The Steelers Made A Choice

Tell you what I see. Even in the Killer Bee years the Steelers offenses weren't rated as highly as many years of MM's. Tomlin isn't necessarily the culprit. It's an organizational thing that started with Chaz Noll. His quote: "You have to not lose before you can win". This is the foundation the team needed in order to go from a perennial loser to a dynasty. Build a defense with an impenetrable wall. Having said this, so much has changed in the game favoring offenses and scoring. The Mel Blount rule was the beginning of the end. And really if a team cannot find a franchise QB, or is unable to develop one, it's just a huge uphill battle to win games. You have to be far better on the defensive side to do it.
I'm encouraged that MM has been able to build very good offensive lines. It all starts there and getting that right will make the rest easier.

 

Shew. I thought Stephen Hawking sent us into a quantum timeslip or something...

 

I don't care how much of a freak athlete Sadiq is, I still wouldn't draft him in the first round they have bigger needs.

 

The most encouraging part of the MM hire for me is that his GB teams had some pretty good OL and there was player turnover there as well. Somebody on that staff was doing something positive with the OL.

 

I keep thinking one of the posters here is a middle school AI project

 

Would be a fun rewrite of the movie "The Thing". All standing in a room, staring each other down. Which one of yinz is an AI bot that's gonna meld with my mind?

(btw, one of the few movies I thought the remake was better than the original)