“Lee Evans had both feet down with possession-that’s a TD. Game over Ravens win! Oh wait-its the Pats! Hmm the refs want to keep their cushy jobs don’t they? Incomplete!”

Wow, although it is difficult to decipher your third grade level grammar, it seems to me you are suggesting a conspiracy theory. Wow. That is so sad and pathetic. Adjust the rabbit ears in your trailer and look at it again with your good eye – the second foot wasn’t down when the ball was dislodged. It was a good two inches from landing. Thus ends another promising broadcasting career. I beg you not to procreate.

Now where’s my pizza?

You’re right-it was close and anyone that says anything less clearly lacks objectivity and common sense. But the key word is “almost” simultaneously. Using standard DVR and HD, we found the frame where the ball is dislodged and his foot is still 2 inches from the ground. Live it was tough to see and god bless the official for getting it right. In slow motion there is simply no doubt he got it right.

What you are missing is reality. The second foot was not down when the ball became dislodged.

Baltimore Ravens = 1 Super Bowl win, one appearence.

Pittsburgh Steelers = 6 Super Bowl wins, eight appearences.

GO STEELERS!!

HA!

At the end of the day, a QB who has presence and the ability to step up in the pocket, manage games, play under pressure, and make good decisions on the field….those are the guys who almost always win in the end.

Athletic ability, arm strength, running ability…all a bunch of smoke. Smarts and leadership – I’ll take that any day over the likes of Smith, Vick, Flacco, or Newton.

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Except Flacco had a much better day than Brady today. He was more accurate, better in the pocket, better stats (same completion percentage but Flacco had more yards, more TDs, and fewer INTs, almost a 40-point-higher QB rating), etc. The QBs did not decide that game.

Oh wait I forgot — he only shows up and shoot his mouth off when his team wins.

So I wonder what excuse Suggs will have when he doesn’t show up on ESPN tomorrow?

“But it’s something that we’ve practiced,” Koch said. “I thought there was plenty of time for him to get set up and do his thing. I’m not sure how rushed he really felt.”

Oh and Suggs — whose couch will YOU be watching the game from?

“Joe Flacco is a modern day Neil O’Donnell.”

O’Donnell STILL has the lowest INT in the history of the NFL….but not in the Super Bowl…

But at least HE’S BEEN TO ONE!

At the end of the day, a QB who has presence and the ability to step up in the pocket, manage games, play under pressure, and make good decisions on the field….those are the guys who almost always win in the end.

Athletic ability, arm strength, running ability…all a bunch of smoke. Smarts and leadership – I’ll take that any day over the likes of Smith, Vick, Flacco, or Newton.

Joe Flacco is a modern day Neil O’Donnell.

It’s been obvious for years that like the Jets, the Ravens drafted a guy who is simply not a franchise QB.

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Did you watch the game? Because I saw a game where Flacco outdueled Tom Brady, in Foxboro, in the playoffs. Had Evans not dropped that TD and had Cundiff not shanked a kick, the storyline would be “hey we were all wrong about Flacco, a game-winning drive at New England to get to the Super Bowl.” But no, you’re going to judge him based on the failings of others.

Oh wait-its the Pats! Hmm the refs want to keep their cushy jobs don’t they? Incomplete!

Harbs can’t throw the red flag inside of two minutes but the booth will review given the importance.

Wait there is no review! Pats Win!

2007 Perfect Pats beaten by Kyle Boller! Ravens stuff Brady on 4th down! Under two minutes-Ravens win!

Wait! Refs break the rules and allow Rex Ryan to call a timeout! Pats get a 5th down. Pats Win?

Harbs will say nothing or get hosed by the League office.

Watch the replay. Evans caught it. Game over.

Then, Joe Flacco,put your shoulder down and run for the first down! it’s 3rd and 1 and the season’s on the line.

Then the rest is history.