That was your first mistake. You buy her a piece of jewelry, then get YouTube TV.
Steelers 26 49hers 21 Passing yards - 222
Watt and McFarland got his chance last year, but Warren overtook him on the depth chart. Whether it was because of injury or production, it...
That is hilarious.
@steel machine Are you popping a cork on a bottle of champagne, like the '72 Dolphins, for the Pirates not losing a 100 games?
They will be shown on the Fox affiliate in St. Louis. It took forever to search the web to find it. I needed to know and I could not wait until...
I want to see Kyler Murray stand next to Bryce Young.
A fact check shows Bradshaw 6'3" while Stargell was 6'2". I am not saying you are incorrect, because Stargell looks taller, but it could be the...
St. Louis area will be showing Steelers-Niners on their Fox affiliate.
I read your post, and I am confused.
I feel sorry for CB-DB Darren Hall of the Falcons. He got cut twice. I guess the first cut wasn't bleeding enough, so they had to cut him again....
There are probably three moves to make post-53-man roster. Solving the punter issue, finding an upgrade at CB over Pierre, and Ogunjobi status....
And fans will be ticked because the Steelers let up.
Muse should have stood next to Danny Smith more. He might of had a chance if he got Danny Smith's gum stuck in his hair.
And the human remote controls.
Kansas City is already a dynasty. Winning two and being in three in the past four years is a dynasty in today's sports landscape. The Steelers...
I think Loudermilk and Muse stay instead of Kwiatoski and Fehoko. Gunner goes and Gentry stays. Gentry is first cut for position of need. I do...
Maybe I should be more nervous about this game. The fact is Tomlin has had the team prepared for the opening game the past two seasons vs. quality...
The Steelers would only cut guys early that they are not bringing back to the practice squad. Otherwise, it's an advantage for other teams and a...
Kenny Pickett outduels Patrick Mahomes in AFCCG to match up with @Rush2seven's prediction.
