One of the key plays in the game was when he wrestled that ball away from Charles Tillman and another DB at about the 3 yard line. As the announcer said, he just wanted it more. It was ironic because Tillman made his reputation as a rookie when he wanted an end zone pass more than Randy Moss did and came down with the interception. They wrestled for the ball in the air and Tillman came down with it. That just didn't happen, at least at the time. Moss outleaped, overpowered, and generally dominated DB's. And Tillman went up for that ball and he got it. Salud.

I am over my disappontment about the Bears. They had a terrific season and I think they will be serious contenders next year, even with the tougher schedule.

All four of the teams I was cheering for last weekend lost, so I am not even sure who to cheer for. The Steelers, I guess. Or the Broncos. I guess in the Super Bowl I will be cheering for whoever emerges from the AFC.


>He would just run faster and jump higher then. :)
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>>>>Hoping for the Panthers (praying for the Panthers), but going with Pittsburg vs Seattle...
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>>>So far it still looks this way... we'll see what happens this afternoon...
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>>You would have to bring that up <s>. I give the Panthers credit for a great game plan and will just let it go at that. At one point I must admit I shouted out at the TV, from 45 miles away, "Kick Steve Smith in the nuts! Someone kick him in the nuts!"