Troy always manages to make a big play when it's needed. I think that's what puts him on an entirely different level than his peers.
I'm waiting for the crying/ conspiracy theories to start. It may have just been me, but I swear they didn't have the same swagger that they had in the first two games.
I'm contemplating sending out an email to all my Raven fan co-workers requesting a collection of all their "Wacko For Flacco" and "Joe The Quarterback" t-shirts (of which there were many on Friday).
This will be done under the guise of collecting them to send to starving kids in Africa. We will also accept Ravens AFC Champions gear purchased prematurely in a fit of delusion (normal state for these idiots) from NFLShop.com. But actually I'm planning on hauling them up to Fans house to burn the sons-of-bitches in his home made fire pit!
My line for this morning everytime I see a Ravens fan is "I'm Wacko for Flacco too!" At least as far as I've seen so far, we have indeed shut them up. The prevailing attitude finally has become, "We're not as good as Pittsburgh." No shit, Jack.
As for their stupid "What's our name?" slogan. The answer is an emphatic "Jagoffs." And their "Organized Chaos" theme lacked organization.
I don't want to come down too hard on them. Their team overachieved this season and they have a lot to feel good about. After all, Willis MaGahee is still alive!
But on the other side, it is not good to gloat for long. Creates bad karma for the next game. At the end of the day, I say the Ravens were a worthy opponent. And on to Tampa to meet Whiz & Grimm's Cardinals.
Next game will be interesting with all the coaching stuff surrounding it. Troy saved the day. They played well. If they didn't draw some penalties and make some stupid mistakes the game would have been in the bag and I wouldn't have been feeling so sick - well, I do have the flu but they did scare me a little bit. Bring on the Stupidbirds.
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I would LOVE to be at your office tomorrow! Mine is going to be dead enough, but I'm sure you will bring excitement to the Baltimore area.
Troy always manages to make a big play when it's needed. I think that's what puts him on an entirely different level than his peers.
I'm waiting for the crying/ conspiracy theories to start. It may have just been me, but I swear they didn't have the same swagger that they had in the first two games.
I'm contemplating sending out an email to all my Raven fan co-workers requesting a collection of all their "Wacko For Flacco" and "Joe The Quarterback" t-shirts (of which there were many on Friday).
This will be done under the guise of collecting them to send to starving kids in Africa. We will also accept Ravens AFC Champions gear purchased prematurely in a fit of delusion (normal state for these idiots) from NFLShop.com. But actually I'm planning on hauling them up to Fans house to burn the sons-of-bitches in his home made fire pit!
My line for this morning everytime I see a Ravens fan is "I'm Wacko for Flacco too!" At least as far as I've seen so far, we have indeed shut them up. The prevailing attitude finally has become, "We're not as good as Pittsburgh." No shit, Jack.
As for their stupid "What's our name?" slogan. The answer is an emphatic "Jagoffs." And their "Organized Chaos" theme lacked organization.
I don't want to come down too hard on them. Their team overachieved this season and they have a lot to feel good about. After all, Willis MaGahee is still alive!
But on the other side, it is not good to gloat for long. Creates bad karma for the next game. At the end of the day, I say the Ravens were a worthy opponent. And on to Tampa to meet Whiz & Grimm's Cardinals.
Next game will be interesting with all the coaching stuff surrounding it.
Troy saved the day.
They played well.
If they didn't draw some penalties and make some stupid mistakes the game would have been in the bag and I wouldn't have been feeling so sick - well, I do have the flu but they did scare me a little bit.
Bring on the Stupidbirds.
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