Essentially, everything we were worried about turned out fine: good o-line, good coverage from Cockerell, good play from Grimble and James. What...
If the steelers keep winning, he has to go further and further down his moan list.
I agree. Ref inconsistency is part of the game. The one exception to this, which still gets me mad, is the overruled Polamalu int against the...
I'm stuck watching nfl.com updates... What am I missing?
This. I'm kind of struggling with the idea that we should have played Cousins as though he were Dalton. That said, of course certain QBs will...
Every other post is usually some bot talking about how much they earn from working at home.
The fine is one thing, the yardage penalty is another...
It's not the only reason. The fact that he's under contract, and he's shown himself to be a game changer, would be better - and more likely- reasons.
I'm not too interested in making a point. I'm interested in winning the game. The best point to make is to beat them twice and eliminate them from...
I was going to post much the same thing. I only see Faneca getting far from this list.
Seems he's never healthy against us.
Also, Glen Edwards holds that record. He was 154 when he made his last interception.
You have a point. ****s and giggles excuses pretty much everything.
It's been one game. I'm as optimistic as anyone, but I'd want to see a few more weeks of Coates and Rogers before talking about losing Bryant.
Did Matakevich see the field, or did he not get a hat?
"Get straight outta here, Compton"
I agree that the pass rush wasn't as good as it could be. Remember, though, that Butler was deliberately not coming in with a huge number of...
They can't get upset about suggested sexual themes in a TD celebration. The game has a position called Tight End, for goodness sake.
Rogers was listed as a starter on the broadcast, in the absence of a FB. But aside from that... He put in a good first performance, did as best...
We lost last years opener due to bad secondary play and kicking. Fix that, win the game.
