A bit different than the past, but there were players who arrived last night.Player reporting to camp today!! wonder if anyone is going to show up in some ridiculous fashion?
I like Josh Allen. I have rooted for him every single postseason game besides the one we played him in. He is fun to watch and a great regular season QB. He is also the biggest choke artist in the league. He finds away to lose every single time you think maybe its finally the Bills superbowl year. It's infuriating but it is what it is. I will still root for him if the Steelers aren't in it.You obviously aren't a Penn State fan. And Josh Allen is 8-7 with 29 passing touchdowns, 9 rushing scores, and just 6 INTs in 15 career playoff games...so I'm not even sure what you're talking about.
I wouldn't call Allen a choke artist. The Bills' defense on the other hand.......I like Josh Allen. I have rooted for him every single postseason game besides the one we played him in. He is fun to watch and a great regular season QB. He is also the biggest choke artist in the league. He finds away to lose every single time you think maybe its finally the Bills superbowl year. It's infuriating but it is what it is. I will still root for him if the Steelers aren't in it.
And then you have the good old days.Player reporting to camp today!! wonder if anyone is going to show up in some ridiculous fashion?
From AI:
Top 10 weird Steelers camp arrivals
- Antonio Brown — 2018: He arrived by helicopter, which instantly became the benchmark for outrageous Steelers camp entrances.instagram+1
- Antonio Brown — 2015-2017: He repeatedly showed up in flashy tricked-out cars, turning camp arrival into a rolling spectacle.post-gazette
- Brett Keisel — year not pinned down in the source set: He famously rolled in on a bulldozer, which is about as Steeler-y and ridiculous as it gets.behindthesteelcurtain
- John Stallworth — 1981: He showed up with a refrigerator, making one of the strangest all-time camp arrivals in team history.post-gazette
- Bud Dupree — mid-2010s: He made a memorable entrance on an electric scooter, because apparently walking was too ordinary.nfl
- Eli Rogers — mid-2010s: He joined the “dramatic arrival” tradition with a showy vehicle entrance that fit the camp’s stunt-heavy era.nfl
- Charlie Batch — older camp-era stunt: He came in wearing funny glasses and a goofy look, leaning into the joke rather than the hardware.behindthesteelcurtain
- Merril Hoge / other veteran-era camp personalities — assorted years: Some arrivals became funny simply because the player leaned hard into a character bit instead of a normal walk-in.facebook
- Modern players with scooters, bikes, or carts — 2020s: Recent camp coverage has shown players arriving with bikes, scooters, and golf carts, which feels less extravagant but still very on-brand for Steelers camp.youtube
- The “no more flashy entrances” era — 2023 onward: The irony is that the lack of stunts became the story, because people noticed the end of the old helicopter/firetruck-style theatrics.
You know Litos…..when last season ended and the path to the draft / FA started it seemed like it took forever. Now that it’s almost here it seems it went by in a flash. I used to laugh at my dad when he would say “ where did the ******* time go?”So I'm buckled up and waiting, it's been too long
thanks for asking but not really well here after the earthquakes, many deaths and families that lost their homes too. Fortunately we personally did't suffer any significant losses but the country in general is in a very low morale point despite the great solidarity efforts done by those with the possibility to help (wether it is donating, giving a hand to the rescue efforts, lending heavy machinery or tools, doctors working for free, etc).You know Litos…..when last season ended and the path to the draft / FA started it seemed like it took forever. Now that it’s almost here it seems it went by in a flash. I used to laugh at my dad when he would say “ where did the ******* time go?”
How’s it going in Venezuela? Things settling down? Life getting a little normalcy?
Did you happen to watch the playoff game versus the Chiefs in 2022? You know, the one where Allen was 27-37 for 329 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 0 interceptions, and 68 more yards on the ground? Against a top ten defense? You know, the one when he got the ball back with 1:02 left in the game down by 4 and drove the Bills 65 yards to a go-ahead touchdown with 13 seconds remaining on the clock? And they still lost 42-36?I like Josh Allen. I have rooted for him every single postseason game besides the one we played him in. He is fun to watch and a great regular season QB. He is also the biggest choke artist in the league. He finds away to lose every single time you think maybe its finally the Bills superbowl year. It's infuriating but it is what it is. I will still root for him if the Steelers aren't in it.
No wedge here. But your posts about Allar do indicate your desire for that strong arm of his to reach out and guide you to his nutsack so you can hang from it.My posts about Allar sure get a lot of people' panties in a wedge I tell you. .
And in regard to Will you'll see. Bench warmer
JPJ on PUP list for his back.
It's interesting some of the posters on here with the homosexual comments. If they disagree with your post and you give them pushback, they start going gay. Don't know if you are 12, cant articulate your argument, are in the process of coming out of the closet, or flat out flaming already.No wedge here. But your posts about Allar do indicate your desire for that strong arm of his to reach out and guide you to his nutsack so you can hang from it.
Yeah, we'll soon see how Howard does in camp.
Exactly my point. So close but so far. He has never done enough to win in the biggest games.Did you happen to watch the playoff game versus the Chiefs in 2022? You know, the one where Allen was 27-37 for 329 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 0 interceptions, and 68 more yards on the ground? Against a top ten defense? You know, the one when he got the ball back with 1:02 left in the game down by 4 and drove the Bills 65 yards to a go-ahead touchdown with 13 seconds remaining on the clock? And they still lost 42-36?
What infuriated you about Allen's performance in that game? What spoke "choke artist" to you? I know: He should have thrown that 19-yard TD with ZERO seconds left...right?
I wonder if it's because we expect these almost finished products coming out of college. The stats have gotten crazy college QBs put up, and if a guy doesn't have that, for whatever reason, he won't make it. I saw something on Bert Jones the other day, and looked up his stats. Then I clicked on his college stats. What made this guy the 2nd overall pick? I know it was 1973, but still. Marino threw 43 picks his last two years in college. My point is I'm not sure if college production is always a sure predictor of what a QB may be in the pros.It's interesting some of the posters on here with the homosexual comments. If they disagree with your post and you give them pushback, they start going gay. Don't know if you are 12, cant articulate your argument, are in the process of coming out of the closet, or flat out flaming already.
I was both critical and complimentary of Allar. He's a mixed bag as most QBs taken past the 1st are.
But here's essentially how some posters on here have responded to my posts about Allar
Me: He's got a lot of warts but he's got some elite traits too. He could be something
Poster: Allar sucks
Me: Never said he's gonna be all world but he has potential
Poster: You are gay and want to slob on Drew
Very bright very bright!!!
Since 2020, the Bills scoring defenses ranked:I wouldn't call Allen a choke artist. The Bills' defense on the other hand.......
how many points did they give up in the playoffsSince 2020, the Bills scoring defenses ranked:
16th
1st
2nd
4th
11th
In 7 playoff losses:how many points did they give up in the playoffs
Exactly......its very hard to predict who is going to be greatI wonder if it's because we expect these almost finished products coming out of college. The stats have gotten crazy college QBs put up, and if a guy doesn't have that, for whatever reason, he won't make it. I saw something on Bert Jones the other day, and looked up his stats. Then I clicked on his college stats. What made this guy the 2nd overall pick? I know it was 1973, but still. Marino threw 43 picks his last two years in college. My point is I'm not sure if college production is always a sure predictor of what a QB may be in the pros.
I'm a PSU guy, and never have been enamored with Allar, but he is big and has an arm. There is something to work with there.
Such a smart point when Allen plays all 22 positions, calls all the plays, coaches the team, and drafts all the players!!!Exactly my point. So close but so far. He has never done enough to win in the biggest games.