06-17-2016, 09:21 AM
It'll be a long time before this game is forgotten. Painful game to experience as fans (Pacman and the fans crying at the end reflects all of our emotions after it), and it will be in the top 10 meltdowns on NFL network long after we leave this earth.
Only thing is my hatred for the Steelers and the beating they took sooths the pain some. But they still won, and we still got the bad rep. Only thing gong to get the bad feelings to go away is a playoff run.
Hard to slam the fans for still trying to come to terms with the outcome of the game when the Steelers (who won) still talk about it and take shots at the city due to the bad feelings that still linger. If anything they should be the ones that got over it, they won and that's trumps everything (even a beatdown). They've handled it with less class then Bengals players (who act as though they've moved on).
Only thing is my hatred for the Steelers and the beating they took sooths the pain some. But they still won, and we still got the bad rep. Only thing gong to get the bad feelings to go away is a playoff run.
Hard to slam the fans for still trying to come to terms with the outcome of the game when the Steelers (who won) still talk about it and take shots at the city due to the bad feelings that still linger. If anything they should be the ones that got over it, they won and that's trumps everything (even a beatdown). They've handled it with less class then Bengals players (who act as though they've moved on).
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