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I was thinking that same thing. How does that happen? Bad teaching? Low talent? The scheme had to be the same with both guys. There was no time to change that up.
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They've been getting a lot of lucky bullshit to pull out games they should lose. It almost happened again with a DJ dropped TD, taunting call on Watt, a gift pass interference vs Minkah, a missed XP and FG, and then at Boz booting the last kickoff OOB to set them up with great field position.
They are a sinking ship now with Marlon Humphrey done for the year. Their whole defense is based on tight coverage because they suck at zone.
I hope they do keep winning some games so they don't get a great draft pick.
Watt was a monster in that game. If he is healthy for our remaining games, he goes past 20 sacks this year.
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AGREE Ron and you and I both know that decision isn't and won't be made to way closer to deadline. A lot can happen between now and then.
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I also hope Action Jackson plays just well enough to get that H-U-G-E contract extention.
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I believe they HAVE to sign him regardless of finish this year.
All the rumor around me is that Jackson will be signed regardless. It’s just a matter of what the contract will be. His mother is still negotiating and wants him to be the highest paid player in the NFL. They put too much into him to move away at this point. This is not Flacco, they change their entire strategy and offense
Well for one thing our line has virtually no experience outside of one right guard… some of these guys are still playing tentatively… get a guy with nothing to lose in there especially with an aggressive system and it looks better..
Also lets not take away too much from one performance because we must remember that the ravens line is an injured mess right now
Lamar has carried that team this year. With the injuries they have had, they should be nowhere near where they are. I don't know if I'd make him the highest paid player but they should be offering him something in the top 5 to keep him. If his mom is his agent and is holding out to be the "highest paid" player, she is a fool.
Goat, Sawfteee for dropping a wide open TD in the first half.
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Most moms are when it comes to their babies.......................
Never have faMILY in charge of something like this, it never seems to end properly.
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I thought NFL Mom's were only allowed to do Campbell Soup commercials?
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A-N-D apparently contract negotiations.!
I hope she gets ultra high and a lot of money for Action Jackson and 15 years to life with the ravens
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sounds like a prison sentence
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"what we have here is a failure to comunicate"................................ simply put I hope it is a life sentence of them together and for a lot of $$$jam$$$.
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This was so dumb that we accepted that penalty. It was obvious that they did it on purpose, and we just derp "sounds good!" took the bait.
It was absolutely silly to take it… it eradicated the chance for a first down plus gave us a long goal to go situation…
Lets say we don’t take it, we run the ball next play… we either get it or not… they take the timeout they used on our next play regardless …
if we don’t get it we run again.. assuming we get the first down and don’t score they take a second timeout… the danger is if we don’t get the first down they get a chance to win it with a field goal … however if we do then we can run the ball three times and leave them seconds with no time outs to kick a field goal back… even if we score the td we make them burn another time out
If it was third down and 2 then fine, take the penalty, but with two shots to convert and with a chance to virtually run the clock out, that penalty should have been turned down
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That is a great explaination to look back on. At the time I was saying WTF, why take that when you could decline and still get a first down while running clock. The way we were running it the ODDs well in our favor of getting 2 yards in two downs.
Glad I wasn't thinking retarded opr something.
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Coach Tomlin has had some sporadic good time management through out his career. At one time he was a master at getting chances to score before the 1/2 and at end of game. he called correct time outs to do this but that's been awhile ago. I remember Cope and I chatting about that, he had some great examples that made sense.
Lately NOT so much and here is a great example of failure on the clock.
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Coach Tomlin has had some sporadic good time management through out his career. At one time he was a master at getting chances to score before the 1/2 and at end of game. he called correct time outs to do this but that's been awhile ago. I remember Cope and I chatting about that, he had some great examples that made sense.
Lately NOT so much and here is a great example of failure on the clock.
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All the Steelers within the video raise their arms in jubilation. All, but one.
He either knew he ****** up royally or it is an example of his read/react skills. I can't decide which.
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Chicoman- How is the recovery coming along?
I think Ben's stepmom is still not speaking to him after losing out on taking over from Donovan McNab & mom for Chunky Soup Commercials due to his dumbass motorcycle ride ending with his head through a windshield stunt
Roethlisberger, Stepmother Out Of Campbell’s Soup Commercial
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Soup Commercial ShootCampbell’s Soup Dir of Brand Communications John Faulkner said that Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger and his stepmother, Brenda, “are no longer part” of a Chunky Soup commercial filming at Heinz Field today after his motorcycle crash Monday, according to Ray Fittipaldo of the PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE. Instead, several Steelers players, including offensive linemen Alan Faneca, Jeff Hartings, Kendall Simmons and Max Starks, as well as DT Casey Hampton, “will take on bigger roles.” Faulkner: “We’ve reshuffled some of the creative elements of the commercial.” Faulkner added that Campbell’s is “exploring opportunities where Roethlisberger and his stepmother could promote the company in other ways and did not rule out future commercials involving the two” (PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, 6/14).
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oh noooo,,, its his knee!!! We need him back because he might have his ******* MLB light bulb come on after 4 years..