(01-18-2016, 04:25 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: The worst thing about Phil Simms is the pronunciation of our favorite team's name:  "Bingles."

(01-18-2016, 04:25 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: The worst thing about Phil Simms is the pronunciation of our favorite team's name:  "Bingles."

(01-18-2016, 04:25 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: The worst thing about Phil Simms is the pronunciation of our favorite team's name:  "Bingles."

(01-18-2016, 06:42 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: Nantz is just as bad. He was the one who called the Shazier hit on Bernard "unfortunate", then went on a tirade about how dirty Burfict's hit was. During the Broncos game, he didn't give much credit to the Broncos for winning.

(01-18-2016, 01:52 PM)CincyWestside Wrote: I watched both the Steelers vs Bengals and the Steelers vs Broncos games on tv these last two weeks and I still cannot get over Phil Simms obsession with Pittsburgh.

I mean, there were numerous times where he praised them and whatnot during our game's broadcast. I cannot remember specifics, but I remember thinking after the game that it was insane that he showed so much favoritism towards them.

Anyway, I watched the game yesterday as well and myself as well as the rest of the family watching the game were in  awe from all of the good things he was trying to get in about the Steelers.

I remember one play in particular:

It was a pass by Roethlisberger along the sideline. I think it was intended for Wheaton. Anyway, the pass was like 20 yards overthrown and the defender was a little pushy with Wheaton and nearly pushed him out of bounds, but it did not look to be anywhere close to being completed.

It took like 10 seconds before a flag came on the field and Simms was like excited. He was like, "What are good play by Ben. He saw that there was going to be pass interference and threw the ball his way. And what a good call by the officials."

Then Nantz waits a moment before saying, "Well do you think that was catchable?" and then there was dead air for like a minute or so before Simms trying to string together one of the worse explanations I have ever heard by an announcer (and I watch Reds games regularly with Thom Brennaman). I do not remember word for word what was said, but I just remember laughing out loud by the ridiculousness of it.

(01-18-2016, 01:52 PM)CincyWestside Wrote: I watched both the Steelers vs Bengals and the Steelers vs Broncos games on tv these last two weeks and I still cannot get over Phil Simms obsession with Pittsburgh.

I mean, there were numerous times where he praised them and whatnot during our game's broadcast. I cannot remember specifics, but I remember thinking after the game that it was insane that he showed so much favoritism towards them.

Anyway, I watched the game yesterday as well and myself as well as the rest of the family watching the game were in  awe from all of the good things he was trying to get in about the Steelers.

I remember one play in particular:

It was a pass by Roethlisberger along the sideline. I think it was intended for Wheaton. Anyway, the pass was like 20 yards overthrown and the defender was a little pushy with Wheaton and nearly pushed him out of bounds, but it did not look to be anywhere close to being completed.

It took like 10 seconds before a flag came on the field and Simms was like excited. He was like, "What are good play by Ben. He saw that there was going to be pass interference and threw the ball his way. And what a good call by the officials."

Then Nantz waits a moment before saying, "Well do you think that was catchable?" and then there was dead air for like a minute or so before Simms trying to string together one of the worse explanations I have ever heard by an announcer (and I watch Reds games regularly with Thom Brennaman). I do not remember word for word what was said, but I just remember laughing out loud by the ridiculousness of it.