It wasn't even the Super Bowl. On the list of traumatic losses, the Seahawks INT is higher on the list.Some retard on the radio just said this Saints loss was more devastating for him than when he lost his house during hurricane Katrina.
JFC, people are stupid.Some retard on the radio just said this Saints loss was more devastating for him than when he lost his house during hurricane Katrina.
Some retard on the radio just said this Saints loss was more devastating for him than when he lost his house during hurricane Katrina.
Also, just hearing about that play during every game the next year would almost make every game unwatchable. That was straight up brutal and devastating as a sports fan. The DB had at least 4 options of how to play that pass that would've ended the game, instead he lowered his head and without seeing anything but the fucking ground, completely whiffed. At least he also knocked his own guy out of the play as well. Unreal.
I do but a lot of people forget that wasn't the end of the game. Dallas was driving with like a minute left but Danny ended up fumbling after being sacked and SF recovered. It was gut wrenching.
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Oh yeah? How you ya know Garrett doesn't do this? Huh? Huh? He could do it behind closed doors. Do ya know if he does that? Well, do ya?
Do you think it burns Jerry that he trained Zimmer and never got to enjoy the fruits of that development?
Exactly, and a lot of people have forgotten that. Too much emphasis is placed on the catch. We still had a legitimate chance with about a minute left when White had the ball ripped from him.
Yeah and instead "The Catch" was immortalized for all time. I can't even watch a commercial that shows it over thirty years later, it gets pushed as some iconic football moment. He was an average receiver in the right place at the right time, something like an afterthought 8th, 9th round pick.
God I hope so.
Nah, The pugh thing is bullshit, stick anyone there, suh, mean joe greene, they ain't penetrating and stopping him in that environment. The romo bobble, Ehh i guess, but didn't terry glenn fumble inside our own five in that game? Seems like it and it was way more impactful. The catch? Shit happens, montana threw up a prayer. I say crayton for quitting on a ball that absolutely was a touchdown, jackie smith yeah that was bad....and danny fumble post The Catch, those are the worst to me.
