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Seattle looks like it’s finally found the keys to its offense and are taking it for a drive. Ooops, except for the inopportune holding penalty. And then a “huge sack” by someone who hasn’t gotten a sack since 2003. And then an interception. Ok, they found the keys and handed them over to the Steelers.
Druids networking under the stairs? This has been a really bad year for commercials except for Budweiser’s.
I saw Randle El throw some amazing passes when he was a QB for Indiana University, but none so amazing as the one he just threw as a wide receiver to Hines Ward for the big score. 21 - 10, Steelers.
I can hear the air hissing out of the Seahawk’s tires from here. And the Bus will be running out the clock for the Steelers to seal the win.
Detroit, when seen from a distance, in the dark, with spotlights sweeping the sky, actually looks remotely attractive. Unlike, say, in daylight, from a vantage point on the ground.
Big Ben may now have more rushing yards than passing yards. And that first down should break the back of the Seahawks’ rebound efforts, with the two-minute warning upon us.
Eleven points, no timeouts, two minutes. That’s the roadmap for Seattle. Looks bad for them, doesn’t it?
Short passes up the middle? Does Holmgren’s brain have an deadman switch that shuts down the system at the two minute warning?
It’s unanimous - Holmgren has run an exposition on how NOT to manage the clock in a football game. Steelers win, 21 - 10.