“Footsteps Flacco” and ex-Cowboy Cundiff end Ravens’ Super Bowl run

by A Closer Look

Ravens just can't seem to catch a break (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

What a game in Foxborough. Washington Redskins’ fans collectively rejoiced as former Cowboy’s kicker Billy Cundiff sailed a 32 yard field goal that would have tied the AFC Championship at 23-23 with 15 seconds left wide left. Cundiff and the Baltimore Ravens could have potentially avoided the entire last-second situation had quarterback Joe Flacco not thrown a crucial interception as the team was driving for the go-ahead score with 7:32 left in the game.

Most Washingtonians are pulling for a San Francisco vs. New England Super Bowl, simply for the fact that the Giants are NFC East foes and well..the Ravens represent everything that Redskins fans hate. Hate is a strong word, but fitting. Some people claim “dual-citizenship”, they believe because they live in Maryland they are entitled to support the Ravens and Redskins. These people are commonly referred to as “fair-weather fans”.

Sometimes, it's just too easy.

The purpose of this post is simply to remind Ravens fans that you cannot and will not ever “invade D.C.” If you’d like to throw stats around, go ahead. “Hey we’ve had this great record and these great games.” All well and good. One Super Bowl stands between your franchise and the depths of the NFL that are currently occupied by the Vikings, Chargers, Bengals etc. I’m sure this semi-rant will garner some attention from our friends up north, so be it.

Personally, I believe the Ravens deserved a shot at overtime versus New England. It’s tough to go out like they did and I’m sure they’ll be motivated as ever next season. New England is now one game away from proving the old saying “defense wins championships” wrong. I’m pulling for San Francisco because I can’t stand the idea of the Redskins defeating the Super Bowl champion twice and not even smelling the playoffs. For now though, we watch.

I feel so bad for the younger generation. They just don’t know. The Redskins changed the mood of the city. I saw some articles last week wondering if Redskins fans would root for the Ravens now that the playoffs are here and were out again. F*** no. Back in the golden years, you wouldn’t even ask something as asinine as that. - Bram Weinstein

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reagan499 5 pts

Trust me when I say this, the Ravens don't need support from Redskins fans. We can actually sell out a stadium.....every game, not just for the play-offs. By the way, this has to be one of the dumbest articles I have ever read. You can keep your fans (and your team). How is that couch working for you?

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