Yeah. 1980's redux. It seems the Steelers made the same mistakes the past 4-5 years that they made in the 1980's by hanging on to veterans too long.
One of them here. I love Lebeau but the D has been getting burned on big plays for a long time now.
None of us really know how much influence Art II has on player decisions; we can only speculate. Sometimes in sports, the 3rd generation birth...
Timmons is the only Pro Bowl caliber player on the whole defense. They'll get it turned around but it may take another year or two.
Belichik out-coached Hairball with the last second ineligible thing and Flacco's' throw it up and get PI' backfired when Torrey Smith made a Mike...
Perhaps they were going to do what Dallas did with Monte Kiffin. "Ok, you can stay on but you're not the DC. You're an assistant head coach" kinda...
We'll see. When we had a defense with Flowers, Poteat, Washington, Jones, Fiala etc. it seemed that a good defense was way down the road but...
According to NFL.com Lebeau's resignation caught the Steelers by surprise....
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Sometimes the talent just isn't there. Neither Dave Brazil nor Dom Capers could get anything out of Huey Richardson. It's looking like the same...
It was kind of like when the Dolphins brought out the Wildcat formation. Teams were like, "Hey, they can't do that!" ... "Oh wait, they can?"
Caption This Ravens style. http://media.masslive.com/patriots/photo/rob-gronkowski-rashaan-melvin-82767a4f2e100eb8.jpg
They have won two playoff games in eons but some of their fans act as if they have already won the Super Bowl.
Let the text messages begin!
They weren't saying that about Belichick in Cleveland. Having Brady and a division that almost guarantees home playoff games doesn't hurt. He...
Hawks are letting Carolina hang around... does Cam ever not stare down WR's?
And Ben has knocked out the Ravens more than once. You can't go to the Super Bowl every year.
Join us at home Ratbirds.
I am biased of course.
No doubt and it's costing them now.
