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One weird thing about this sequence is I thought it was a terrible spot on Beasley's catch - thought he was inside the 10. But the bad spot worked to our advantage in the end

Feel they are going to take that away. Just sneak up the middle

What an athletic play by Feliciano

NEED A TURNOVER!

Oh Tre

Was actually a pretty good play by Faker to not fumble

Holding call saved the drive

Turnover would be nice

That could change the game right there. Great goal line D - now make adjustments for D on the rest of the field on the sidelines now BEFORE halftime

How many balls are going to bounce off Knox's hands

The Struggle Bus parked at the Factory of Sadness

Extra Extra bad if he's in the press box

I feel it relevant that Chubb could be involved in this tale...

I kept looking to see if it had a video camera attached

Kurt Coleman should change his name to Colt Anderson

A shot of Kevin's Taylor liquid

Ah the memories when this game gets brought up. It's one of those experiences that can't be fully appreciated unless you were actually there. I feel like there should be some kind of support group comprised of the fans that were at that game. We all collectively experienced something so awful, so horrible, that the shared experience bonds us in a brotherhood for the rest of our days that can never be broken. My son and I still talk about this game. His experience was even worse - he was a young kid and had a bad case of the flu but wanted badly to go all the same. The highlight of the game was a guy running down our aisle in the upper deck and tripping almost exactly at our row and literally going airborne like some kind of drunk fan superhero - flying parallel to the aisle for what seemed like 20 rows before crashing head first at the bottom. Then he popped up and disappeared. It was incredible. The only good thing we saw that day.

I was actually being sarcastic So sick of the Bellicheat 4-D chess narrrative

He does get away with it un-called a lot - the majority of the time - the reason he is getting called for it the most is simply the frequency at which he does it. Most QBs don't do it because they know the rules. Brady thinks the rule doesn't apply to him. Even though most are not called - he does it so often that even just calling it a percentage of the time results in him leading the league.

I think you are forgetting only Bill B plays chess - the rest of us checkers

It's a shame Devin will never be good b/c he's "slow" (look at his 40 time!) and will - you know - get chased down from behind on all the 80+ yard straight line runs in the open field that RBs have with such frequency

Wait. You dare say Chase Winovich is not legendary?

Painful for you, pleasure for me

Ha ha bellicheat what a miserable douche