Wow I thought the Skins had the momentum

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

LMAO again my point gets proven every game. So who has the momentum in this game now. I'm so confused if it can change so fast how does it mean anything at all.

Momentum is for losers.

t3a · Jan 5, 2008

it's good for live betting

FatTony · Jan 5, 2008

TheRightSide said:
LMAO again my point gets proven every game. So who has the momentum in this game now. I'm so confused if it can change so fast how does it mean anything at all.

Momentum is for losers.

:lolBIG:

For some reason, I knew this was coming.

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

I just had to do it. Again nobody has ever ever given any proof of it's existance.

LOL

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

Dsethi said:
may not exist in NFL, it surely exists in NCAA basketball.

Well D it's a start.

I just never understood it in football for the most part.

whormoan · Jan 5, 2008

Momentum is a missed FG that changed the whole game. Game turned on that play.

TomGshotput · Jan 5, 2008

Dsethi said:
To me it's tough because there's alot of standing around between plays.
Basketball the action is continuous, your offense can affect your defense and vice versa, as well as your opposition's.

So what's the difference between 'momentum' and simply playing well?

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

whormoan said:
Momentum is a missed FG that changed the whole game. Game turned on that play.

Realy? So every team that has been in that same situation and missed a FG has went on to lose? Please show me the proof.

It's not called momentum its called a fissed FG. With that way of thinking anything can be call momentum so if thats the case it just doesn't seem to mean much.

Jones-Drew is way way way better than Bush. What a steal this guy was.

whormoan · Jan 5, 2008

TheRightSide said:
Realy? So every team that has been in that same situation and missed a FG has went on to lose? Please show me the proof.

It's not called momentum its called a fissed FG. With that way of thinking anything can be call momentum so if thats the case it just doesn't seem to mean much.

Jones-Drew is way way way better than Bush. What a steal this guy was.

That missed FG changed the entire game. Seattle crowd was down and out after the onside kick. The FG would've forced Sea to play for a td and put tons of pressure on them. Shows you how one play can literally change the entire game. There is typically such a play in every game (VT getting kick blocked against Kansas)

Timetopay · Jan 5, 2008

whor it actually looked like the team fell apart on the argument with Collins and Sellers.

All around the same time but they just lost momentum....

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

whormoan said:
That missed FG changed the entire game. Seattle crowd was down and out after the onside kick. The FG would've forced Sea to play for a td and put tons of pressure on them. Shows you how one play can literally change the entire game. There is typically such a play in every game (VT getting kick blocked against Kansas)

Don't confuse big plays with momentum. Yes that was a huge fuck up to miss that FG. Down the stretch Seatle just made all the plays.

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

Pitt must have the momentum now that the Jags just missed that FG.

LOL yeah right

TomGshotput · Jan 5, 2008

whormoan said:
That missed FG changed the entire game.

What the Washington kicker did with 13 mintues left in the fourth quarter did not affect what the Seattle quarterback was able to do rest of the game

Addict101 · Jan 5, 2008

whormoan said:
That missed FG changed the entire game. Seattle crowd was down and out after the onside kick. The FG would've forced Sea to play for a td and put tons of pressure on them. Shows you how one play can literally change the entire game. There is typically such a play in every game (VT getting kick blocked against Kansas)

Burleson making a SICK catch on Springs on 3rd and 7 at the WAS 38 was the biggest play of the game.

whormoan · Jan 5, 2008

TomGshotput said:
What the Washington kicker did with 13 mintues left in the fourth quarter did not affect what the Seattle quarterback was able to do rest of the game

As a matter of fact, it greatly did affect the playcalling and pressure at the time. Huge difference being down 1 with the crowd in the game and still having the threat of a running game than being down 4 and needing a TD

CaptainLee · Jan 5, 2008

It is sort of like streaks. Many people swear by them but they cannot explain when they start or end or who has momentum or a streak going. More or less bull shit.

TheRightSide · Jan 5, 2008

Captain Lee said:
It is sort of like streaks. Many people swear by them but they cannot explain when they start or end or who has momentum or a streak going. More or less bull shit.

Thankyou sir. You are a smart man.

Notice nobody has given any proff at all that it even exist.

TomGshotput · Jan 5, 2008

I'll agree it may have changed play calling and that may certainly have helped, but the missed kick did not increase the ability of the Seattle players to play the sport

If the game until that point was 13-11 and the kick was good, do you really think Hasselback would have been unable to throw the tuchdown pass?

KidKash · Jan 5, 2008

Addict101 said:
Burleson making a SICK catch on Springs on 3rd and 7 at the WAS 38 was the biggest play of the game.

burleson looked like moss on that play the way he pushed off, of course the ref standing right in front of the play didnt see it though.

FairWarning · Jan 5, 2008

I'm so glad the Redskins lost. Played like crap until the overrated Jason Campbell got hurt.

Wow I thought the Skins had the momentum

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