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Any other Bronco fan or other out there sick in the stomach over Sims gushing all over the Patriots all game long. I didn't know he loved Brady soooo much, and the world champion Patriots! I though the commentaters were supposed to at least appear to be unbiased. :eek:

 
Any other Bronco fan or other out there sick in the stomach over Sims gushing all over the Patriots all game long. I didn't know he loved Brady soooo much, and the world champion Patriots! I though the commentaters were supposed to at least appear to be unbiased. :eek:
I think there was a general tendency/ bias towards NE from ALL the sportscasters...I suppose it should be expected with their recent playoff success creating high expectations. However, Denver deserved more credit for how they played versus questioning calls against NE. ( i.e. ..I thought the interference call on Samuel was not as bad a call as Simms and others were saying...both players were fighting for position and those calls can go either way...)

 
Any other Bronco fan or other out there sick in the stomach over Sims gushing all over the Patriots all game long. I didn't know he loved Brady soooo much, and the world champion Patriots! I though the commentaters were supposed to at least appear to be unbiased.  :eek:
I think there was a general tendency/ bias towards NE from ALL the sportscasters...I suppose it should be expected with their recent playoff success creating high expectations. However, Denver deserved more credit for how they played versus questioning calls against NE. ( i.e. ..I thought the interference call on Samuel was not as bad a call as Simms and others were saying...both players were fighting for position and those calls can go either way...)
Nah, it was a pretty bad call. Both players were playing the ball and the ball was overthrown and uncatchable. But bad calls happen all the time. I'm sure NE has gotten some calls over the years as well. You gotta expect a few on the road and overcome them.
 
Any other Bronco fan or other out there sick in the stomach over Sims gushing all over the Patriots all game long. I didn't know he loved Brady soooo much, and the world champion Patriots! I though the commentaters were supposed to at least appear to be unbiased.  :eek:
I think there was a general tendency/ bias towards NE from ALL the sportscasters...I suppose it should be expected with their recent playoff success creating high expectations. However, Denver deserved more credit for how they played versus questioning calls against NE. ( i.e. ..I thought the interference call on Samuel was not as bad a call as Simms and others were saying...both players were fighting for position and those calls can go either way...)
Nah, it was a pretty bad call. Both players were playing the ball and the ball was overthrown and uncatchable. But bad calls happen all the time. I'm sure NE has gotten some calls over the years as well. You gotta expect a few on the road and overcome them.
It was an awful call. But you're talking about a play that would have made the game 23-13 instead of 27-13. The team was on the NE 40 for Pete's sake. Everything else was fine. Just a great job by Denver's defense and special teams and a very overlooked performance by Jake Plummer who could have easily handed off to his three running backs to kill clock and still aired it out to show that he can control a game when asked.
 
I thoght the color guy doing the Seattle game was much more biased. There were a few yahoo's sprinkled into his comments. He even snickered at Skins penalties. (I am not a fan of either team)

 
"But bad calls happen all the time. I'm sure NE has gotten some calls over the years as well."Can you say "Tuck Rule?" Its a rule, but no one had ever heard of it until it saved Brady's butt.I do think the announcers have kissed the Patriots behinds for the past 4 years, but they earn that by winning 3 of 4 super bowls. Its one of the perks. And lets not forget that most of these announcers aren't Mensa candidates, they are hype machines with a micorphone. Martz was a genius when he was winning, but once they started losing he passed to much. Sherman was the model of what a Coach/GM should look like until the Pack fell apart and then he couldn't keep his team together. Randy Moss is the greatest WR in the history of the game until he starts having bad seasons when all of a sudden he isn't a team player because he won't go over the middle and take one for the team. Announcers need to talk and if they find something that gives them something to talk about they jump on it with both feet (see Terrell Owens). The Patriots are a great story and have been a model franchise for the past 4 years so it makes sense that the NFL likes them.I, for one, am glad that this storyline is over for the year, however, and we can focus on the present day accomplishments of the Broncos, Colts, Steelers, Seahawks, Bears, and Panthers. These teams deserve recognition for what they have done this year so hopefully the announcers can focus on them now.On a personal note GO BEARS!!!

 
Any other Bronco fan or other out there sick in the stomach over Sims gushing all over the Patriots all game long. I didn't know he loved Brady soooo much, and the world champion Patriots! I though the commentaters were supposed to at least appear to be unbiased. :eek:
Phil Simms is, if nothing else, consistent. Consistently biaed against the Broncos, that is...it's painful to listen to him. Heck, he even wore red and yellow diring a Broncos/Cheifs game - can you consider an announder as being unbiased when he is wearing the oppositions colors?
 
Any other Bronco fan or other out there sick in the stomach over Sims gushing all over the Patriots all game long. I didn't know he loved Brady soooo much, and the world champion Patriots! I though the commentaters were supposed to at least appear to be unbiased.  :eek:
Phil Simms is, if nothing else, consistent. Consistently biaed against the Broncos, that is...it's painful to listen to him. Heck, he even wore red and yellow diring a Broncos/Cheifs game - can you consider an announder as being unbiased when he is wearing the oppositions colors?
No one will ever be as bad as Todd Christensen. He would cheer when Elway got sacked. :thumbdown:
 
"But bad calls happen all the time. I'm sure NE has gotten some calls over the years as well."

Can you say "Tuck Rule?" Its a rule, but no one had ever heard of it until it saved Brady's butt.

of a sudden he isn't a team player because he won't go over the middle and take one for the team.
:rolleyes:
 
I just think Phil Simms is a horrible announcer to begin with. He frequently puts the emphasis on the wrong word in sentences and every time he says "Pro Bo" or "Super Bo" I want to pull my hair out (and I don't have much to spare!).

 
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"But bad calls happen all the time. I'm sure NE has gotten some calls over the years as well."

Can you say "Tuck Rule?"  Its a rule, but no one had ever heard of it until it saved Brady's butt.

of a sudden he isn't a team player because he won't go over the middle and take one for the team. 
:rolleyes:
Do you always roll your eyes at the truth?
 
I just think Phil Simms is a horrible announcer to begin with. He frequently puts the emphasis on the wrong word in sentences and every time he says "Pro Bo" or "Super Bo" I want to pull my hair out (and I don't have much to spare!).
Ah, the patron saint of the CBS Snooze Crew! Let the countdown begin until that damn network contract is up!
 

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