Burfict's Suspension Upheld

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(02-15-2016, 06:10 PM)The Real Deal Wrote: I just keep having to remind myself that the guy that can't quite count to seven (you) has the mental capacity of a grapefruit and that I can't judge him based on his lack of reading comprehension skills. But....
Who's trying to rationalize it into a positive? The point is that, right or wrong, most people embrace the dirty play of their own and hate that of another team. It has been happening for years on multiple different teams and it will continue to happen in the future. Sure it was disappointing to see it bite us in the end this season, but it happened and there is nothing to be done about it now. 

But At least from your comment we can agree that the bengals and burfict beat themselves and that the steelers didn't truly earn it right?

Also, of course I was hoping for a shank? Why wouldn't I or any other bengals fan be doing that? I'm not totally sure what you're implying with that statement. But then I just revert back to the beginning of my post and I know why I don't understand you. Because you are truly on your own level.

Plenty of bengals fans have rationalized that they are now tougher than the steelers and that the Steelers are afraid the bengals. Or that it was worth hurting Brown because it hurt the Steelers playoff chances, as if the bengals winning would have hurt them more. That's all crap because Bosewell didn't shank it, and that's all that matters.

The Steelers earned the win through about 3 quarters, then blew it. Having a chance to make a comeback, Jones threw a horrible interception, while Ben stood - apparently healthy enough to play - on the sidelines. The Steelers prolonged their death with a fumble recovery, but that's all it should have done. Then Burfict and Jones did the impossible and gave the Steelers a chip shot field goal to win. I'd say both the Steelers and Bengals did enough to earn a win, but the Bengals picked a bad time to put out a 'classic Bungal moment'. Neither Tomlin nor Lewis put out a winning effort on their end of things.