Start the NOT TO RESIGN BA thread: State your reasons

Ancient history would actually serve your case better. I'll give you that my rams remark was indeed snippy but the point that was weakly intended to present was that one game against the current Rams is NOT something you can pull information out of, at least believable information.

Granted that gamed looked really good, rushing touchdowns, a good pass-run ratio, not even all that bad of playcalling, but when you face a team like the rams if your performance is anything less than stellar when you have a team like Pittsburgh does then something is seriously wrong.

Furthermore, this years statistics are also hard to read into (mostly on a positive note.) Our defensive rating might seem nice, but I'll point back to the schedule we faced this year and then point to the number of turnovers produced against all of the said sub-par teams.

Offensively nothing has changed that would sway anyone's opinions that were formed years ago on B.A. While I agree that all the blame can't be put on him, he does have quite a bit offensively to answer for. Namely, this team all around STRUGGLED this year on numerous occasions. Sure we had injuries, but, "the standard is the standard" and what not, as such, if their going to hold themselves to that then they and B.A are to blame and this issue needs to be addressed immediately.

Thats something you'd expect Tomlin to be onto his case about but I doubt it, I'm more likely to believe Tomlin is involved with the offensive struggles. Hopefully they learned ALOT from their miscues this season.

That said, I love my Steelers.