Do You Believe in Karma?

[Mitch]

Didn't Santonio Holmes' TD at the back corner of the endzone look eerily familiar to Nathan Poole's on the last play of the season that knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs?

 

[CardinalChris]

I think there were more defenders around the ball yesterday compared to the Poole catch.

 

[82CardsGrad]

I think there were more defenders around the ball yesterday compared to the Poole catch.

Yup... and Poole's feet were in...

 

[Mitch]

It gets even better...winning that game 18-17 versus the Vikings cost the Cardinals the #1 draft pick in the 2004 draft and the chance to select QB Eli Manning.

Who did the Cardinals pick instead?

Larry Fitzgerald.

 

[daves]

Yup... and Poole's feet were in...

Actually, no they weren't! His second foot came down well out of bounds, but it was ruled a force-out. Skip about 5:50 into the video.

Just keepin' it real!

...dave

(Yes, i realize your post was only intended to be light-hearted!)

 

[arthurracoon]

If you believe in karma, there is no freakin way cards fans should keep getting their hearts ripped out.

I am now a football aethist (as someone else on this board put it). The football gods are dead to me.

 

[Mr. Boldin]

If thats the case the Karma mathmatics dont equal out. Knocking a team out in the last game of the regular season vs. the last game of the season.

When does that karma come back around and bite the Steelers or help us out? Hopefully soon.

 

[jefftheshark]

If karma has anything to do with the Super Bowl game, then it was the State of Pennsylvania getting revenge for the NFC Championship game.

You know, remember the game where a team was dominated for the first 3 quarters, but then mounts a furious comeback to take a slim lead, only to see an unstoppable 4th quarter drive that erases that lead and then has the game end on a controversial non-call as the losing team was staging another comeback? Do you mean that game?

Man, that karma is a female dog!

JTS