Italian Patriot
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I'd be interested in hearing more about your thoughts and fan reactions during those final moments with the time out, penalties etc... keeping the drive alive with just about everything except the Tuck rule coming out.
It's tough to know what's happening at the games sometimes and I'd love to hear about Raven fan reactions.
I still think its funny how so many Ravens fans are complaining about the Refs being against them - trying to "hurt" the Ravens by granting them a time out that they themselves asked for!
Apparently they're deluding themselves that there wasn't obscene holding on the last hail mary pass either as that would get in the way with the theories that the refs wanted the Pats to win.
Most of all I'd be interested in any assessment as to whether the cold and wind was affecting passes - noting you were not on the field, nor are you a QB or WR.
Seems to me that the hard hits put on by the Ravens had more impact in that WRs were looking over their shoulders and dropping passes by the dozen, and that the Defense played a subpar game, allowing a team that shouldn't have scored more than a dozen points have the lead going into the final seconds.
I've never heard an n-bomb at an NFL game, but I heard numerous last night. "Brady's a f**, Moss is a n*****" it was quite appalling. We parked in the lot outside the stadium under the overpasses, and they were fairly rowdy after the game, breaking glass, throwing things, and being generally unruly.
I had a moment as well, where emotion and irritation overcame me. That was just before the half, when Brady threw the pick. The Ravens fans went nuts, until, of course the fumble. Then they went dead quiet....and I seized that moment to scream "SUCK IT!" at the top of my lungs.