Week 11:Baltimore Ravens(7-3)

Good news for TJ Watt then?

 

Steelers are 6-0 when holding opponent to under 100 yds rushing and 1-2 when not. Do the math. While a somewhat meaningless stat (aren't points the most important?) holding Henry + Jax to under 100 will be mighty tough. TDs in lieu of FGs will rule once again for our team as they did against WA. Obviously.

 

Except Baltimore has more weapons on offense than Washington.

 

close game according to 90% of the experts...

 

Usually is a close game been very few blowouts for either side.

 

I’ll be there Sunday. JEH buy me a beer.

 

What a game this will be; my head hurts just thinking about it

 

Colleen Wolf (sigh) picked the Steelers so we're good to go.

 

Saw an old guy with a Steeler shirt on at the gas station, I said what do you think this Sunday, “he said it’s going being a F*%king Donnybrook” I started busting up, CLASSIC. Seniors are the best…

 

Maulet says he knows exactly how the steelers defense will defend against Lamar Jackson. We've changed since he left right?

 

Of course. That report is just Maulet being immature and trying to make the team that let him go regret it. I doubt they do.

 

we will ALL see soon enough.

it is possible - not likely but surely possible

 

This will be a tough out, these 2 teams know each other. Nail biter.

 

MR Jack-son warning Tomlin and Steelers that he wants to beat us so badly---- I say bring it ...

 

Let no one on here forget:

I hate the Ravens

 

That would be my honor

 

Jackson does well when under pressure when the defender runs straight at him loosing containment to the defenses left Lamar’s right

I’ve watched it over and over in the recent games

Keep containment and we win

Go for the big play and advantage Lamar

This will be T J Watt’s responsibility

Unfortunately containment is not his strong point going for the big play is

 

Lamar Jackson has 4 TDs and 7 interceptions in his career against the Steelers.

 

The graphic is cut off but Baltimore leads the league with 80 penalties.