‘Very Close, If Not Better:’ James Harrison Weighs In On Watt/Highsmith Combo Versus Woodley/Himself

S.T.D · Dec 28, 2025

Formerscribe said: ↑

Woodley was a beast in those playoffs.
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This times 100.

S.T.D · Dec 28, 2025

Captain Lemming said: ↑

A case can be made that Woodley is far and away the most prolific post season pass rusher in history.
His first 4 playoff games he had 2 sacks each, the next 3 a sack each. He has only one playoff game without a sack, his last one.

He is tied for 10th in playoff sacks, and all of them were between 2007 season and 2010 season playoffs.

He is ahead of the likes of Strahan, and LT. Only one behind Reggie White. And NOBODY did it in so few games.

Criticized for slow starts for showing up fat, he is incredibly underappreciated by fans for being the beast he was in the postseason.

Kevin Greene gets way more love but in 6 playoff games as a Steeler he got 1.5 sacks total. Woodley got more than KGs Steeler career playoff total in EACH OF HIS FIRST 4 GAMES as a Steeler.
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Let's not forget to mention to certain fans that He was another player that was not on the team in Cowhers SB, since many like to say that Tomlin won with Cowhers players

S.T.D · Dec 28, 2025

Bubbahotep said: ↑

And two years later Highsmith is still struggling with containing the run.

Wk 14; Ravens rushing yards by location vs PIT:

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I really can't wrap my head around Highsmith. He clearly shows he can do it, he just doesn't always seem to want to do it

bradshaw12 · Dec 28, 2025

Run the ball every down.

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‘Very Close, If Not Better:’ James Harrison Weighs In On Watt/Highsmith Combo Versus Woodley/Himself

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