I am not convinced

I commend the Steelers on bringing new people in, but I must see a change on the field in game situations. You
watched the last 5 games of last year and the disastrous playoff game in Baltimore.

 

I thought this quote was funny.

"What are realistic expectations for this 2025 Browns team? Well, we’re already talking about next year in the first week of August."

.... but then upon further reflection, it seems there are as many posts about the Steelers in 2026 as there are for this season.

You may also enjoy this little update about our friends to the north:

"When Browns coach Kevin Stefanski announced that Garrett would be given Saturday off, I immediately wondered if it was as much a break for left tackle Dawand Jones as it was for Garrett. Jones is still learning the position on the fly, and Garrett is often flying past him."

 

And that's why they will have like nine new starters and be more aggressive on defense.

 

Same person who always disagrees. That is one disagreeable sumbich.

 

Yep. There are a couple of them. One of them referred me to the prediction thread instead of me creating this topics that has over a 150 responses with various opinions. Maybe they should create a panel amongst themselves to approve or disapprove thread topics.

 

My friend. Make up your mind. One minute it's, I don't care if we lose, as long as we are being aggressive, and when I say we were 8th in blitz average last year, and I believe number 1 a few years ago, then You say .....now You want different. LoL

 

Yes Brady played in a cream puff division, but now look what He did in the playoffs, and SBs compared to the rest.
It's funny how only the playoffs matter for the Steelers, their players, and their coaches, and yet somehow for everyone else, it doesn't matter when some people talk their greatness. LoL
I going to write a song called....Moving the Goal Post.
I thought I already did, but it appears I just changed the words to Riding the Storm Out, by REO Speed Wagon

 

Most of what he posts are someone else’s thoughts

It’s better that way