Happy 10 year anniversary Tony Romo botched snap day!!!

[seabowl]

The thing I remember most outside of the bad snap play was that the 4th quarter was at least at that time the best quarter of football I'd ever seen. I have not seen the game or quarter since but that is what I remember. Here's to plays like this happening to our opponents throughout this playoffs.

 

[Largent80]

I was at that game and down by the goal line where the play actually happened. It was glorious going from dejection to elation in a matter of seconds and NONE of the 4 of us had any voice left by that time.

 

[Sox-n-Hawks]

 

[gowazzu02]

Reminds me of...

 

[gowazzu02]

Also didn't we play the fumble game with a security guard and some other dude we picked up off the street as starting corners?

 

[Optimus25]

Also didn't we play the fumble game with a security guard and some other dude we picked up off the street as starting corners?

With no Google help i recall that being our nickel corner for that game, not one of the usual starting corners. True he was on the couch all season leading up to that week, but i thought this was the guy who did some kind of sales rather than security work...

 

[StaffAmerica74]

Pete hunter had a int for bus vs Chicago and a fumble recovery vs Dallas I believe. Our original brandon browner size wise.

 

[flmmkrz]

That game was the first time I heard my friends bitch about how lucky the hawks were and it hasn't stopped since.

A beautiful day in hawk land and the play that symbolized romos career lol so close but nope

 

[j hawk]

I was at that game on the goal line nose bleed section. I yelled at my son in law that we need a miracle. It is not often that my prayers get answered. Twelve's believe.

 

[Sports Hernia]

Texted this to the annoying Cowboys fan at work and wished him a happy 10th anniversary.
I cannot repeat his response in the main forum. 8)

 

[seabowl]

What many people don't realize is that was the very last game that Bill Parcells coached.

 

[Sox-n-Hawks]

Texted this to the annoying Cowboys fan at work and wished him a happy 10th anniversary.
I cannot repeat his response in the main forum. 8)

I may have done the same thing......

 

[BlueThunder]

What? No Video? Big-Play Babs?

[youtube]QVuQ5aw0HAQ[/youtube]

 

[Cyrus12]

^ man that sounded LOUD!!!

 

[SHOCKER315]

What? No Video?

[youtube]QVuQ5aw0HAQ[/youtube]

I was at this game sitting in the Hawks Nest during this kick. If Guinness Book of records crew were there that night, the Clink would still hold the crowd noise record. The collective roar when Romo was tackled was the loudest I've ever heard at the stadium, and I have been to many games.

 

[BChawkfan]

That was the day before I ordered my Tony Romo bobble-ball doll!!!

 

[seahawkfreak]

This just reminds me that I'm going to have a borderline heart attack coming soon.

 

[BlueThunder]

If Guinness Book of records crew were there that night, the Clink would still hold the crowd noise record.

Let's not forget that the stupid, cheating Chiefs crowd did a one, two, three... SCREAMMMMM!!!!!... Our readings were on natural plays, whatever play hit the loudest of the day. I'd love to have had those readings when Marshawn did the Beast-mode run. I'm sure that would have been the benchmark for all decibel runs I just betcha. Non-rehearsed and natural noise. ALL the difference in the world. WE ARE the loudest.

 

[evergreen]

That was the biggest Seahawk play of all time before Beastquake. I remember there was some time left so maybe a comeback but momentum seemed to shift, but we stopped them and I think I was glad they didn't go for it... I remember thinking that Romo might score and that was a mood shift up-down then back up again when Babs tackled him and he fumbled. That was so freakin' close...

 

[rjdriver]

What? No Video? Big-Play Babs?

[youtube]QVuQ5aw0HAQ[/youtube]

The Burger King guy at :40 in this video has always bewildered me. I can't believe it's been ten years. I was in a hotel screaming so loud that security called me.