The offense’s inability to sustain drives is killing this team.

I'm not saying the Colts game was the best of his career, I meant he had a good game recently .

 

Meyer is a crappy OL coach - has been for years. Should have changed him earlier in the season when there was a chance, but like some posters here, Steelers didn't want to "disturb the winning formula".

With respect to Rogers, we all were paranoid whether he would hold up after getting beaten up due to bad OL play... sadly for all of us, the hits and his age are catching up with him.

 

I think he got caught staring at Metcalf running a deeper route on that side.

 

Prior to the Chargers game I mean. McCormick looked better against Indy and the same can be said against Green Bay. Broderick had an up and down game in both.

 

Gotcha.

My mistake!

 

He's our smaller version of Mike Wallace.

 

One trick pony

 

I don't think it matters if Austin is WR2 or WR3 because they probably won't re-sign him after the season, they will likely get their WR2 in the draft.

 

As was Gainwell. Instead Rodgers decided to take a sack and a safety

 

Yea, it's not that kind of offense. They built the offense for YAC and that's at least somewhat working. It seems that teams that are leading in air yards are the ones that have been way behind in games.

 

Same offense that the last 2 years of Roethlisberger....It was a major concern for me before this year

 

no one is blinder than he who will not see.....

 

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Whoa, that crossed a line. Keep it civil - attack the argument, not the person. Thanks, T

 

He was definitely sailing them, even when he had time. I didn't pay attention to the shoulder though. If it's bothering him that bad , He should sit.

 

And Yet, if You watched that game, if He had been just a little more on target, we would have been 14 points in the lead. He played awful.

 

This. 100%

 

He is a smaller and much worse version of Wallace. Wallace led the league in average yards per catch as a rookie and went over 1,000 yards three times in his career, two with the Steelers. He averaged 953 yards over every 17 games for his career.

Austin is in his fourth season and has 965 yards total in 41 games. His average yards per reception is a full two yards less than Wallace's.

Wallace was a much better player and it isn't close.

 

DOGDAMMIT I ALWAYS MISS THE GOOD STUFF