Division In The Locker Room?

Does anyone sence a possible division brewing in the locker room @ the Burgh. We all know about Big Ben's comment on Bell.. now the more recent statement from Clark on Roethlisberger ref. on ESPN. I think the media may be tossing more fuel to the fire in Pittsburgh thought's?

http://network.yardbarker.com/nfl/a...y_ryan_clark_concerning_how_he_plays/14750930

 

is not a news when there is not a strong leadership and discipline .. last year was the same, is affecting the coaching staff too

 

[sarcasm]No way... the media would NEVER do that![/sarcasm]

The team is 0-4 so everyone is going to overanalyze comments that are made... including the media, fans and haters.

 

Move along, folks. Nothing to see, here.

 

Clark was right...and didn't throw Ben under any bus....He said they are not a good enough team to overcome turnovers....they are not...

HACK

 

Nothing winning a few wont fix

 

Where there is smoke there is fire!

 

Clark is just auditioning for a ESPN gig once Thomas takes his place.

Something I haven't seen on this site yet was a rumor that before the Vikings game, some of the Veteran players banned the young guys from the game room.

And then just yesterday I read an article on Yahoo about Tomlin banning the games in the locker room.

 

Of course there is division...In Football when you loose the way we are, finger pointing will be going on..

 

I have no idea why people are making an issue out of what Ryan Clark said.

 

It was mentioned in a few threads - tied in with the idea that the vets were taking it upon themselves to buck up the ideas of the rookies.

There's likely division in every locker room. The back up QB who thinks they should be starting. The WR who wants more plays called his way. The defense annoyed that the offense stunk it up. The way I see it, it's like offensive holding - happens on every play, but sometimes its called, and sometimes it isn't. Same with disgruntled players in the locker room. Except it's more likely to get picked up when teams are 0-4.

 

MT took the games off ALL the children.

they had 4 days in timeout.

we welcomed the new kid that's big for his age and mean so nobody talks to him.

3 or 4 kids are in the nurses office.

so no I don't think there's any division in the locker room. nor any multiplication, addition, or subtraction.

 

When you're 0-4, there tends to be division in the locker room. Winning cures everything and everyone.

 

No great leaders on this team right now. Ben, Ward, Clark, they are good leaders when you are winning, but when times get tough sometimes their non-leadership qualities show through.

Bettis, Farrior, Porter...We are missing guys like this who are leaders no matter the situation.

 

Maybe Clark and his D team-mates could create a few turnovers. Than we could see how O does on a short field.