NFL Divisional Round Thread: Another Step on the March to the Eagles-Titans Super Bowl

Not according to @trifectarich . He’s glad he doesn’t have to watch anymore, yet he did.

 

When the Steelers fell behind by three touchdowns, I hit the mute button, went into my office (from where I could occasionally glance up and see the screen), fired up the laptop and did some work on a project that's due this week. Did that for the rest of that game and the entire first half of NO-Minn. Missed the third quarter for dinner. Kept working for the rest of the game, not turning up the volume until the final few minutes.

I don't care what happens in the final three games of the season; if I watch at all, it'll be half-heartedly because I have no dog in the fight (except hoping the Pats don't win it all). As far as including the walk-off among the greatest plays of all-time, I'll vote no; I prefer greatness to be defined by exceptional play, not bone-headed stupidity.

 

If nothing else, I hope that play is etched in the memory of every DB who opts for the dive/hit instead of just tackling someone. Wrap it up. That was Buckner-esque.

 

That's a good front and a GREAT photo.

 

Williams turned himself into the human equivalent of a 7-10 split.

 

Williams did hit an imaginary person, so...

 

Williams also turned himself into a great exhibition of how to handle oneself after the fact. Own it, explain it, apologize for it, and dont run away like a squirelly little bitch. Did you watch, Cam?

 

Ghost to the Post in 1978 or so (Stabler to Casper in Baltimore in double overtime) and last year's Super Bowl. I think.

 

Tebow didn't have it as much as Demariyus Thomas did. It was a 6-yard pass that my mother could have completed and a 74-yard run.

 

That one was pretty obvious. Not your garden-variety neutral-zone deal.

 

#Noonecares