So Sorry My Minnesota Brothers & Sisters

[A//// Guy]

Exactly. We played fair with Romo, dont even go there.

[Matt D.]

Karma for what the Vikings did to Romo. What comes around goes around.
Are you angry about the last minute touchdown to run up the score? Vikings came to play, Cowboys didn't. Tough shit.

[Kracka]

I'm not disagreeing with you at all Matt, the Cowboys lost fair and square b/c they played like shit; its a game, I was over it long ago. I just think its funny that in typical Minnesota sports fashion after a team loses its just bitching, moaning, complaining, and excuses. Its a game, give it a rest, there are officials in the game for a reason and the Saints were penalized for what they did wrong. The Vikings lost for one reason and one reason only: they couldn't hold onto the ball. Simple as that.

[1QUICK4]

The ball's on the ground, The balls on the ground
It's hard to win a game when the ball's on the ground

2nd verse same as the 1st

[Halon]

Nice Brian!

[Matt D.]

The Vikings lost for one reason and one reason only: they couldn't hold onto the ball. Simple as that.
Yeah, the phantom defensive pass interference call and the overtime replays that just happened to go New Orleans' way had nothing to do with it.

[Kracka]

Just like any other NFL game, the replays pretty much become judgment calls on the part of the officials. They were questionable, but I'm sure the ref knows a whole lot more about the game and the rules than we do. Those calls could have very easily gone either way, its not like the game was fixed.

[Constant_Project21]

I don't see how the saints winning by 3 points, with us turning the ball over as much as we did, and the horseshit calls by the refs, is an accomplishment. Watching Brett Favre get slammed almost every down, was rather frustrating. Which is exactly why I think he didn't tuck it down and run at the end of the 4th. Lots of hits on Favre, were terribly late, but there were a lot of ones that weren't. Protecting him better, couldve helped out a lot.

[Matt D.]

Just like any other NFL game, the replays pretty much become judgment calls on the part of the officials. They were questionable, but I'm sure the ref knows a whole lot more about the game and the rules than we do. Those calls could have very easily gone either way, its not like the game was fixed.
What does knowing anything about the game have to do with what you see with your own eyes? Leber never touched the guy with anything more than incidental contact on a pass that wasn't catchable to begin with, the ball never crossed the 1st down line and touched the ground on the pass. Cut and dry.

[Kracka]

Protecting him better, couldve helped out a lot.
Exactly.