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Steelers/Ravens Updates

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I'm not a fan of the Ravens at all....:sssh:

 

Then watch the games before you consider yourself an expert:sssh:

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No but she's blonde.:D

 

lol, so? Just for that I'm dying it brown tomorrow.

lol, I can do no such thing. My sundays will now be ruled by this show since it has day long marathons on Oxygen!!! :)

 

 

ps: Rocket, I don't know how any of these people are, but the only reason a lot of people I know are cheering for the Ravens is because they are facing the Steelers. Like I said, I don't curr.

 

I don't care who anyone roots for, I'm a casual NFL fan at most, but I can say with certainty that the Ravens are dirty and I don't like them, and if others make generalized statements that the Steelers or Bengals or anyone else is equally as dirty I want to hear some examples because I don't think there's any place in football for purposely trying to hurt someone after the whistle

Then watch the games before you consider yourself an expert:sssh:

 

I watch the games guy, that's why I'm one of several that know the Steelers play just as dirty as the Ravens....

I watch the games guy, that's why I'm one of several that know the Steelers play just as dirty as the Ravens....

 

Yet you can't name a single example, isn't that ironic?:lol:

I don't care who anyone roots for, I'm a casual NFL fan at most, but I can say with certainty that the Ravens are dirty and I don't like them, and if others make generalized statements that the Steelers or Bengals or anyone else is equally as dirty I want to hear some examples because I don't think there's any place in football for purposely trying to hurt someone after the whistle

 

 

But couldn't you argue that ONE player is dirty, as opposed to the entire Ravens team? I mean the guy who did what you speak of is dirty, sure. But the whole team probably isn't. Just like Ward made a dirtbag hit on Rivers, but that doesn't mean everyone on Steelers team is a dirtbag ya know?

Well obviously you've read none of my prior posts on this subject.

 

Ok, here are the examples just from the playoffs AGAIN...

 

Against the Dolphins, #39 for the Ravens on punt coverage after the tackle can be clearly seen standing up with and twisiting the guys ankle and the guy kicking him in the chest. Same game Suggs throws several forearms under the face mask of an already taclked Ronnie Brown. The next against the Titans when Ed Reed took and already down Chris Johnson and bent his back over like a pretzel.

 

Those examples clear enough for you?

This is the closest you came to saying that:

 

"I've honestly never once seen a Steelers player cranking an ankle after the whistle"

 

You never once posted anything in this thread approaching what you just did. But yeah, THOSE examples are clear enough.

I'm American! HELLOOOOO. I'm watching AMERICA'S Next Top Model ha.

 

Yes, but the host of the show found her first fame in the likes of France and Japan! :sssh::ylsuper:

lol, so? Just for that I'm dying it brown tomorrow.

 

I bet you don't, in fact I don't even think you can....

Yes, but the host of the show found her first fame in the likes of France and Japan! :sssh::ylsuper:

 

lol, how do you know!? YOURE A FAN TOO!?? I'm so excited!

This is the closest you came to saying that:

 

"I've honestly never once seen a Steelers player cranking an ankle after the whistle"

 

You never once posted anything in this thread approaching what you just did. But yeah, THOSE examples are clear enough.

 

I posted it several times in other threads about the Ravens..

I bet you don't, in fact I don't even think you can....

 

What do you mean I can't? hmmm?

lol, how do you know!? YOURE A FAN TOO!?? I'm so excited!

 

Wikipedia... And the fact that my Girlfriend watches that horrid show.

 

I'll shut up now.

But couldn't you argue that ONE player is dirty, as opposed to the entire Ravens team? I mean the guy who did what you speak of is dirty, sure. But the whole team probably isn't. Just like Ward made a dirtbag hit on Rivers, but that doesn't mean everyone on Steelers team is a dirtbag ya know?

 

Stop making sense, he won't stand for it....:argue:

Well obviously you've read none of my prior posts on this subject.

 

Ok, here are the examples just from the playoffs AGAIN...

 

Against the Dolphins, #39 for the Ravens on punt coverage after the tackle can be clearly seen standing up with and twisiting the guys ankle and the guy kicking him in the chest. Same game Suggs throws several forearms under the face mask of an already taclked Ronnie Brown. The next against the Titans when Ed Reed took and already down Chris Johnson and bent his back over like a pretzel.

 

Those examples clear enough for you?

BTW, I can't speak to the other examples because I didn't see the Ravens/Dolphins, but I don't recall the whistle having blown when Johnson was being tackled, and it looked to me like he was trying to push him back and stop him from getting a first down. It happens all the time, it just doesn't always happen while someone is already on him creating the situation that it did.

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