who da thunk it?

Parity

Very good game from both sides, no one should hang their head,.Well maybe Aikers didn't have the best day but that happens to the best at some time or another in a career.

Hoping for a Cardinal-Raven Super Bowl becasue "everyone" says no one will care and maybe there will be a left over Super Bowl ticket for little old me. Being 30 minutes away, it just seems a shame not to go, no matter who is in it.

The Cardinals are a very average team on a roll. If they played in any other division and went 4-2 in division play, they would have had a losing record. But they play the Lambs, the 40-Ninnies and the Talentless in Seattle six times. THey were 3-7 out of division. They had losses where they gave up 56, 48 and 47, 37 and 35 points. Ironically it's the number of points the Steelers gave up in sixteen games.

What bothers me is when a city who doesn't support it's team wins a championship. The Cardinals didn't sell out their first playoff game in time (Thursday) to lift the blackout. The NFL gave more time and businesses bought the tickets. But you'll hear 200,000 fans claim they were at every game. Don't tell me about recession. It didn't happen in cities who support their teams.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by RJM:
The Cardinals are a very average team on a roll. /QUOTE]

Sounds like there's a Falcon, Panther, or Eagle fan in the crowd

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Originally posted by rz1:

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Originally posted by RJM:
The Cardinals are a very average team on a roll.

Sounds like there's a Falcon, Panther, or Eagle fan in the crowd

Nope. I grew up in New England. The NFL was very average this year. There were weeks where there wasn't one good matchup.