especially when the DT, who got injured in the superbowl,
said it was his fault they lost the game (his voice started to crack a bit too)
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Originally posted by jprchrds:
they would have beat anyone else in the nfc that season.... Joe Cool, Jerry and the forgotten one Mr. John Taylor had the final say.... Anyone agree with me when I say Taylor was the second best reciever to ever play the game?
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
The story behind the failure of '88 Bengals wasn't just about Joe being a Godly QB (or the loss of Krumrie, early into the game), but Cincy setting its own fate by playing overly-emotional football for 3 full quarters, and deflating hard amidst the quarter which counted the most.
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Yeah, were the '98 Niners on that list.

Originally posted by BirdmanJr:Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Yeah, were the '98 Niners on that list.
Seriously. 1998 I thought we were SB bound
Goddamn Falcons
Originally posted by StOnEy333:Originally posted by BirdmanJr:Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Yeah, were the '98 Niners on that list.
Seriously. 1998 I thought we were SB bound
Goddamn Falcons
IMO, it had more to do with Hearst snapping his ankle than it did with the Falcons.
Originally posted by StOnEy333:Originally posted by BirdmanJr:Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Yeah, were the '98 Niners on that list.
Seriously. 1998 I thought we were SB bound
Goddamn Falcons
IMO, it had more to do with Hearst snapping his ankle than it did with the Falcons.

Originally posted by jprchrds:
they would have beat anyone else in the nfc that season.... Joe Cool, Jerry and the forgotten one Mr. John Taylor had the final say.... Anyone agree with me when I say Taylor was the second best reciever to ever play the game?