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Colts And Orioles 09-13-2026 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by CletusPyle (Post 353329)



It's only one point, but it always feels like a punch in the gut !!!




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It does feel that way ...... but a punch in the gut is not as bad as a kick in the balls ...... if the Colts had fumbled at the goal-line, that would have felt like a kick in the balls.

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Hoopsdoc 09-13-2026 01:20 PM

Well, that’s about right. Lol.

Colts And Orioles 09-13-2026 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 353331)



So much for that lead.




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I'm not sure which would have been worse ...... what just happened as quickly as we could blink, or a long, drawn-out, time-consuming driving that ended in a TD, which would have helped the Ravens' defense by giving them a lot of rest.

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CletusPyle 09-13-2026 01:22 PM

Sounds like the stands are full of Ratbird fans, I wonder how many season tickets belong to ticket brokers these days?

TheMugwump 09-13-2026 01:28 PM

Well THAT was depressing.

Kray007 09-13-2026 01:30 PM

On the bright side, great pressure by the pass rush.

CletusPyle 09-13-2026 01:30 PM

I honestly don't see many teams have dumbasss things like that happen to them!

nate505 09-13-2026 01:30 PM

One of the more extreme examples of a missed extra point leading to a massive momentum shift I've ever seen

nate505 09-13-2026 01:33 PM

That was such a stupid challenge

Hoopsdoc 09-13-2026 01:36 PM

I was wrong on the score. The Ravens are gonna drop 50 on us.


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