That Explains It
November 10th, 2006 | by Craig |My beloved and hallowed Stillers are having a rough go of it this season. Mostly, I think it can be chalked up to mental mistakes, which have lead to stupid plays and scads of turnovers.
Craig Henry has a scenario that is the stuff of nightmares.
8 Responses to “That Explains It”
By Randy on Nov 10, 2006 | Reply
You know, this makes sense.
I am the sibling of identical twins and there is an aura of evil which follows them everywhere.
Remember, Michael J. Fox is the father of twins also!
By Craig on Nov 10, 2006 | Reply
So you’re saying that Marty McFly is your father?
By Randy on Nov 10, 2006 | Reply
Paternally I think I’m closer to Doc Brown than Marty McFly.
By Chad on Nov 11, 2006 | Reply
I’d think that if Roethlisberger was kidnapped two weeks before the Superbowl, the Evil Ben wouldn’t have had the temerity to steal that touchdown on the goal line.
I agree, there have been a lot of mental mistakes this year. The first one had to do with a motorcycle helmet.
By Craig on Nov 11, 2006 | Reply
Still can’t let that one go, huh?
By craig henry on Nov 11, 2006 | Reply
I’m not giving up on the evil twin theory exactly, but apparently it is all part of a cliff-hanger— to be continued in September of 2007.
By Kirk Dooley on Nov 12, 2006 | Reply
Usually the defending Super Bowl champions wind up with a bulls-eye on their backs the next year. The good teams (Patriots, Cowboys of the ’90s, Niners in the ’80s, Steelers in the ’70s, Lombardi’s Packers) usually can overcome this. (Methinks Pittburgh’s problems have more to do with the loss of both Randle-El and the Bus than of Big Ben’s problems.)
By Craig on Nov 12, 2006 | Reply
You’re right, Kirk. Everyone wants to take out the champ, but holy smokes, these guys are set on self-destruct. Turnovers and mental mistakes are consistently leading to further errors.
I dunno — they better have a better second half today, or that’s all she wrote for the ‘06 season.