Isn't It Always Like This?

[RPT]

Is it just me or does Suggs dance way too much?????

Granted, he had a great game last night. But on the play that may have mattered the most he choked! Ben stiff armed him. And this is a Ben with a broken foot and broken nose. Ben stiff armed him, rolled out of the potential sack, and saved the down.

Suggs, and anyone else on the team that likes to dance, should wait until we win the Superbowl!

Then dance all you want!!!!!

[RayRayRun]

Flacco just needs to learn how to close a game better and also how to not under throw a reciever.

[Ed_Reed20]

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Is it just me or does Suggs dance way too much?????

Granted, he had a great game last night. But on the play that may have mattered the most he choked! Ben stiff armed him. And this is a Ben with a broken foot and broken nose. Ben stiff armed him, rolled out of the potential sack, and saved the down.

Suggs, and anyone else on the team that likes to dance, should wait until we win the Superbowl!

Then dance all you want!!!!!
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Just stop.

If Suggs wants to dance after making a sack, he's entitled to do so. Especially after he played one of his best games in a Ravens uniform.

As for the play with Ben, he didn't "choke" on the play. He was strictly going for the football and give Roethlisberger credit for being able to fight him off and get rid of the ball.

[TSizzle00]

Ravens always gotta do things the hard way.

[funky141]

[quote name='theFRANCHISE' timestamp='1291655132' post='563595']
For what it's worth, the home field advantage factor is overrated in the playoffs when you consider that the Super Bowl is played in a neutral site where the crowd isn't guaranteed to be on your side if you're the designated "home" team.

Better for the team to be road warriors and get used to winning tough games on the road, than to sulk and worry about [i]one[/i] blemish on an otherwise impressive home record. Also, the bye week for the top two seeds has been detrimental to many of them over the years, as evidenced by the rarity in which 1 and 2 seeds face off in each conference championship game and the Super Bowl itself. Though the concept of the bye is to allow the players to rest, many coaches are wary of it because a lot of the players lose their edge, which leads to many upset victories in the Divisional Round.
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I disagree Franchise, home field is huge. Not saying you can't win playing away but players feed of the crowd. Weather also could be a issue for a pass happy team if the home team has a open stadium and their is snow/sleat/rain.