Hey guys. Any questions for the cast? Working to get Miss Bradshaw scheduled, but it's like herding cats...
I have no voice from my screaming at the game...
I have no voice from my screaming at the game...
Questions for Steeler Nation Podcast this week
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1. Do the Steelers need to adjust their coverage plan for holding late game leads… I know tomlin loves his scheme but its getting exploited
2. Can anthony Miller replace Claypool if he is down for a while
3 the oline just started gelling… if moore continues to struggle protecting the pass is it smart to reshuffle two positions?
4. muuuth is a beast… no question… this is a fact
5. Do you like the direction the offense is growing toward?
2. Can anthony Miller replace Claypool if he is down for a while
3 the oline just started gelling… if moore continues to struggle protecting the pass is it smart to reshuffle two positions?
4. muuuth is a beast… no question… this is a fact
5. Do you like the direction the offense is growing toward?
What was Marsh doing in your opinion
1 legitimately taunting
2 he forgot he wasn’t with the Steelers and was just going to their sideline
3 celebrating appropriately
1 legitimately taunting
2 he forgot he wasn’t with the Steelers and was just going to their sideline
3 celebrating appropriately
Coach Tomlin just passed coach Cowher in regular season wins.. does he now rank ahead of cowher among the big 3?
In case you need more
Rayray had a ball control issue in college… now that it’s showing up here he is bound to get targeted more… is it time to make a switch at returns?
How about Boswell… a week after being scrambled he pretty much wins the game for us… 2 50 yarders at hienz… and a fumble recovery… and a game winning kick
Rayray had a ball control issue in college… now that it’s showing up here he is bound to get targeted more… is it time to make a switch at returns?
How about Boswell… a week after being scrambled he pretty much wins the game for us… 2 50 yarders at hienz… and a fumble recovery… and a game winning kick
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We all have opinions on the "no-huddle" or muddle huddle offense and its efficacy. Can you look at some film and compare the defenses, personnel and situations that allowed the last drive to be so efficient when the team had basically just "gotten along" offensively for most of the 2nd half.
Was it a schematic failure of the Bears given the inability to substitute, or was the offense just... "sharper" in the no huddle? Need somebody who really 'understands' football.
Was it a schematic failure of the Bears given the inability to substitute, or was the offense just... "sharper" in the no huddle? Need somebody who really 'understands' football.