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KingTitan
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| lamont wrote: | | KingTitan wrote: | Just talking about Super Bowl pains....
At least when the Titans won, I didn't feel cheated. Disappointed, but not cheated.
If I was a 49ers fan, I'd feel cheated and if the Ravens would have lost, I'd felt very cheated due to that blackout and lost momentum. |
You meant lost right?  
The 49ers came up 5 yards short and the Titans came up a yard short. I bet both games hurt the same. The 49ers will look back on this game for years and think about the plays they left on the field. I know the old Titan players think about that Super Bowl and realize they left some plays on that field long before Dyson came up a yard short. You have to play in the moment, because you will probably never make it back to that big stage and it will definately not be with that same exact team with the turnover rate in free agency now. Perfect example is the Ravens will have to possibly cut Boldin, Jacoby Jones and not resign Ed Reed to pay Flacco and Paul Kruger. Embrace the opportunity to win the Super Bowl, because you may not get a chance again. Unless you are Randy Moss, who stunk up the field last night.  I really thought he would go all out after he lost with the patriots, but he was not selling out like a guy hungry to get his ring like Boldin was last night. |
Oops, obviously I have a distored reality when it comes to our lost..lol
But I was saying if I was a Niners fan I would probably be really upset about that last pass and the "no call." It leaves you with a dirty taste in your mouth even if it was the right call. It was borderline.
At least with us, it was just a matter of Mike Jones making a good play.
Throughout the game, of course the Titans left some plays out there and that pass to Issac Bruce, i think, was horrible pass defense.
But it was on the field play, rather than a call that maybe could have gave you a TD or a chance at more plays. That would suck more than having a player make or not make a play. |
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Dionysus
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I was wondering if there was a WR coing out who was much like Anquan Boldin that we could get. But since he might not be back with the Ravens next season, why not go after Boldin himself? I'd easily give up a couple of choice players to make some room for him and what he could bring to our receiving corps.
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Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL.
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Dionysus
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| titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps.
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lamont
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| Dionysus wrote: | | titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps. |
It is simple what Caldwell was doing this year. He would line Boldin, Dickson & Petta up in a 'trips' look to one side of the field and Torrey Smith to the opposite side. Flacco likes to throw deep to his right, so Smith would go deep to that side and the 2 TEs and Boldin would occupy the middle of the field over to the opposite sideline. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years. Derrick Mason torched Chris Hope and Nick Harper in that 2008 playoff game here on the right sideline deep and that was Flacco's rookie year.
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Dionysus
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| lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps. |
It is simple what Caldwell was doing this year. He would line Boldin, Dickson & Petta up in a 'trips' look to one side of the field and Torrey Smith to the opposite side. Flacco likes to throw deep to his right, so Smith would go deep to that side and the 2 TEs and Boldin would occupy the middle of the field over to the opposite sideline. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years. Derrick Mason torched Chris Hope and Nick Harper in that 2008 playoff game here on the right sideline deep and that was Flacco's rookie year. |
Yeah, I remember all too well...thanks for the painful memories.
I'm trying to think happy thoughts now.
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| Dionysus wrote: | | lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps. |
It is simple what Caldwell was doing this year. He would line Boldin, Dickson & Petta up in a 'trips' look to one side of the field and Torrey Smith to the opposite side. Flacco likes to throw deep to his right, so Smith would go deep to that side and the 2 TEs and Boldin would occupy the middle of the field over to the opposite sideline. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years. Derrick Mason torched Chris Hope and Nick Harper in that 2008 playoff game here on the right sideline deep and that was Flacco's rookie year. |
Yeah, I remember all too well...thanks for the painful memories.
I'm trying to think happy thoughts now. |
My bad dude. I was just making a point. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years, but he is the new "elite" QB now that he has won the big one.
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Dionysus
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| lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps. |
It is simple what Caldwell was doing this year. He would line Boldin, Dickson & Petta up in a 'trips' look to one side of the field and Torrey Smith to the opposite side. Flacco likes to throw deep to his right, so Smith would go deep to that side and the 2 TEs and Boldin would occupy the middle of the field over to the opposite sideline. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years. Derrick Mason torched Chris Hope and Nick Harper in that 2008 playoff game here on the right sideline deep and that was Flacco's rookie year. |
Yeah, I remember all too well...thanks for the painful memories.
I'm trying to think happy thoughts now. |
My bad dude. I was just making a point. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years, but he is the new "elite" QB now that he has won the big one. |
Hey, you have to finally give the man his due. He out-dualed Luck, Manning, and Brady to get to the SuperBowl. Then not only won the SuperBowl, but he was the MVP while throwing 13 TDs and 0 INTs through the entire postseason. The dude didn't earn his respect, he stepped up and TOOK his respect from all the naysayers. He's the new "Joe Cool" of the NFL. I'm not a Ravens fan, but I'm really happy for the guy.
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So me and my friend were longboarding down a HUGE hill today and we happened to look over in this driveway and we seen a super old senile lady laying down on her driveway and her walker knocked over, so we stopped and went up to see if she was alright. We got to her and I asked her if anything was hurting and she kinda just looked at me and mumbled something that sounded like no. Then I asked if she wanted me to call an ambulance and she look at me with her big scared, teary eyes and didn't even say anything, and I could tell she just wanted to get up. So me and my friend helped her up and got her back on her walker and she just started walking and mumbled something that sounded like thank you and continued walking around her driveway, for exercise I guess.
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| Dionysus wrote: | | lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps. |
It is simple what Caldwell was doing this year. He would line Boldin, Dickson & Petta up in a 'trips' look to one side of the field and Torrey Smith to the opposite side. Flacco likes to throw deep to his right, so Smith would go deep to that side and the 2 TEs and Boldin would occupy the middle of the field over to the opposite sideline. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years. Derrick Mason torched Chris Hope and Nick Harper in that 2008 playoff game here on the right sideline deep and that was Flacco's rookie year. |
Yeah, I remember all too well...thanks for the painful memories.
I'm trying to think happy thoughts now. |
My bad dude. I was just making a point. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years, but he is the new "elite" QB now that he has won the big one. |
Hey, you have to finally give the man his due. He out-dualed Luck, Manning, and Brady to get to the SuperBowl. Then not only won the SuperBowl, but he was the MVP while throwing 13 TDs and 0 INTs through the entire postseason. The dude didn't earn his respect, he stepped up and TOOK his respect from all the naysayers. He's the new "Joe Cool" of the NFL. I'm not a Ravens fan, but I'm really happy for the guy. |
I hate the ravens. The end. 
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| lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | lamont wrote: | | Dionysus wrote: | | titanrick wrote: | | Boldin is the best WR in NFL history who can also disappear for months at a time. So strange... does Flacco just decide he's not throwing to him in months that end in "ber"? Man, when he's involved in the gameplan, I always come away thinking he's one of the better WRs in the NFL. |
I don't quite know what the deal is with the disappearing act either, but man when he shows up, it's on. Maybe that's the reason Cameron got fired. When Caldwell took over, it looked like he took the handcuffs off Flacco a lot more with the 3-wide sets. That brought Boldin back to his beast-mode. I wouldn't mind seeing that in OUR receiving corps. |
It is simple what Caldwell was doing this year. He would line Boldin, Dickson & Petta up in a 'trips' look to one side of the field and Torrey Smith to the opposite side. Flacco likes to throw deep to his right, so Smith would go deep to that side and the 2 TEs and Boldin would occupy the middle of the field over to the opposite sideline. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years. Derrick Mason torched Chris Hope and Nick Harper in that 2008 playoff game here on the right sideline deep and that was Flacco's rookie year. |
Yeah, I remember all too well...thanks for the painful memories.
I'm trying to think happy thoughts now. |
My bad dude. I was just making a point. Flacco has been throwing deep to his right for years, but he is the new "elite" QB now that he has won the big one. |
Hey, you have to finally give the man his due. He out-dualed Luck, Manning, and Brady to get to the SuperBowl. Then not only won the SuperBowl, but he was the MVP while throwing 13 TDs and 0 INTs through the entire postseason. The dude didn't earn his respect, he stepped up and TOOK his respect from all the naysayers. He's the new "Joe Cool" of the NFL. I'm not a Ravens fan, but I'm really happy for the guy. |
I hate the ravens. The end. |
Me too. I could care less if their team folded and packed up and moved.
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| Quote: | Lions informed RE Kyle Vanden Bosch of his release.
The KVB, Titus Young, and Stephen Peterman cuts save Detroit $8.5M in cap space. Vanden Bosch, 34, was carrying a $10.7M cap number with $7M due via bonus and salary. So this was an obvious move after he registered just 3.5 sacks in 2012. KVB started all 16 games over each of the last two seasons, spending the last three in Detroit. After experiencing a career revival under DL coach Jim Washburn in Tennessee, Vanden Bosch signed a four-year deal with the Lions. Washburn was recently hired by Detroit, which isn't a good sign for what's left in Vanden Bosch's tank. |
"Paging a Mr. Kanden Bosch, there is a Jeffrey Fisher calling from St. Louis on line 1".
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Anyone else get an absolute KICK out of watching the Jag fans trip over themselves defending their new (female) logo in the NFL Gen thread? Hilarious stuff
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We're doing the Make A Movie Draft in the Entertainment Forum if anyone's interested. Each of us drafts a cast, crew, and director for films that we make up. If you've got a cool idea for a story, or an adaptation of something, join up, it's a lot of fun.
http://www.footballsfuture.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=513042
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