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Getting in late
 

Ok, even if we overlook any of the so-called bad calls made by refs, and lets say Big Ben does get in,and lets also say that Holmes' got both feet down, what about the obvious block in the back by a steeler player on the Harrison interception run back. It happened almost at the end of the play, one of the last blocks. I saw the play as it happened, but no-one mentioned it, and then saw it reviewed on sports center and they also thought it was a VERY CLEAR clip on the play. Just my $.02

I haven't been able to read any hate posts because the glare from these 6 Lombardi's is too fantastic.


I need a welder's mask or something...

Heck Yeah.



I think she's hotter now.


Reminds me of my first trip to Amsterdam...

That's a whole-lotta woman!

Give Romo props on that one
 

Yeah, she is alright in my book. Oh yeah, frstplc frstplc frstplc frstplc frstplc frstplc .

Please tell me you are talking about Woodley's block on Hightower.

Watch this video piece at exactly 4:00.

http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d80e97cd9

The block is from the side. Hightower is coming from a diagonal and Woodley is running straight up field, he didn't block him in the back. Also, watch it at 4:23 and you can clearly see that, unlike what Bill Simmons says on ESPN.com, Harrison was not down before the goal line.

And I'm not even sure it's legal to run for 25 yards out of bounds before coming in to make a tackle.

And by the way, CLIPPING, as defined in the rulebook, is an illegal block from behind AND below the waist, which wasn't what happened there by any means.

AND ... even if you want to call a phantom illegal block ... don't forget, there was a personal foul facemask call on the Cardinals on that play, as well, which would have been enforced had Harrison not scored. In addition, at that point, the Cardinals were considered the defensive team (it was post-possession), so the Steelers would have had one untimed down.

And, if you're going to say Big Ben got in on that first-quarter play (which he didn't), then it's 24-23 Steelers there at the end and the rest of the conversation is moot. lffng$

Given Jessica Simpson's size now, I don't think I physically could kick her out of bed. :rtfl:

just because the white boy was slow Im sure they has some fast conerblacks

Ed, I think you need another set of glasses. This is the first time I saw the replay, and it is clear as a bell that #56 of the Steelers pushed #34 of the Cards from behind. Stop the play at the 3:34 mark and you will see #56's right hand on top of #34's right shoulder and his left hand is in the middle of his back as he pushes him down. It's not what lost the game for the Cards though. Letting the other team march down the field and scoring a TD in less than 2 minutes is what did the Cards in.

The proof is in the picture!