, McPhee had a good game back on the team, and I was on a double drip of high concentration morphine/ketamine to the point I thought I was watching the game in the woods with the forest people.
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Dec 19, 2019 15:35
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That Ravens Chargers game in 2012 where Ray Rice was a good yard short of the first down on 4th and 24 but the refs gave it anyway because Lewis had to win a SB in his retirement year
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Dec 19, 2019 16:26
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My dad still has this game on VHS sitting on some shelf somewhere because to this day he loving hates Jerry Glanville. It is an extended comedy of old-school NFL rivalry poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys_w4ZPedIc quote:So with the Bengals up 45-0 in the fourth quarter, Wyche calls for an onside kick and, go figure, the Oilers weren't expecting it and Cincy recovered. [Wyche] does opt to sit Boomer [Esiason], his star QB, and backup Erik Wilhelm end ups up throwing on fourth down near midfield and the Bengals score to go up 52-0. With the lead trimmed to 52-7, Wyche goes for a fake-reverse and a halfback option pass and they pull ahead, 59-7. There was also a fake-field goal attempts in there somewhere and ultimately with 21 seconds left he called timeout for a final field goal, capping the 61-7 blowout." I want coaches to start doing post-game wrestling promos again
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Dec 19, 2019 16:40
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNwv4GUD8aA I still think about this game and this radio call a lot. The dejection by the radio announcer is just amazing.
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Dec 19, 2019 19:08
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CyberPingu posted:That Ravens Chargers game in 2012 where Ray Rice was a good yard short of the first down on 4th and 24 but the refs gave it anyway because Lewis had to win a SB in his retirement year He was NOT short. The yellow line was wrong, by like a full yard. Watch the play again and look at the actual first down marker. He got it easily. I used to say he was short too. He wasn't.
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Dec 19, 2019 19:08
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Kawalimus posted:. I mean that's a different argument...
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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:I want coaches to start doing post-game wrestling promos again Wyche owned.
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Dec 19, 2019 19:18
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the one year in which Historical Average Rutgers University was very good, I remember the game they beat louisville on a Jeremy Ito kick with a few seconds left. i always really liked that team and then ray rice turned out to be, uh, not good
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Dec 19, 2019 22:56
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CyberPingu posted:That Ravens Chargers game in 2012 where Ray Rice was a good yard short of the first down on 4th and 24 but the refs gave it anyway because Lewis had to win a SB in his retirement year It was 4th and 29 and Rice got the first down. I remember that play because A) that's the most Chargers poo poo imaginable, to choke away an easily manageable situation like that and B) Weddle got absolutely smeared into the grass by Boldin during that play. The one that doesn't really matter but it comes to mind anyway is when the Chargers beat the Seahawks in SD the year after Seattle won the SB. it was some stupid bullshit like 120 degrees on the field because it was hot as poo poo in September. They ended up winning in part because they held onto the ball for like 42 mins and the Legion of Boom couldn't get off the field to save their lives.
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Dec 19, 2019 23:26
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Ryan Mallet talk makes me remember 2015, when the Ravens (5-11) swept the Steelers (10-6) and Mallet started the home game against them 10 days after signing with Baltimore. He threw for 274 yards and a TD while Big Ben threw for 220 yards, 0 TDs and 2 INTs  Durandal1707 posted:It was 4th and 29 and Rice got the first down. I remember that play because A) that's the most Chargers poo poo imaginable, to choke away an easily manageable situation like that and B) Weddle got absolutely smeared into the grass by Boldin during that play. gently caress Jerry Rice and Randy Moss, Anquan Boldin and Steve Smith Sr. are the top two WRs of all-time
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Dec 19, 2019 23:53
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v glad ross is dead so we dont gotta hear him bitch about that ravens/chargers 4th down some more.Nodoze posted:The cowboys won this game didnt they, I think he only played Peyton on the Colts once that I can remember and they won  :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa0L17SBiG8
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Dec 21, 2019 07:38
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I will always remember the Romo/Peyton game as the moment that interception was thrown I knew Romo was going to be blamed for the loss and how much complete bullshit that would be.
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Dec 21, 2019 09:35
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The Browns-Steelers game in december 2011 where Colt McCoy got absolutely shithoused by Harrison and got sent back in with an obvious concussion
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Bengals/Dolphins yesterday. While the other two out of the four worst teams in the league also played each other. Both games ended 35-35 in regulation/went to OT.
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