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does anyone else remember AD in this game?
All i remember is the Ravens blowing numerous opportunities and Ed Reed getting screwed over on a call when they said he was out of bounds.
But the Colts offense was pretty much shut down all game.
He didn't do so well when Clark caught that nasty pass for a crucial first down toward the end of the game. Speaking of nasty, how about first and goal from your own one, with 9:15 to play in the half, on the road, in a hostile environment, clinging to a 6-3 lead?? How about responding with a 6 minute 64 yard drive? Can't believe he didn't choke there
He didn't do so well when Clark caught that nasty pass for a crucial first down toward the end of the game. Speaking of nasty, how about first and goal from your own one, with 9:15 to play in the half, on the road, in a hostile environment, clinging to a 6-3 lead?? How about responding with a 6 minute 64 yard drive? Can't believe he didn't choke there
You realize Manning threw what should have been two more picks to Ed Reed, but Ray Lewis actually knocked the ball away from Reed (his own teammate)?
Why do people refer to him as AD when his initials are AT.
And I'm really not trying to be a wise bass, there have been several posts now that refer to Adalius Thomas as AD.
This is true. I will add that Chris McAllister was in line to pick one off as well that Lewis knocked away from him. Don't know if that's one you are talking about or another opportunity in itself.
Why do people refer to him as AD when his initials are AT.
And I'm really not trying to be a wise bass, there have been several posts now that refer to Adalius Thomas as AD.
Nice try, but I was physically at that game and the Clark catch that you speak of was covered by Ravens' nickleback Corey Ivy, not A.D. Good attempt though to skew the details in front of those who might not know otherwise.
All day.
10 char.
Clark only had 2 catches on 11 passes thrown his way. He was defended all day by Thomas, Johnson and Suggs.......The 2 receptions were against Reed and Ivy.
Nice try, but I was physically at that game and the Clark catch that you speak of was covered by Ravens' nickleback Corey Ivy, not A.D. Good attempt though to skew the details in front of those who might not know otherwise.
That sounds right. I see you live in Baldwin, did you go the game Pat, just wondering?
The thing about that is, A.D. can certainly cover, but Suggs really isn't known for that. He's more of a converted DE pass rusher. I can't remember specific plays, but if Suggs could cover Clark at least halfway decently, than you would think that the Pats could cover him with their current personnel.