From what I could tell, I didn't see Aaron miss on any wide open receivers, and that's really what was making me angry. 2nd half didn't give us as many opportunities and a key holding call stopped our momentum one time that I can remember. Cobb had a ball and let it go and Trevor Davis had stone hands on a play. Those two plays get executed and I don't think anyone is complaining about the 2nd half.

Originally Posted by: DarkaneRules 

Oyvey, dude! WTF?

The funny thing is, I don't think you're the first to ask this question of my grasshopper.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

Not to mention that holding call against Bulaga. Could have been first down on the 10.

Aaron was using decent mechanics, AND going through his progressions (most of the time.) That's a huge step forward, but it's not something that is guaranteed to continue.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

I never personally attacked Nerdman, and I tried to make that clear. In addition, I don't seem to be first to ask about this. It is no shame to be disabled, the shame is those that still see disabilities as something better hidden.

My inquiry was and remains completely serious and not some malicious personal attack . The,"Other side of the bell curve" is not an answer to the original question, but an evasion. Forrest Gump was always a nice (and lucky) person, but was never the brightest bulb on the Christmas Tree. He never hid his disability, but always looked to walk with the rest as himself .

Issue a "Warning" if you feel you must, but you are the one that read an insult despite what was posted. Now what does that say about you WPR ?

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

I never personally attacked Nerdman, and I tried to make that clear. In addition, I don't seem to be first to ask about this. It is no shame to be disabled, the shame is those that still see disabilities as something better hidden.

My inquiry was and remains completely serious and not some malicious personal attack . The,"Other side of the bell curve" is not an answer to the original question, but an evasion. Forrest Gump was always a nice (and lucky) person, but was never the brightest bulb on the Christmas Tree. He never hid his disability, but always looked to walk with the rest as himself .

Issue a "Warning" if you feel you must, but you are the one that read an insult despite what was posted. Now what does that say about you WPR ?

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

I never personally attacked Nerdman, and I tried to make that clear. In addition, I don't seem to be first to ask about this. It is no shame to be disabled, the shame is those that still see disabilities as something better hidden.

My inquiry was and remains completely serious and not some malicious personal attack . The,"Other side of the bell curve" is not an answer to the original question, but an evasion. Forrest Gump was always a nice (and lucky) person, but was never the brightest bulb on the Christmas Tree. He never hid his disability, but always looked to walk with the rest as himself .

Issue a "Warning" if you feel you must, but you are the one that read an insult despite what was posted. Now what does that say about you WPR ?

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

Darn....I seem to ALWAYS miss all the "fun"!
I AM disabled.......not that that has anything to do with what I post.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey