Is cancer miami's cancer?

[psfign]

Sorry, this is a ridiculous post. Also, as someone who has witnessed a loved one's fight with cancer firsthand, it's pretty callous to use cancer as an excuse for losing a stupid football game.


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Oh please. I've lost both my parents to cancer....both in their 50's....and I even found this amusing. Whatever you have stuck up your ass needs to be extracted.

 

[nyjunc]

damn cancer conspiring to keep the dolphins down.

 

[SkapePhin]

Sorry for your loss, but I witnessed the rapid deterioration and demise of my 28 year old family member to the ravages of cancer. Using another person's victory over cancer as an excuse for losing a crummy football game, whether in jest or not, is just not in good taste and really serves no purpose.


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[EvilDylan]

In all fairness, I never said that it was the cause. I just noted that it was an interesting statistical anomaly that is probably very rare.

 

[LANGER72]

Again being unlucky, the Vikings suspend Peterson for the Patriots game, and then he is reinstated the following Tuesday.
Pornstache left the 20 year curse on this team.

 

[psfign]

eh..

 

[maralieus]

Don't forget about how the pats always get the breaks. Like last week getting ap deactivated right before their game with them.

 

[whizafriz]

Unrelated, but Tebow's first win in the NFL as a starter was... us...::shudders::
Miami seems to be the unwilling catalyst for sparks I guess.

 

[phins_4_ever]

Didn't Pagano come back from leukemia and coach the colts against the dolphins right after and win? now Jim Kelly gives the Bills inspiration?

How many times have key figureheads of an organization had cancer and won, then played a comeback game? Much less two against the same team.

We get to play super energized teams for some reason.

WTF?

You can't be serious.

 

[traptses]

What a stupid thread