It amazing how they use him in QB scenarios, rushing and also of course as a WR
Have you guys seen how they use Taysom Hill for the Saints? He was last weeks NFC player of the week.
Yeah likely. I did not measure his arms lol but I get it. OP called me out on it lol
Poor pass or not he made zero attempt and looked lost. Russ did not have a great day but Lamar had a worse one :)
Precisely. The dude is a mountain of a man that is never used in the red zone. He has pretty good hands. This, combined with his obvious height,...
disagree. If he did nothing other than raise his arm he likely reaches say 12 feet alone. He is 6,7”.
That end-zone throw from Wilson should have been caught by Washington. The dude never even jumped or made any attempt to grab it.
Tush push?
Not at all necessary. Show us how immature you can be.
Steelers will take it to the Clowns. Not at all worried. This team and these players have the right attitude. They are not looking too far ahead,...
Who?
Steelers are 2-0 when not scoring any TDs. The rest of the league is 2- 18 WOW
What the heck was that at around 14 minutes in? Video shows a kid talking chinese lol
This is what Tomlin had to say about Jones when asked if he would be benched. The thing with Tomlin he never gives up too soon. Kudos to him....
Defense is allowing an average of 16.2 yards per game. Thats good enough to put them in second
Unfortunately, I don't think we have a backup for Jones but he needs to sit his a@@ down. WTF is wrong with him. Personal fouls and holding calls...
Sorry for your loss. I know what its like to lose your parents. My mom past in May of this year. She knew I loved the Steelers so much that she...
Yes exactly. You can say Wilson had a bad game but so did Lamar. The Baltimore offense is supposed to be so great yet they looked like JV against...
You need to find HeinzMustard. He never believes the Steelers win games. He lives in an entirely different dimension lol
I think us Steeler fans are worried. This could be a bigger test then the Steelers are ready for.
