Mik? You Okay? Mik?
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Last night may have been a bit too much for @Mik s heart…
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@Mik, is everything okay with your heart? It is important to remember that healing takes time and it's okay to take the time to grieve. Surround yourself with loved ones and engage in self-care activities. Remember that you are strong and will come out of this stronger and more resilient.
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@Mik said in Mik? You Okay? Mik?:
They’re gonna take another ten years off my life this year.
LOL, Karla made me turn it off when the Ravens took the lead. I had to follow along on a Gamecast… Wish I could’ve seen the fumble return live…
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OoohMG! "Tied at 17 apiece, the Ravens had possession at the Bengals' 2-yard line thanks to a 35-yard run from Huntley. After Baltimore picked up just 1 yard on two plays, the Ravens opted to try the quarterback sneak on third-and-goal. Instead of picking up six points at the goal line, Huntley had the ball punched out by Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson, and defensive end Sam Hubbard caught the loose ball and ran it back 98 yards to give Cincy the lead."
"Per CBS Sports research, this 98-yard fumble return marked the longest touchdown in Bengals playoff history, the longest fumble return touchdown in NFL playoff history, the longest go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter in playoff history and is tied for the fourth-longest defensive touchdown in NFL postseason history.
I can see why the concern for your heart, Mik! You must be so proud!
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It was really Huntley’s mistake we capitalized on. Stretching out like that is ok if you’re close to the ground, not upright in a pig pile like that.
But man, it was fun to watch. Hubbard is fast in short bursts, but 98 yards?
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It was really Huntley’s mistake we capitalized on. Stretching out like that is ok if you’re close to the ground, not upright in a pig pile like that.
But man, it was fun to watch. Hubbard is fast in short bursts, but 98 yards?
@Mik Y eah, but imagine how Huntley feels, lol. Heck, imagine how the Ravens feel!
Nah, never mind. Enjoy, Bengal Boy!
Tonight is Bucs vs Cowboys, Cowboys predicted to win. Which they could. Anything can happen with the Bucs this season.
EDIT: At 3:30P, just redd that Ryan Jensen, Brady-favored center, is "expected to" play tonight. This may alter the odds some.
