Kazkal Posted October 25, 2009 Report Posted October 25, 2009 Vikings got screwed out of taking lead but 83 got revenge on a ref lol. Quote
volcom69 Posted October 25, 2009 Report Posted October 25, 2009 Wow what a pop by Perterson on that play, come on vikings Quote
volcom69 Posted October 25, 2009 Report Posted October 25, 2009 GRRRRRR the Viks had the tie or maybe even the win shoot!!!!!!! Quote
Kazkal Posted October 25, 2009 Author Report Posted October 25, 2009 Wow I hope i'm not facing Carson Palmer in fantasy football Hell if I am it's worth it Yay! 28 nothing....Wow this feels good great job Brat,Zim Marvin and everyone just keep it up in 2nd half wanna see 62 to 0 Quote
Wisk Posted October 26, 2009 Report Posted October 26, 2009 I am so SICK of these breaks and referees PANDERING to the Steelers. In week 6, the Steelers were "awarded" a first down, against the Browns, by the refs AFTER A MEASUREMENT on 4th and 1 showed they had only gone 9 and 1/2 yards! TV replay showed the measurement as the announcers laughed and questioned what the referees could possibly be looking at when the ball clearly did not reach the stick! Now, in week 7, against the Vikings, the Vikes had a TD wiped-out when a lineman upended a Steeler defender while leading WITH HIS HEAD, but flagged for TRIPPING! Again, the announcers adamantly berated the call. The Steelers returned a Favre pick for a TD on the very next play. The Steeler INT play for a TD should NEVER have even taken place. A most crucial call in a huge game for both teams - and one that played large in the outcome of the game. Also sickening are the highlights of the PIT defensive TDs on Sportscenter - plays that would not have occurred had the refs not made the earlier tripping call. It was a great game to watch and unfortunate that the outcome was probably determined by a refs errant call. 1 last note - Am I the only one that noted the crack-back block by Hines Ward on the end-around run by Holmes where Ward AGAIN led WITH HIS HELMET to the head of a linebacker? How does a guy that had a rule instituted specifically for HIS PLAY get away with the exact behavior again to help spring his teammate for a big gain in a key game? Ward, perrenially voted by the NFLPA as one of the top-10 dirtiest players in the game continues such shenanigans! Quote
jjakq27 Posted October 26, 2009 Report Posted October 26, 2009 Somehow, some way that stuff always seems to go their way. I think that's what makes it so frustrating.As for Wines, he'll get his someday and then watch the Steeler Nation will boo-hoo in unison as to the dirtiness of the play when it happens to them. I'm almost to the point now that I don't pay that much attention to what they do or what any of them have to say. They are almost childish about it sometimes. Or maybe just spoiled. Quote
Ickey44 Posted October 26, 2009 Report Posted October 26, 2009 Well, I think that tripping call will serve as the worst call of the whole weekend. Without that phantom (and stupid) call, I think the Vikings hang on to win. No way to know for sure, but.... Quote
Kazkal Posted October 26, 2009 Author Report Posted October 26, 2009 I'm not a fan of chop blocking but it's legal and that was a chop block not a trip...Still find it funnier then shet that 83 (not sure on his name) totally was gunning for that ref haha... Quote
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