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[FAX]

Originally Posted by Hydrae

It was Becht. For some reason I think it pretty much cost us a game too.

Well, damn. Okay. I relent. You are chill, Mr. Frosty.

Anyways, I do seem to recall it was a crucial moment in a game. My brain is foggy on the subject ... well ... foggy all the time, really ... but, it seems like it was a drive we needed late in a game and the offensive self-tackle boondoggle play from hell forced a punt or something ... or maybe it just put Cassel in a long-yardage situation which is about the same thing. Either way, it sucked.

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[Hydrae]

Originally Posted by FAX

Well, damn. Okay. I relent. You are chill, Mr. Frosty.

Anyways, I do seem to recall it was a crucial moment in a game. My brain is foggy on the subject ... well ... foggy all the time, really ... but, it seems like it was a drive we needed late in a game and the offensive self-tackle boondoggle play from hell forced a punt or something ... or maybe it just put Cassel in a long-yardage situation which is about the same thing. Either way, it sucked.

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I want to say 3rd and short and if not for Becht, Battle would have had the first. We punted and did not hold on defense and lost.

Or maybe we missed the chance for a field goal try.

Foggy minds.

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Hydrae

I want to say 3rd and short and if not for Becht, Battle would have had the first. We punted and did not hold on defense and lost.

Or maybe we missed the chance for a field goal try.

Foggy minds.

Yeah ... that field goal try thing sounds familiar.

Who was our enemy in that particular debacle?

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[Frosty]

Originally Posted by FAX

Yeah ... that field goal try thing sounds familiar.

Who was our enemy in that particular debacle?

FAX

Pittsburgh

Quarter Four: The Chiefs have put together an actual drive with the running and the passing. That is, until, Anthony Becht tackles Jackie Battle on third-and-short. The problem? Becht is a tight end for the Chiefs, and the two bump into each other behind the line. This is a plot device in Little Giants, not the way a pro offense should operate.

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