OT: What happened to OCRenter?

[SD Realtor]

Hard to say Allan. I hate the Steelers and Ravens. I am ambivalent about McNabb but he is a good story. I am kind of like you with the Cards. I always like Metcalf and Conrad Dobler when I was a kid so I guess I am half rooting for the Cards.

I am more pissed that I actually started to buy in into the Chargers last week. When they let the Steelers walk down the field at the end of the first half I knew it was over. Why Rivera chose to go into a shell and not pull out all the stops is a mystery to me. They pretty much kicked our ass on both sides of the line.

We looked soft.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

SDR: It’s interesting that you mention Rivera’s strategy during that Steeler’s drive. Look back at the Colts – Bears Super Bowl (Rivera was the Bear’s defensive coordinator) and see if spot any similarities. He failed to pressure Manning during that game and Peyton chewed that defense up.

The coaches that prevail are the ones that not only meticulously game plan, but also take risks as well.

It’s like the old joke about the “Prevent” Defense: It only prevents you from winning! Football is not a game for the cautious or faint of heart.

Conrad Dobler. Man, that is a blast from the past. What a nasty SOB he was.

I think we just hijacked this thread.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

SDR: It’s interesting that you mention Rivera’s strategy during that Steeler’s drive. Look back at the Colts – Bears Super Bowl (Rivera was the Bear’s defensive coordinator) and see if spot any similarities. He failed to pressure Manning during that game and Peyton chewed that defense up.

The coaches that prevail are the ones that not only meticulously game plan, but also take risks as well.

It’s like the old joke about the “Prevent” Defense: It only prevents you from winning! Football is not a game for the cautious or faint of heart.

Conrad Dobler. Man, that is a blast from the past. What a nasty SOB he was.

I think we just hijacked this thread.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

SDR: It’s interesting that you mention Rivera’s strategy during that Steeler’s drive. Look back at the Colts – Bears Super Bowl (Rivera was the Bear’s defensive coordinator) and see if spot any similarities. He failed to pressure Manning during that game and Peyton chewed that defense up.

The coaches that prevail are the ones that not only meticulously game plan, but also take risks as well.

It’s like the old joke about the “Prevent” Defense: It only prevents you from winning! Football is not a game for the cautious or faint of heart.

Conrad Dobler. Man, that is a blast from the past. What a nasty SOB he was.

I think we just hijacked this thread.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

SDR: It’s interesting that you mention Rivera’s strategy during that Steeler’s drive. Look back at the Colts – Bears Super Bowl (Rivera was the Bear’s defensive coordinator) and see if spot any similarities. He failed to pressure Manning during that game and Peyton chewed that defense up.

The coaches that prevail are the ones that not only meticulously game plan, but also take risks as well.

It’s like the old joke about the “Prevent” Defense: It only prevents you from winning! Football is not a game for the cautious or faint of heart.

Conrad Dobler. Man, that is a blast from the past. What a nasty SOB he was.

I think we just hijacked this thread.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

SDR: It’s interesting that you mention Rivera’s strategy during that Steeler’s drive. Look back at the Colts – Bears Super Bowl (Rivera was the Bear’s defensive coordinator) and see if spot any similarities. He failed to pressure Manning during that game and Peyton chewed that defense up.

The coaches that prevail are the ones that not only meticulously game plan, but also take risks as well.

It’s like the old joke about the “Prevent” Defense: It only prevents you from winning! Football is not a game for the cautious or faint of heart.

Conrad Dobler. Man, that is a blast from the past. What a nasty SOB he was.

I think we just hijacked this thread.

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