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- lloydgreene
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Santonio.
by lloydgreene » Sun Sep 20, 2009 11:09 pm
Only fair to critique when its due.
Holmes must have been back on the chronic... let at least 4 very catchable balls go right through his hands. That may have been the single biggest reason we lost the game (other than 2 missed FG's).
Holmes must have been back on the chronic... let at least 4 very catchable balls go right through his hands. That may have been the single biggest reason we lost the game (other than 2 missed FG's).
Re: Santonio.
by smheart78 » Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:17 am
Santonio was certainly no MVP yesterday. He let 4, if not 5 drop for what amounted to be at least 100 yards of offense and at least 1 TD...no adjustments for the ball and no timing....Hines=consistently good.
- dadrfishing
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Re: Santonio.
by dadrfishing » Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:22 am
Santonio was definately not an MVP, drops 4-5 passes. But this was a definate team loss. Reed misses 2 FG one of them longer due to a Ben sack. Defensive back cant stop Cuttler...
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Re: Santonio.
by hatethebrowns » Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:18 pm
the whole team was off yesterday
looked like a blow hard billy was our coach
hopefully MT takes care of a completely worthless effort by a much better team that we saw on the field yesterday
looked like a blow hard billy was our coach
hopefully MT takes care of a completely worthless effort by a much better team that we saw on the field yesterday
"Now that I'm here, I don't want to just be here, I want to be here for a long time." Hines Ward 
, 1998.
, 1998.
Re: Santonio.
by PGHeaven » Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:57 pm
hatethebrowns wrote:the whole team was off yesterday
looked like a blow hard billy was our coach
hopefully MT takes care of a completely worthless effort by a much better team that we saw on the field yesterday
We heard a lot of preseason talk concerning the Post super bowl letdown (ala Billy Cowhers 2006 Steelers)
Looked like we ate those words in Chicago. I am seeing Holmes Woodley Harrison as believing their own press thus far
Re: Santonio.
by rick723 » Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:35 pm
Yinz don't think there was some blunts in the locker room before the game do youns?
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Re: Santonio.
by steelcitymetal » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:54 pm
rick723 wrote:Yinz don't think there was some blunts in the locker room before the game do youns?
even if there were, i don't think there was any dope left for santonio after reed got his hands on it.
- TheStillerWay86
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Re: Santonio.
by TheStillerWay86 » Sun Sep 27, 2009 3:06 pm
steelcitymetal wrote:rick723 wrote:Yinz don't think there was some blunts in the locker room before the game do youns?
even if there were, i don't think there was any dope left for santonio after reed got his hands on it.
If Dan the Man saw him he would have laid him the fuck out?
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