Originally posted by: rise
whatever, we'll see what haoppens when the pats play the steelers, like in said in the other thread.Originally posted by: Alistar7
Originally posted by: rise
wtf??? you asked what would happen if Moss didn't play. thats an if. you can try to paint your steelers in any light you want, but the fact is that they aren't as good as the pats.Originally posted by: Alistar7
Originally posted by: The Boston Dangler
Originally posted by: Alistar7
Originally posted by: The Boston Dangler
hmmm...must have been all the che, no wait, it's the weak schedule, i mean, running up the score, umm, if only my guy was healthy, yeah, that's the one. if only my guy was healthy...
the 2 best teams in the league, maybe ever, played an awesome football game today. offense, defense, coaching, teamwork and individual effeort were all as good as it gets.
Take Moss away from the Patriots today, think it would have turned out the same? Pats lucky to come back from a 21-10 deficit with less than 10 minutes to play. Best two teams, EVER? How long you been watching football, 4 weeks?
Another team with a good D and solid running game can do the same to the Pats. Pitt has a better D than Indy, and I can't wait to see Fast Willie against that slow D.
if, if, if. that's loser talk if i ever heard it.
Not a Colts fan, stop reading your bias into objective comments. BTW the word "if" is not anywhere in my post
Yeah, still don't see the word "IF" in my original question. It was a serious question, unless you think the Colts not having Harrison had no effect, likewise the Pats not having Moss would have no effect on their offense. If you truly believe that, then you are obviously far too biased in regards to these teams. Be nice to be able to talk football without all the fanbois.
just remeber, you play with the players you have. it's not FF. line up and play. the pats will beat the steelers 9 out of 10, and this won't be the 1 for the steelers.
Fanboi award of the day
I don't care who wins the regular season matchup, it is nothing more than a regular season scrimmage.