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It's all part of God's plan, Deus.
Well, God was wrong. And I should know, because I play Fantasy Creation.
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If I am not mistaken,Pittsburgh also claimed NE was cheating against them during thier playoff games so its about equal as to what these two teams think of us - And if they DO hate this team who really cares anyway?
May the best team win tomorrow and we should not care either way (unless you placed a bet on it) - end of story
Trust me, I HATE the Steelers, BUT I must admit that when Spygate was all over the news, I recall the Steelers as the only team to officially comment to the media along the lines of "so what?".
It's all part of God's plan, Deus.
I wonder if Warner will complain that the Steelers cheated because they are all on HGH... or I wonder if that story will just completely disapear now.
Yeah. It took a lot of cheating to make Kurt throw that 100 yard INT at the goal line for a 10 or 14 point turnaround.
When you run exactly the same offensive scheme for 17 weeks in a row, you have to expect a good team who has plenty of time to prepare for you to expect some things.
ProFootballTalk.com - WARNER HINTS AT SUPER BOWL XXXVI CHEATING AGAIN
this is the hypocrisy of warner i dont get. he plays the nice guy who sent congratulatory ntoes to BB after winning the SB and last yr when we had the success but still keeps hinting this.
i think i want warner to get pummelled now by james harrison and crew.
"The latter game, a 41-27 defeat, occurred during Roethlisberger’s rookie season, when Whisenhunt was Pittsburgh’s offensive coordinator and play-caller. Recalling that chilly evening in January of ’05, Whisenhunt remembered plays he sent in that, as soon as the ball was snapped, New England’s players defended perfectly. The Pats’ uncanny sense of what was coming baffled him at the time, and now he had a possible explanation."
When you run exactly the same offensive scheme for 17 weeks in a row, you have to expect a good team who has plenty of time to prepare for you to expect some things.
Also, the spygate stuff wasn't the defense, it was the offense.