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Where's @Mr Jiggyfly to tell us how Roethlisberger was the only thing carrying the Steelers to a winning record?
They were just eliminated bro. Enjoy your hollow victory?
Where's @Mr Jiggyfly to tell us how Roethlisberger was the only thing carrying the Steelers to a winning record?
They're not a good team so it really doesn't matter when they were eliminated. But glad to see he has a white knight covering for all his bad takesThey were just eliminated bro. Enjoy your hollow victory?
September 1st, 2022, followed by a bunch of people calling me crazy.The Steelers won 9 games last year with Ben. Thinking they will take a step back now that they have a mobile QB is deluded. The defense is better. And with an unpredictable QB under center, it will make game planning for opposing coaches more difficult. It's not that hard to game plan for a QB that only operates out of the shotgun and isn't modile.
They're not a good team so it really doesn't matter when they were eliminated. But glad to see he has a white knight covering for all his bad takes
There's a lot of people on here who only have the most basic understanding of the sport, so you should have taken that as a compliment.September 1st, 2022, followed by a bunch of people calling me crazy.
Although I think it's funny, I didn't refer to that at all. Solely about a QB who had been washed up for the final 5 years of his career supposedly carrying the Steelers.They're not well coached either. If you're gloating about the NHALS, They played a few bad teams along the way and got lucky in a few of them.
Eh, Ben wasn’t washed for the last 5 years, that’s a stretch. He absolutely made up for some bad coaching, mainly the OC. OC has been our issue for years.There's a lot of people on here who only have the most basic understanding of the sport, so you should have taken that as a compliment.
Although I think it's funny, I didn't refer to that at all. Solely about a QB who had been washed up for the final 5 years of his career supposedly carrying the Steelers.
There's a lot of people on here who only have the most basic understanding of the sport, so you should have taken that as a compliment.
Although I think it's funny, I didn't refer to that at all. Solely about a QB who had been washed up for the final 5 years of his career supposedly carrying the Steelers.
OL,DL and CB are top needs this off-season. I’d have to imagine the first two picks will be a combination of those, unless we snag a DL in FA.
Hargrave is gonna be available again, though he’s probably too expensive by now.
Eh, Ben wasn’t washed for the last 5 years, that’s a stretch. He absolutely made up for some bad coaching, mainly the OC. OC has been our issue for years.
The Bears and Claypool did their part to get us a hell of a draft pick. Did they even win a game after that trade? I think I read Claypool had like 140 yards total in 7 games with them, pretty ugly.Steelers end up with the top pick in the second round which is awesome at least.
It’s a shame the Jets had to start Flacco though.
Lol…the Steelers goal is to have as many brothers playing together and as many people associated with the team who have local ties as possible, Super Bowl be damned lol…DL seems to be an area of strength in free agency so it definitely wouldn’t surprise me to see them sign some guys.
ILB is also a definite need and like DL, it looks like there are a couple interesting names that could hit FA. I’m gonna be surprised if they don’t go after Tremaine Edmunds.
The Bears and Claypool did their part to get us a hell of a draft pick. Did they even win a game after that trade? I think I read Claypool had like 140 yards total in 7 games with them, pretty ugly.
Not well coached I would say otherwiseThey're not well coached either. If you're gloating about the NHALS, They played a few bad teams along the way and got lucky in a few of them.
They're not well coached either. If you're gloating about the NHALS, They played a few bad teams along the way and got lucky in a few of them.
How much FA cash does this team have?
Not well coached I would say otherwise
The Bears and Claypool did their part to get us a hell of a draft pick. Did they even win a game after that trade? I think I read Claypool had like 140 yards total in 7 games with them, pretty ugly.
Steelers are locked into the 18th pick. Start your mock drafts.
If you really can’t understand the problem with someone with Kosar’s access betting on games involving the team and then publicly announcing it you’re not nearly as clever as you think you are.Something semi-related to this game:
Browns sever ties with Bernie Kosar after he bets $19,000 on Browns-Steelers game
Sports wagering is now legal in Ohio.profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
I find it really stupid that a radio broadcaster is getting fired for betting on team games. I don't understand how the NFL can be slurping up so much money from these gambling ads but they get so angry whenever anyone affiliated with the NFL gambles on games. I understand coaches and players betting on games they're involved in, but an announcer? Seriously?
OMG lol…
Yeah next season anything less than 11 wins is failure. They have tons of money to get real defensive depth probably sign 2 outside FA.Then there is no excuse to get off to a slow start next year despite strength of schedule.
If the motherf***er knew how to high point a ball and use his body he would be amazing.Yeah it was awesome that the Bears weren’t aware that Claypool f***ing sucks at playing football.
6’4, athletic, fast, great hands, and sucks.
Absolutely. Getting Claypool and Juju out helped. They weren’t terrible, just kind of obnoxious relative to their mediocre production. Then I think some of the younger guys are starting to mature and lead, like Minkah and Pickett who seem like rock solid people.…a much more likable team(especially the players) than in the last few years.
Where's @Mr Jiggyfly to tell us how Roethlisberger was the only thing carrying the Steelers to a winning record?