Philly Lost!

At the beginning of the game, when they were getting ready to "fight," what was the jumping up and down? I thought they were going to start fight-dancing, ala Michael Jackson's "Bad" video. No punches, just bouncing. Fabulous.

I thought I was watching West Side Story with out the gay music.

It was only one game, don't get used to Philly losing. Besides give ATL some credit, they are a good team you know? They were one game away from the Super Bowl, so it's not like Philly lost to some push overs.

The break dance fighting is a long lost art.

I think Trotter would be especially good at it.

I heard that after they were both ejected, Trotter and Mathis continued to break dance fight in the locker room.

The "fight" evolved into a full blown ballroom dance competition by half-time and I heard by the end of the game, Trotter and Mathis were copulating with one another.

That's just what I heard.

The break dance fighting is a long lost art.

I think Trotter would be especially good at it.

I heard that after they were both ejected, Trotter and Mathis continued to break dance fight in the locker room.

The "fight" evolved into a full blown ballroom dance competition by half-time and I heard by the end of the game, Trotter and Mathis were copulating with one another.

That's just what I heard.

:lol:

All I know is they grounded Philly's running game. The formula to beat them was shown to the league last night.

At the beginning of the game, when they were getting ready to "fight," what was the jumping up and down? I thought they were going to start fight-dancing, ala Michael Jackson's "Bad" video. No punches, just bouncing. Fabulous.

That was some effemminate shit right there. Even the actual fight was more like 'Purses at Ten Paces'. If you're going to be ejected make sure the dude is bleeding or unconscious.:angry-smi

I think that Jeremiah Trotter is just the alter-ego of Jerome Bettis. Don't they look EXACTLY alike?

All I know is they grounded Philly's running game. The formula to beat them was shown to the league last night.

Part of the formula was to get in the face of TO, play him physical, and to be able to play him one on one so you can show more 8 men in the box. I don't know if any of our CB's could have done as well as Hall did last night.

Springs will have the opportunity to find out and Williams will give McNabb all the pressure he can handle.

Part of the formula was to get in the face of TO, play him physical, and to be able to play him one on one so you can show more 8 men in the box. I don't know if any of our CB's could have done as well as Hall did last night.

Springs, Taylor and them did a pretty darn good job doing it twice last year.