Warrior
Lieutenant General
- Joined
- May 12, 2005
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Great beyond belief; I got together with a dozen or so of my high school buddies last night for our annual Christmas dinner, it was at a sports bar and the game was on.
Not one, not two, but three two point conversions?
The first one was beyond comical, backwards pass, drills the guy in the helmet, ball recovered in the end zone, successful 2 point conversion.
Again; what a game.
I'm still pissed the Patriots blew a big lead against Buffalo and lost the game. Well, how should the Rams fans feel? They piled up 581 (!) yards of offense, had a 16-point lead and the ball with 9:39 left, and lost. They had stifled Seattle all game long (really, other than a huge Walker run, Seattle did very little all night til that point), then they had a special teams meltdown, allowed Seattle to convert three two-point conversions in the fourth quarter and OT, and blew a 7-point lead in OT. Instead of having control over their own destiny for the #1 seed, the Rams now could end up finishing behind both Seattle and San Francisco in the division.
If the Patriots loss was bad last week, this one was equally horrible, or worse, for the Rams.
"Hey Patriots, you think that loss was bad; hold my beer."
But fear not Rams fans; if things stay the way they are now, your team gets the tomato can winner of the NFC South in the first round of the playoffs.
I feel bad for the Rams dancers too; they were all set to go wild over Patrick Hernandez Born to be alive, then that happened.
Not one, not two, but three two point conversions?
The first one was beyond comical, backwards pass, drills the guy in the helmet, ball recovered in the end zone, successful 2 point conversion.
Again; what a game.
I'm still pissed the Patriots blew a big lead against Buffalo and lost the game. Well, how should the Rams fans feel? They piled up 581 (!) yards of offense, had a 16-point lead and the ball with 9:39 left, and lost. They had stifled Seattle all game long (really, other than a huge Walker run, Seattle did very little all night til that point), then they had a special teams meltdown, allowed Seattle to convert three two-point conversions in the fourth quarter and OT, and blew a 7-point lead in OT. Instead of having control over their own destiny for the #1 seed, the Rams now could end up finishing behind both Seattle and San Francisco in the division.
If the Patriots loss was bad last week, this one was equally horrible, or worse, for the Rams.
"Hey Patriots, you think that loss was bad; hold my beer."
But fear not Rams fans; if things stay the way they are now, your team gets the tomato can winner of the NFC South in the first round of the playoffs.
I feel bad for the Rams dancers too; they were all set to go wild over Patrick Hernandez Born to be alive, then that happened.