The power went out? Good! Bane will show up any minute now and cause mass destruction.
Stole this for my Facebook thanks!
The power went out? Good! Bane will show up any minute now and cause mass destruction.
Stole this for my Facebook thanks!
The power outage totally changed the momentum of the game. Sort of like the mysterious injury time out in tennis. Ridiculous. If the Ravens end up losing, they were robbed.
We look like a third world country. Ridiculous.:roll:
New Orleans Superdome = Wimbledon?
Baltimore Ravens = Andy Murray?
San Francisco 49ers = Roger Federer?
Well, Federer unleashed the beast within during the end of the second set and took Murray down hard to make it an even match with the roof still open. In comparison, the 49ers played like mugs in the first half.
I'm simplifying things for the sake of humor.
I was about to leave for a movie in the 2nd half, man that would have been bad.
Time for a power outage!
Kap is for real but I think there were better plays to run down there. I really think they should've let him run.
Flacco still not elite.
Flacco played great. You are high on drugs.
Kap played better than I though he would. I think the power outage allowed him to regain his composure which he had lost. Only a matter of time before he is seriously injured. Running QB's don't last long in the NFL.
Terrible non-call on tackling Crabtree in the end zone...the defender clearly had both hands on him while the ball was in the air. Bring back the replacement crews if the regular crew can't grab for the yellow flag on an obvious foul like that.
I understand not making a lot of calls to not influence the game.
In this case the non call wasn't justified, it could have very well determined the winner.
Beyonce blew my fuse, too.
At least when she was playing there was electricity in the air.
The whole offseason for the Niners will be spent dissecting how and why they couldn't get five yards on four downs when it really mattered. First of all, being that close in doesn't fit in in with Kap's elusiveness...the better fit for his skillset is from the 15-yard line or so, where the back boundary doesn't become a "12th defender". Still, with that gun of an arm he possesses, the play that needed to be called was some kind of slant over the middle, maybe starting with a stacked set of receivers that would have created a phantom pick. He shouldn't have been rolling out of the pocket or throwing a fade and hoping for the flag that should have been thrown. A full season of him as the starter will let them solve that mini-riddle. They'll be back to the Bowl real soon. Let's hope Harbaugh figures it out next time!