blaming the lord ???
"It's extreme disbelief," Vanderjagt said. "From the Polamalu interception reversal to Jerome's fumble, everything seemed to be lined up in our favor. I guess the Lord forgot about the football team."
blaming the lord ???
"It's extreme disbelief," Vanderjagt said. "From the Polamalu interception reversal to Jerome's fumble, everything seemed to be lined up in our favor. I guess the Lord forgot about the football team."
blaming the lord ???
"It's extreme disbelief," Vanderjagt said. "From the Polamalu interception reversal to Jerome's fumble, everything seemed to be lined up in our favor. I guess the Lord forgot about the football team."
Vanderjerk is history in Indy. The last two huge kicks this guy has had to make, during game 1 of the regular season in '04 and today, he's choked it off. Pey-a-ton doesn't like him anyway. He's about to get Doug Brien'd.
This team is quite a joke! Vanderjerk is mad at God---I think he needs to remember that it was the refs that gave them all the breaks and then he blew the kick!
When will this team take any responsibility! All i hear is how great a guy Tony Dungy is (and i am sure he is) but he's not a great coach becuase your team emulates you and this is quite the trend that the dolts have for not taking responsibility for their own play--but blaming everyone else but them!
vanderjagt has proven to me he is a poor clutch kicker. the one today was awful, that pats game, and i remember he won that TB monday night game a few years ago on like a 25 yard fg, but that was going to miss until a tb player tipped it in, and this is right after he missed a fg but got another chance because a TB player was "leaping".
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