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January 23, 2005
Game (face) time II

Here we go again, even better than last week: is there anyone on the planet who would argue that we are not now down to the best four teams in pro football?
And that today's games, for the conference championships and a berth in the Super Bowl, aren't the highlight of the season?
On top of which, we get the two best announcing teams in football - Simms and Nantz on CBS, then Buck, Collinsworth and Aikman on Fox.
And both games - the first, Atlanta at Philadelphia at 3 p.m., then New England at Pittsburgh at 6:30 p.m. - likely be played in snow and sub-freezing temperatures, making it football as it was meant to played in January, on the frozen tundra (even if it's not on Green Bay's Lambeau Field, may Brett Favre and the Packers R.I.P.).
I mean, we get Michael Vick, who even the greatest players in the world say is "in another dimension"; Philadelphia, with the monkey on its back of year after year collapsing in the NFC championship game;
the defending Super Bowl champion Patriots
and Bill Belichick's demonic defensive schemes
against unbeaten Steeler rookie Ben Roethlisberger.
It doesn't get any better than this.
So don't bother calling or stopping by between now and tomorrow morning, 'cause I'm putting on my game face right now and it's staying on the rest of the day and into the night.
Or, to paraphrase the memorable bumper sticker from back in the day,
- Don't bother knockin', cause I ain't unlockin'
January 23, 2005 at 09:01 AM | Permalink
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I could argue about the best teams being in the playoffs now, but what’s the point. The teams that are in are among the best, but Pittsburgh should NOT be in the play-offs.
As stated in the cinematic great movie of our time, "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle", "the universe has a tendency to correct itself." Thus Pitt is out done in the big game.
Deep down we all knew it would come to NE vs. Philly. It should have happened last year!
Cool blog btw.
Posted by: L "Q.Rock639" Cue | Jan 24, 2005 2:41:08 AM
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