First rule of getting to the playoffs- Win your division. Cinci 5-1, Pitt 4-2, Cleveland 2-4, Ravens 1-5.
The first time Ben won the Superbowl, they beat the #3 seed (Cincinatti), the #1 seed (Colts), and the #2 seed (Denver). Then they beat the #1...
Oh, for crap's sake, you can't do that to the rest of us!!!!!
Had to be this game. Too many variables for the Ravens and Steelers game to count, and the last thing you need is two teams with nothing to play...
Seeing as most of NY is covered in a sheet of ice right now, going to make a big pot of beef stew and call it a day.
Aaron Donald was the 13th overall pick, and people are su**ing his d***, and have been for the last two years. Myles was just a "Brown", and all...
Antonio Brown.
Wasn't Najee supposed to be injured at 8 1/2 games because Tomlin?
And while we're on Johnathon Taylor... 1169 yards rushing, 299 receiving as a rookie. Nagee... 1172 and 440 (sixteen games, to be fair).
ONLY because Henry is hurt. While I (and my son, who wanted [and got] a Taylor Jersey for Christmas) agree that Taylor had a hell of a year,...
You, sir, are at the same time incredibly wrong and also up for the new head coach of the Browns.
That was Bennie.
Point- Nagee is currently 21st on the list of all times yards from scrimmage for a rookie. That's why we drafted him. He may have 1300 yards...
Well, yeah. It kind of scares me that the Titans will probably be the #1 seed in the AFC, and played half the season without the best running...
Only injury of note is Henry, who would have about 27000 yards about now.
He was on double secret probation.
“All together now…..Y..M..C..A…..”
Steelers 23 (4 Boz fgs, TDs by Nagee and 'Muth) Ratbirds 12 (4 fgs) Ben kneel down to end his regular season career. Punting yds (Steelers) - 192.
But they're a worse team than Buffalo and the Titans. Cripes, you make it seem like that was the best we played all year, without our starting...
Yeah, except for that year we played with Rudolph and the Duck, and still managed to stay at .500, after Ben went 0-2.
