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Folanator
Brawndo's got electrolytes...
First, no one here wished anyone a death wish or would. Don't lump me in there. Rubies for U.
You got lucky. You won becasue our QB went down. We would have made you our Bitches just like we did in that Shit hole town you live in fuckstick. Your fucking team is fat and old. Our boys are going to kill you cocksuckers next year.
But in the meantime, the Colts will do it for us. Enjoy your cheap win, you deserve it.
Oh BTW. Fuck you.
There, now I feel better.
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nicknc33
Guilty insane
Now that is amazing!Steelers lineman apologizes
von Oelhoffen sorry for hit that knocked out Palmer
Posted: Sunday January 8, 2006 10:59PM; Updated: Sunday January 8, 2006 11:34PM
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Carson Palmer tore his ACL on this play involving the Steelers' Kimo von Oelhoffen.
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<SCRIPT>if(cnnEnableCL){if(!(location.hostname.indexOf('cnn.com')>-1)) {cnnAddCSI('contextualLinks','/.element/ssi/misc/2.0/contextual/story.html','');}else{ cnnAddCSI('contextualLinks','http://cl.cnn.com/ctxtlink/jsp/si/cl/2.0/si-story.jsp','category=sinfl&url=http:/\/robots.cnnsi.com/2006/football/nfl/specials/playoffs/2005/01/08/steelers.apology.ap/index.html&desccharcnt=80&site=cnn_sinfl_dyn_ctxt&origin=si');}}</SCRIPT><IFRAME id=iframecontextualLinks style="VISIBILITY: hidden; POSITION: absolute" name=iframecontextualLinks align=right src="http://cl.cnn.com/ctxtlink/jsp/si/cl/2.0/si-story.jsp?domId=contextualLinks&time=1136782626218&category=sinfl&url=http://robots.cnnsi.com/2006/football/nfl/specials/playoffs/2005/01/08/steelers.apology.ap/index.html&desccharcnt=80&site=cnn_sinfl_dyn_ctxt&origin=si" width=0 height=0></IFRAME></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Kimo von Oelhoffen spent half his NFL career playing in Cincinnati and still has great affection for the Bengals and the town. No wonder he doesn't want to spend the next nine months being the city's most disliked man.
Von Oelhoffen's unintentionally firm tug on quarterback Carson Palmer's left knee during the Bengals' second play of the game Sunday put Palmer out with a serious injury and affected the course of the Steelers' 31-17 victory.
Afterward, von Oelhoffen apologized to Palmer, his family and the Bengals' fans, saying no player ever wants to hurt another.
"Yeah, I hate to see that happen to any player," von Oelhoffen said. "I don't think anybody on this team would intentionally do something like that."
As Palmer lay on the turf before being taken off on a cart, several Bengals players could be seen yelling toward the Steelers' huddle. But von Oelhoffen said he didn't hear any remarks directed toward him, and at least one Bengals player -- Pro Bowl tackle Willie Anderson -- defended him after the game.
"I know Kimo. He's not a dirty player," Anderson said of von Oelhoffen, who played for the Bengals from 1944-99 before moving to Pittsburgh for the chance to become a starter. "Guys were infuriated, but your first reaction is to defend your player. It wasn't a dirty play."
Von Oelhoffen said the injury -- Palmer tore at least one ligament -- affected his own play for at least a quarter.
"I'm not gonna lie, it affected me a little bit," von Oelhoffen said. "That kid deserved a shot to play in this game. It's always horrible when somebody gets hurt. We're all football players -- we're together, we compete against each other, but we're together."
Asked what he was trying to do on the play, von Oelhoffen said, "Sack the quarterback. What else?"
Von Oelhoffen said he didn't personally apologize to Palmer because he didn't see him after he left the field.
"How would it affect you if you had just torn one of the most promising quarterback's knees out? You do not like to see that happen. But he'll rebound," von Oelhoffen said. "He's young and he's going to be around for a long time. ... I hope he gets better because he's a great player."
What several Steelers disliked was the insinuation that the injury greatly influenced the game, and that they needed something like that to win in Cincinnati, where they have won five of their last six.
"I'm not going to sit here and let that be a reason to spoil our victory, Carson not playing," linebacker Joey Porter said of the Steelers' 14th victory in 17 road games over the last two seasons. "This is the NFL and people get hurt; it's not the first time someone's got hurt in a game. We've had people get hurt all year. You take your wounds and keep on ticking."
The Steelers played four games without their own starting quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger, with two knee injuries, and left tackle Marvel Smith also missed substantial time.
"We came away with a victory. If Palmer had played, I think the same thing would have happened," Porter said.
Even if Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson didn't agree after being held without a touchdown by Pittsburgh for the third time this season.
Asked if the Steelers were better, he said, tersely for a player who often is one of the most talkative in the league: "No."
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Catfish Biff's
Wimpy loves to eat hamburgers
Thanks, that makes me feel better. I tried to negative rep him for being so disrespectful, but because I've only positively rep'ed folks in the past, I messed up and gave him the wrong kind. Now I've got to spread some love around before I can correct my mistake.
There must be a modicum of respect in this forum, and that guy crossed the line.
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All-American
Uh, maybe because they couldn't 5 weeks ago?
Have you watched the Steelers offense since the second Bengals game.
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Folanator
Brawndo's got electrolytes...
No problemo. I did not go personal until he starts calling all Bengals fans pussies and the like. The Berg is actually a great town (I used to work for PNC). One of the owners of the Pirates is a friend of mine. It just has a whole bunch ass hole fans like that one.
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All-American
First, no one here wished anyone a death wish or would. Don't lump me in there. Rubies for U.
You got lucky. You won becasue our QB went down. We would have made you our Bitches just like we did in that Shit hole town you live in fuckstick. Your fucking team is fat and old. Our boys are going to kill you cocksuckers next year.
But in the meantime, the Colts will do it for us. Enjoy your cheap win, you deserve it.
Oh BTW. Fuck you.
There, now I feel better.
I just read where your All-Pro OT Willie Anderson said it wasn't a cheap shot.
"I know Kimo. He's not a dirty player," Anderson said of von Oelhoffen, who played for the Bengals from 1944-99 before moving to Pittsburgh for the chance to become a starter. "Guys were infuriated, but your first reaction is to defend your player. It wasn't a dirty play."
Sit down and shut the up. Did you idiots even watch Kimo when he played for the Bengals? How many times did he try to take out a QB?
Keep it up with the excuses.
Kitna
24 for 40 - 197 yards 1 TD 2 INT
Palmer average against the Steelers in 2005:
22 for 37 - 227 yards 1.5 TD 1 INT
Wow he would have made that much of difference.
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so injuries were the excuse for the bengals losing today... but aren't valid excuses for why the steeler offense struggled.
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All-American
You got Bengal fans wishing death on a player. That's probably why I went off. It just infuriates me that Bengal fans think this was cheap shot and it wasn't. It is not like we are talking about Romo here. If I lumped you when those idiots then I apologize.
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All-American
Since when did Carson play on defense? With Carson there may have been 1 more TD. We don't know. The Bengals defense is porous. The Steelers offense would of scored more if they have to.
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All-American
I certainly would take Kitna over Maddox. He is one of the best back-ups in the league. Kitna is known for lighting up the Steelers. Kitna moved the ball early but the Steelers went adjusted and went man-to-man and controlled the rest of the game.
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The key point I am trying to make here is say if Carson played the whole game, the Steelers would still win a shoot out if it came to that. The Steelers shut it down in the 4th quarter and still scored 31. The Steelers scored 31 with 4 turnovers in the 2nd meeting.
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