No not really. Some have a tough time admitting they were wrong.
I will always admit when I'm wrong. 1976 was the last time I was wrong about something. October I think it was. lol
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I will always admit when I'm wrong. 1976 was the last time I was wrong about something. October I think it was. lol
Thank you Marshawn Lynch.
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I was wrong about Rudy performing better. Yeah if wrong shows better for the team **** let me be wrong everytime.
I think everyone has been wrong from one time or another. Football is not an absolute science. So many variables...situations and circumstances involved that shape all sorts of opinions,
So what if you're wrong. It's only a game.
There are a couple who are highly opinionated and "refuse to lose" (be wrong), or even give in a little. I know that you know who they are.
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I was definitely wrong about retaining Rudy but was more wrong about Mitch. I thought he could do what Rudy is doing. He couldn't. I was wrong about Harris. If it's really 6.7 on his Option that is probably less than 10 ish to keep this tandem together through 2025. I was not wrong about Devin Bush and I don't believe I'm wrong about Tomlin unless you enjoy the lower middle.
I think everyone was right about Bush and Kendrick Green.
I had high hopes for Mitch.
In hopes that all he needed was to be in the right system for him to succeed.
In hopes that a successful Mitch being from Ohio puts another dagger in the hears of the Browns....
....which makes me go of topic...
Off the top of my head Ohioans that helped the Steelers make the Browns their b i t c h e s, and or win Super Bowls.
This year will be Cams turn.
Big Ben
Jack Lambert
James Harrison
Jerry Olsavsky
Cam Heyward...Ohio State
Santonio Holmes...Ohio State
Ryan Shazier....Ohio State
You disappointed me Mitch.
I thought Kendrick Green turned it around? I know Dotson did.
Najee has come alive these past few weeks. He’s looking like the 1st rounder we expected
Hines Ward - Georgia
Verron Haynes - Georgia
2001 rookie sensation Kendrell Bell - Georgia
Not so honorable mentions
Jarvis Jones
TBD
George Pickens
Darnell Washington
Broderick Jones
Ok but we have no fight with Goergia.
Ohio is next door to Pa.
Ohioans are Browns and Buckeye fans. They don't like Pittsburgh.
Ohioans, either former Buckeyes (Santonio, Cam, Shazier) or residents (Lambert, Harrison, Big Ben, Olsavsky) played major roles in Pittsburgh's success.
May as well add Chuck Noll to that list. He is from Ohio.
Ohians helping Pittsburgh makes Ohioans very very bitter. And that makes me very happy.
Again, too bad Mitch, who is from Ohio won't join that group.
Also the best looking logo in football came from Ohio. Republic Steel from Cleveland suggested the Steelers use their logo.
Thank You Ohio, You've been very good to us through the years, but you can keep Trubisky.
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I’m from Ohio. Always a Steeler fan. Steubenville is closer to Pittsburgh than Cleveland. BTW: Leveon Bell, Dwayne Haskins, Gary Russell, JT Barrett, Mike Vrabel, Benny Snell, Nick Vanett, Master Teague and some others have been on the roster at one time or another and are from Ohio or played at OSU. Can’t generalize.
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Chuck Noll was born in Cleveland, Ohio.
Yep. I added him to my post just above.
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Dick Lebeau Born in Ohio. went to Ohio State. drafted by Cleveland. Coached Pittsburgh 2 a shitton of wins against Cleveland/Bengal. destroyed them. and then destroyed Cincy as Head Coach before coming back to Pitt to destroy them some more.
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So we need to find our great coaches&players from Ohio. Although Bill Cowher is a Pittsburgher.
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Like a turnstile you mean?
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I believe the game he played against the Steelers was his last. He was injured and went on IR.
Funny thing is that off the top of my head the only person I can think of from Pittsburgh that was instrumental in the Browns success in the late 80's was Marty Schottenheimer. RIP
Kosar is from Boardman, Ohio...which I believe is closer to the Burgh than Cleveland..
But for some reason ...his Dad made him root for the Browns as a kid...
The only player from Pittsburgh that was a Brown that i can think of was Sam Clancy....former Pitt basketball start who actually had a couple good seasons for them..
But for some reason ...his Dad made him root for the Browns as a kid...
The only player from Pittsburgh that was a Brown that i can think of was Sam Clancy....former Pitt basketball start who actually had a couple good seasons for them..
I think I confused with Dotson. I don't think either was gonna be worth a **** in Pittsburgh
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They will probably argue about this as well.