In both cases the opposing quarterbacks (Cassel and Vick) fumbled the ball at the goal line - into the endzone - and erased a sure touchdown from the scoreboard. If it weren't for those two fumbles both teams would have lost their games.
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In both cases the opposing quarterbacks (Cassel and Vick) fumbled the ball at the goal line - into the endzone - and erased a sure touchdown from the scoreboard. If it weren't for those two fumbles both teams would have lost their games.
True. Both defenses haven't been up to their usual level but they still are able to make some big plays when it counts. Cary Williams interception was proof of that last week.Quote:
Originally Posted by rharris1986
And furthermore - BOTH quarterbacks were Philly products (Cassel and Vick) - how wierd is that. Maybe that play came right out of Andy Reid's playbook.
Cassel came from the PatriotsQuote:
Originally Posted by rharris1986
My BAD - I was thinking of Kolb. Of course he came from the Pats. Sorry for the "brain fart"
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Originally Posted by GOTA
Right, I'm sure the rest of the game would have played out exactly the same way if the Ravens had been trailing, including the Ravens taking a knee to run out the clock.Quote:
Originally Posted by rharris1986