Good thing they have 7 more games after.
For sure...feel like the Steelers match up well with the Ravens and the Bengals match up well with the Steelers. Steelers are unlikely to win all...
Second the no injuries...then have 10 days to prep for Bungals.
Hate this stat...in my mind I was happy that this is a primetime game rather than a 1pm game. Primetime game seems less likely to be a letdown...
Was funny when Russell put it on one of the Ravens and he got up hurting. Forgot who it was...lol
Ya...cracked me up! But I had the same reaction to most of his red zone play calling.
I marked agree, but need to be able to keep Lamar off the field. Steelers offense going deep all day isn't a great way to control the clock so...
Whoa whoa...we don't talk about that game. Never happened.
Don't disagree, but as we sit today, this team doesn't feel like the last few teams that have limped into the playoffs. Hoping for a better finish...
Why do you see them losing every "tough" match up?
To be fair, he had some pretty good pressure on him on that punt if I recall.
Steelers 31 Ravens 30 Kick Return - Troy Polamalu
At least we have a chance in a close game, unlike years past where it was over pretty early on. :tequila:
1. What great thing happened last year? No shade for Khan, but last year was par for the course when looking at last 4 years. 2. You lose...
Agreed...and also think that it was always the plan. I'm sure Justin knew it was the plan as well...but good for him to maybe give Tomlin a slight...
Don't even know where to start. :thumbsdown:
Don't care much about COTY stuff, but I will give him credit for not being satisfied with the likes of Kenny Pickett (1st round pick) and then...
Even if it turns out to be 4 games, it's a fortunate turn of events. Herbig is coming back, but more importantly, Steelers have Preston Smith...
Wilson may not have looked perfect, but it was clear that they came in with a game plan to pound the ball, work off play action and go deep. I...
Keep seeing that this is an old video unfortunately.
