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HOLD ONTO THE BALL!!!!!!

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 9:54 pm
by RossfordFalcon
Tommy Maddox needs to learn how to hold onto the ball when you are in field goal range in OVERTIME! How can you fumble the ball when nobody is around you? Way to blow the game. Come back soon Big Ben.

Re: HOLD ONTO THE BALL!!!!!!

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 9:56 pm
by TG1996
RossfordFalcon wrote:Tommy Maddox needs to learn how to hold onto the ball when you are in field goal range in OVERTIME! How can you fumble the ball when nobody is around you? Way to blow the game. Come back soon Big Ben.
I dunno, I thought he played it perfectly. Both times. :wink:

Of course with the egg the Browns laid this afternoon (again!), I don't know that I have much room to smack talk.

Of course, it's the Steelers, so I'll smack talk away. :lol:

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 10:54 pm
by BGDrew
Bengals are 5-1...

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 11:20 pm
by SaxyIrishTenor
BGDrew wrote:Bengals are 5-1...
WHO cares? ;)

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 11:30 pm
by MiamiBando
They play the SECOND PLACE Steelers.... Remember that.


Now, excuse me while I shoot myself in the foot for speaking against Big Ben. :lol:

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 12:26 am
by Bleeding Orange
SaxyIrishTenor wrote:
BGDrew wrote:Bengals are 5-1...
WHO cares? ;)
The Jaguars. You know, "WHODEY." :lol:

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 12:31 am
by BGDrew
Even if the Steelers win, they are still 2nd place.

Carson Palmer=MVP

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 9:45 am
by patrickbg
whatever you have to say about the bengals is fine by us Cincy fans. we've waited way too long for this team to roll and you cannot take away our fire.

you can't blame the steelers loss on tommy maddux. i know he was a factor, but the big steeler D could have stepped up and made it a little easier on the offense.

on the other hand... i hope you get Roethliswhogivesa back soon. you're offense is screwed without him.

WHO DEY?

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 6:50 pm
by Jacobs4Heisman
Tommy maddox was rustier on Sunday than a Kia in Pittsburgh weather. He played terribly and you can absolutely blame the loss on him.

The Steelers are fine -- they nearly beat a very good team (that beat the bengals btw) without their best two offensive players. The defense will keep them in every game they play even if the offense sputters.

The Bengals are a good team, but they lost to the only good team they have played. Of course the Steelers haven't really beaten anybody either so the same argument could be used each way. I expected the Ravens to be the competition for the North this year but I'd rather have it be the Bengals. I am very confident that Palmer can not beat the Steelers when the game is on the line. We'll see how much he has matured from last year -- us Steeler fans hope not much. It will be interesting to see how this race develops as the weeks progress.


On a side note, I've always kind of pulled for the Bengals to get back to respectability. It's nice to see the loyal fans down there finally have something to cheer about again.

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 8:07 pm
by patrickbg
Jacobs4Heisman wrote:Tommy maddox was rustier on Sunday than a Kia in Pittsburgh weather. He played terribly and you can absolutely blame the loss on him.

The Steelers are fine -- they nearly beat a very good team (that beat the bengals btw) without their best two offensive players. The defense will keep them in every game they play even if the offense sputters.

The Bengals are a good team, but they lost to the only good team they have played. Of course the Steelers haven't really beaten anybody either so the same argument could be used each way. I expected the Ravens to be the competition for the North this year but I'd rather have it be the Bengals. I am very confident that Palmer can not beat the Steelers when the game is on the line. We'll see how much he has matured from last year -- us Steeler fans hope not much. It will be interesting to see how this race develops as the weeks progress.


On a side note, I've always kind of pulled for the Bengals to get back to respectability. It's nice to see the loyal fans down there finally have something to cheer about again.
there's the skillz reply i was waiting for. 8)

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 8:34 pm
by Bleeding Orange
patrickbg wrote:
Jacobs4Heisman wrote:Tommy maddox was rustier on Sunday than a Kia in Pittsburgh weather. He played terribly and you can absolutely blame the loss on him.

The Steelers are fine -- they nearly beat a very good team (that beat the bengals btw) without their best two offensive players. The defense will keep them in every game they play even if the offense sputters.

The Bengals are a good team, but they lost to the only good team they have played. Of course the Steelers haven't really beaten anybody either so the same argument could be used each way. I expected the Ravens to be the competition for the North this year but I'd rather have it be the Bengals. I am very confident that Palmer can not beat the Steelers when the game is on the line. We'll see how much he has matured from last year -- us Steeler fans hope not much. It will be interesting to see how this race develops as the weeks progress.


On a side note, I've always kind of pulled for the Bengals to get back to respectability. It's nice to see the loyal fans down there finally have something to cheer about again.
there's the skillz reply i was waiting for. 8)
Patrick, don't go feeding his ego. :wink:

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 10:19 pm
by patrickbg
meh... i feed it and then knock it down a peg or two.

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 10:24 pm
by Bleeding Orange
patrickbg wrote:meh... i feed it and then knock it down a peg or two.
Ah, Patrick. Delightfully evil as ever! :lol:

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 10:45 pm
by patrickbg
Bleeding Orange wrote:
patrickbg wrote:meh... i feed it and then knock it down a peg or two.
Ah, Patrick. Delightfully evil as ever! :lol:
:twisted:

Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 10:15 am
by tekekini
Jacobs4Heisman wrote: The Steelers are fine -- they nearly beat a very good team (that beat the bengals btw) without their best two offensive players. The defense will keep them in every game they play even if the offense sputters.

The Bengals are a good team, but they lost to the only good team they have played. Of course the Steelers haven't really beaten anybody either so the same argument could be used each way. I expected the Ravens to be the competition for the North this year but I'd rather have it be the Bengals. I am very confident that Palmer can not beat the Steelers when the game is on the line. We'll see how much he has matured from last year -- us Steeler fans hope not much. It will be interesting to see how this race develops as the weeks progress.
I dont think it matters how good a team is in the NFL. any team can go out and beat anyone on any given day. Miami demolished the Broncos who are rolling and looking like the best team in the NFL but that doesnt make the Phish the best team in the league. Just because Pitt NEARLY beat JAX doesnt mean crap. its still a LOSS. BY THE WAY THE BENGALS NEARLY BEAT JAX AS WELL.

Palmer can beat the Pitt secondary..he has matured..he has chad johnson i hope he scored 2 or 3 TD's I can't wait to see those end zone dances.

bout time to get a bengals helmet for my den/bar area in my basement!