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Steelers @ 49ers Game Thread

Terrible.

A play is complete with around 30 seconds left. You can:

a. call a timeout

b. kill the clock

c. waste 20 seconds and then throw a short pass for -2 yards

I'll take C please. :bag:

 
'NBusiness said:
'Sarnoff said:
'Good said:
'bryhamm said:
'Good said:
This is like fifth-hand information, but a friend of mine says that this may not be such an "accident", given Roethlisberger's ankle. Just tossing it out there. Having heard a lot of accounts about Harbaugh from behind-the-scenes, I wouldn't be too surprised. Guy will play any angle he can.
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no chance
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Just passing along what I heard. I'm sure it's a complete coincidence that it happened to go right before game-time. :shrug:
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It's not impossible
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If Harbaugh rigged a Transformer to explode he just became legendary
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'footballnerd said:
wiling to put money on occupy protesters shutting down the lights
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'bananafish said:
Harbaugh conspiracy theory gaining momentum.
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Everyone knows that Peter Angelos orchestrated a power failure at Camden Yard to preserve Ripken's streak when a marital issue was going to keep Cal from playing. Angelos passed the info on how to do that along to Baltimore coach John Harbaugh. Who held on to the secret until he needed it most -- tonight, when he had to have SF beat the Steelers, and then he shared it with his brother Jim.Obviously.
 
'The_Man said:
SF got hosed on a bogus chop block call vs. the Ravens too. If I'm Pittsburgh, not sure I call a timeout there -- SF will pin them deep with the punt and then might force a turnover and/or get the ball back in good field position
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technically it was the right call on rachal in that game. rachal was just too stupid and pushed the guy down when he was taken down by gore already
 
oh and I don't really see how the outage benefits the 49ers. Steelers D was on the field most of the first half.

 
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'The_Man said:
Ben has shown extremely limited mobility, erratic accuracy, and forced a couple of bad balls for INTs. Steelers fans, now you know what it's like to have Joe Flacco as your QB
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:lmao:Gotta like a fan that can make fun of his own guy like this.
 
'bryhamm said:
'The_Man said:
Ben has shown extremely limited mobility, erratic accuracy, and forced a couple of bad balls for INTs. Steelers fans, now you know what it's like to have Joe Flacco as your QB
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:lmao:Gotta like a fan that can make fun of his own guy like this.
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I'd make fun of Alex Smith now...but I'm not too sure whether I'd want to laugh or cry while doing that. those overthrows were so bad while otherwise he played relatively decent
 
'wdubb said:
'bryhamm said:
'The_Man said:
Ben has shown extremely limited mobility, erratic accuracy, and forced a couple of bad balls for INTs. Steelers fans, now you know what it's like to have Joe Flacco as your QB
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:lmao:Gotta like a fan that can make fun of his own guy like this.
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I'd make fun of Alex Smith now...but I'm not too sure whether I'd want to laugh or cry while doing that. those overthrows were so bad while otherwise he played relatively decent
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That one missed pass in the end zone was pretty bad. That dude was wide open.
 
Since joining ESPN Deportes in August 2000, John Sutcliffe has distinguished himself as one of the network’s most versatile sideline reporters. He has served as a golf commentator, covering all four of the Majors: the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship. He also serves as sideline reporter for Monday Night Football, a reporter for SportsCenter and as a correspondent for Mexican Soccer. In the 2010 World Cup, Sufcliff had dual duties serving as the full-time reporter covering the Mexican National Soccer team for both ESPN (English) and ESPN Deportes (Spanish)A Mexico City native, Sutcliffe has a vast knowledge of sports gained from many years working in various areas of sports broadcasting. Before joining ESPN, he was a correspondent for La NBA en Telemundo. Before joining Telemundo, Sutcliffe worked for Radio VIP and 88-1 FM, where he served as sports anchor for Sports Central as well as other news programs. He was also responsible for the sports division of Alfa Radio and anchored the sports program A. R. Deportes.Sutcliffe has covered a number of international sports events as commentator, including the coverage of the Mexican selection during the World Cups 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2006; Super Bowls, and NBA games, among others. He was also an NBA columnist for the Mexican-based website EsMas.com (2000-2001), a sports manager for Telered, as well as commentator for Turner Network Television in Latin America.Sutcliffe received a degree in business administration from Universidad Anáhuac del Norte in Mexico.
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Sutcliffe .Mexican ? :confused:
 
67-yard net on that punt. That is the kind of hidden yardage that changes a game - the average net is around 40 yards, which would have had Pittsburgh at midfield

 
'HellToupee said:
Since joining ESPN Deportes in August 2000, John Sutcliffe has distinguished himself as one of the network’s most versatile sideline reporters. He has served as a golf commentator, covering all four of the Majors: the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship. He also serves as sideline reporter for Monday Night Football, a reporter for SportsCenter and as a correspondent for Mexican Soccer. In the 2010 World Cup, Sufcliff had dual duties serving as the full-time reporter covering the Mexican National Soccer team for both ESPN (English) and ESPN Deportes (Spanish)A Mexico City native, Sutcliffe has a vast knowledge of sports gained from many years working in various areas of sports broadcasting. Before joining ESPN, he was a correspondent for La NBA en Telemundo. Before joining Telemundo, Sutcliffe worked for Radio VIP and 88-1 FM, where he served as sports anchor for Sports Central as well as other news programs. He was also responsible for the sports division of Alfa Radio and anchored the sports program A. R. Deportes.Sutcliffe has covered a number of international sports events as commentator, including the coverage of the Mexican selection during the World Cups 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2006; Super Bowls, and NBA games, among others. He was also an NBA columnist for the Mexican-based website EsMas.com (2000-2001), a sports manager for Telered, as well as commentator for Turner Network Television in Latin America.Sutcliffe received a degree in business administration from Universidad Anáhuac del Norte in Mexico.
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Sutcliffe .Mexican ? :confused:
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Maybe it's his TV name?
 
'HellToupee said:
Since joining ESPN Deportes in August 2000, John Sutcliffe has distinguished himself as one of the network’s most versatile sideline reporters. He has served as a golf commentator, covering all four of the Majors: the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship. He also serves as sideline reporter for Monday Night Football, a reporter for SportsCenter and as a correspondent for Mexican Soccer. In the 2010 World Cup, Sufcliff had dual duties serving as the full-time reporter covering the Mexican National Soccer team for both ESPN (English) and ESPN Deportes (Spanish)A Mexico City native, Sutcliffe has a vast knowledge of sports gained from many years working in various areas of sports broadcasting. Before joining ESPN, he was a correspondent for La NBA en Telemundo. Before joining Telemundo, Sutcliffe worked for Radio VIP and 88-1 FM, where he served as sports anchor for Sports Central as well as other news programs. He was also responsible for the sports division of Alfa Radio and anchored the sports program A. R. Deportes.Sutcliffe has covered a number of international sports events as commentator, including the coverage of the Mexican selection during the World Cups 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2006; Super Bowls, and NBA games, among others. He was also an NBA columnist for the Mexican-based website EsMas.com (2000-2001), a sports manager for Telered, as well as commentator for Turner Network Television in Latin America.Sutcliffe received a degree in business administration from Universidad Anáhuac del Norte in Mexico.
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Sutcliffe .Mexican ? :confused:
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Ive heard of the Alabama Leprechaun, but the Mexico City Leprechaun is news to me
 
I'm not sure what contest John Sutcliffe won to be on the sidelines reporting for this game but I can't WAIT to hear more!!!

 
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