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I just turned on WC-Bills@Titans!  They were celebrating a big play.  OK.  They show the crowd screaming.  OK.  Then I see Steve with his OMG smile.  I figured out which game.  I didn't even get to see a reply.  All I saw was the last three seconds which I didn't remember being as exciting.  The Bills got the ball into seven-eight hands, I'm thinking they could run this shit back.  Titans downed it.   The Bills flatlined at Adelphia.

 

Anyway, that my brief breakdown of the last three seconds.    

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30 minutes ago, pat said:

I miss the Titans playing at Aldelphia Collessium.  The branding made sense before the sponsor went bankrupt.

Switching from the Coliseumwas so stupid. It never felt the same after they took the name away. Of course the on-field product affected that, but still, we were the Coliseum and it made way too much sense given the background of Nashville and the Titans. 

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1 hour ago, BlueThunder said:

Well he was playing pretty bad, but the newspapers made it a racial thing.  He never forgave the crowd.  Another reason he went to the Ravens.

He wasn’t playing bad. And it was a racial thing for a lot of people. 

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2 hours ago, BlueThunder said:

Well he was playing pretty bad, but the newspapers made it a racial thing.  He never forgave the crowd.  Another reason he went to the Ravens.

That’s Bull Shit!

 

Steve was from Mississippi. 

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3 hours ago, BlueThunder said:

What does that have to do with anything?  What happened every time McNair threw a TD pass?  He didn't celebrate like a Titan. He made the Omega sign, like that had anything to do with the team, but we both know what it meant. Don't play dumb.

Omega is the fraternity he belonged to.  I’m done. Believe whatever you want to make up.  

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I watched the Bengals game last night.  McNair was playing very well.  He had one pick and a fumble lost but he was throwing the ball all over the field and mostly accurately.  Yancey Thigpen fumbled after a big play and Eddie George also lost a fumble.  They turned the ball over four times and I believe the Bengals scored on all four of those subsequent drives.  I think the booing may have had more to do with how the Titans blew the big lead.  The announcers said it would've been one of if not the biggest Bengals road comebacks ever had they held on.  The Titans were playing in their first regular season game in that stadium and after getting a big lead they seemed to relax.

 

On another note, it was amazing how well they moved the ball when they decided to throw.  On the first three drives Eddie George barely touched the ball and the result was 14 points and maybe more if George didn't fumble.  That should've been a clue to the coaching staff.

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34 minutes ago, scine09 said:

On another note, it was amazing how well they moved the ball when they decided to throw.  On the first three drives Eddie George barely touched the ball and the result was 14 points and maybe more if George didn't fumble.  That should've been a clue to the coaching staff.

 

The current staff could use this same logic 

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2 minutes ago, BlueThunder said:

Have you ever seen anyone else in the NFL make their Fraternity sign? And we both know what Omega is. Keep pretending you don't know. You are done because you know I am right. 

Precisely, that's why he did it. It was his way to celebrate uniquely in an era when wild celebrating got the team a penalty. 

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6 minutes ago, BlueThunder said:

He did it to rub it in the faces of Titans fans that booed him. It's not complicated. 

Wrong, he'd been doing the celebration since COLLEGE 

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25 minutes ago, BlueThunder said:

He did it to rub it in the faces of Titans fans that booed him. It's not complicated. 

That’s bullshit. That was something he had done before. Titans fans wouldn’t have any clue what the celebration meant nor seen it as some attack directed at them (unless they were racist perhaps). 

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