There were no Raider AFC Championship moments, to say the least.

 

The one call that i do remember distinctly is that Brady Fumble that they ruled he was down after the replay. It wasnt conclusive that he had the ball It was being fought for between 2 people and teh angle didnt show conclusively that he had possession. It was ruled a fumble on the field but was reversed without suitable evidense IMO. Oh well

 

Dude, that play was never even challenged.

The Eagles gained control of the ball after that Brady fumble. And were granted a first down (at wherever Brady fumbled)

What game were you watching, The Sims: Superbowl Edition?

 

actually i was thinking about a different one, It was in the middle of the field, not the one near the goalline I think it involved Brady but now i am not sure. It was originally Ruled a fumble, then challenged in the first half when they ruled that he was down with posession before the ball popped out

 

You're talking about the McNabb fumble at the beginning of the game, where he was clearly down.

 

No there was a different One. ... Dammit now i gotta find it

"Three plays after Belichick's challenge overruled a fumble by David Givens" It was a David Givens Fumble not Brady. My apoligies h:

 

How about the coin toss? I pulled for the Eagles...but I was suprised that the Patriots didn't make a fuss over the kid making a less than stellar Coin toss...lol...it didn't even start flipping until it hit the ground.

 

That was pretty funny, the kid put it in his hand and threw it straight up in the air all flat -- and it landed without even flipping.

I was like "What the hell was that?!?!"

 

eagles deserved to lose, where was the heart? why the hell were they sitting in a huddle w/2min left?

 

That wasn't a lack of heart, it was a lack of preparation. That part of their failure should fall squarely on the shoulders of Andy Reid.