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Patriots 27 Ravens 24

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I wonder what Ray Lewis will have to say about his head coach.

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I think I hate Rodney Harrison more than any other player in any level of football. After the Pats player intercepted Boller, Harrison started jawing right at Billick who just blew him a kiss(which was genius and made me roll laughing). Harrison wasn't even close to being involved in the play and he started jawing to the other teams head coach.

I wonder what Ray Lewis will have to say about his head coach.

 

Whatever it is, I'm sure it will be INTENSE, because Ray Lewis is all about INTENSITY, and that INTENSITY spills down to his teammates, like Bart Scott, who was so INTENSE he started crying on the field like a freakin' girl. That franchise is a joke.

Oh, they won another one, all right, and they're still undefeated. But their 27-24 come-from-behind defeat of Baltimore was so ... well, extraordinary ... that more than a few of the losers had trouble coping with the defeat.

 

"That was a travesty," cornerback Samari Rolle said.

 

"They get a lot of calls, I'll say that," defensive back Jamaine Winborne said.

 

"Close only counts in horse shoes," linebacker Bart Scott said. "Bunch of B.S."

 

"It's hard to go out there and play the Patriots and the refs at the same time," cornerback Chris McAlister said. "They put the crown on top, and they want them to win."

 

"We had some bogus calls," said running back Willis McGahee, "but it is what it is."

http://sportsline.com/nfl/story/10510802

Billick will hopefully be gone after this year and the Ravens can start anew.

Does anyone else think that Billick looks like Craig T. Nelson from "Coach"?

Does anyone else think that Billick looks like Craig T. Nelson from "Coach"?

 

Now that you say something. :lol: He really does.

Does anyone else think that Billick looks like Craig T. Nelson from "Coach"?

 

Hmmm.

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Baltimore's going to fund an inner-city daycare with all the fines the NFL will hit them with...

 

As for the Pats...BLAH!!!

I would like to know how many people on BGP were Pats fans in the 90's.

 

I liked them, due to the fact they're from Boston, and then when Brady took over I really started to follow them seriously.

Billick's not the one who called the timeout.

Patriots have looked very ordinary of late. I am glad that they won for one reason only. Simply that I don't think that they have much chance losing 2 in a row. I'd prefer the Steelers to knock them off. Not saying that they will, only that if the Ravens had won, I think there'd be less chance of it happening twice, let alone in a row.

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Whatever it is, I'm sure it will be INTENSE, because Ray Lewis is all about INTENSITY, and that INTENSITY spills down to his teammates, like Bart Scott, who was so INTENSE he started crying on the field like a freakin' girl. That franchise is a joke.

 

Get 'em Jim! :ylsuper:

I like Brady, I guess thats why I dont notice what you do. Tonight, I for sure was not happy about how he handled himself in the press conference.

 

I just listened to it and I didn't hear where he did anything bad.

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