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- Jun 15, 2014
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Keep in mind that one needs the supporting players around them and these are ones who started for some length of time.
Kent Nix – Won a few games under Bill Austin, don’t recall any come from behind
Bill Shiner – If memory serves me, the QB when the Steelers came from behind on the last drive to win Noll’s first game, lost all 13 after that
Terry Bradshaw – Raw talent and learned to come from behind. Got real good at it
Terry Hanratty – Team was not put together when he started, though, if memory serves, he had several come from behind wins. Once the super star team was drafted and together, had come from behind games subbing for Bradshaw.
Cliff Stout – Did not have come from behind
Mark Malone – Did not have come from behind, maybe a few times early on, cast of characters thing. The last year or so, when the Steelers were behind late, you knew it was lost
Bubby Brister – Had come from behind in him almost from the start, again cast of characters around him, too
Neil O’Donnell – Learned to come from behind late and got good at it. All right, I read someone’s book, can’t remember whose, with a chapter on NOD and he admits the SB was the worst day possible to have a bad day, my paraphrase.
Kordell Stewart – Never mastered the consistent come from behind, on occasion, but it seemed like it was the Bus that would break a big one to score and win late
Mike Tomzak – Had some amount of come from behind but not consistent
Tommy Maddox – Had come from behind late in him and won some big games late until Ben got there
Ben – Was coming from behind late in big games since his rookie year.
Charlie Batch – Had come from behind late in him
KP – Does not look that far away from having it or getting it. Maybe the next opportunity or two.
Conclusion: Some are born with it, some it takes a learning process, and some just never get it.
Kent Nix – Won a few games under Bill Austin, don’t recall any come from behind
Bill Shiner – If memory serves me, the QB when the Steelers came from behind on the last drive to win Noll’s first game, lost all 13 after that
Terry Bradshaw – Raw talent and learned to come from behind. Got real good at it
Terry Hanratty – Team was not put together when he started, though, if memory serves, he had several come from behind wins. Once the super star team was drafted and together, had come from behind games subbing for Bradshaw.
Cliff Stout – Did not have come from behind
Mark Malone – Did not have come from behind, maybe a few times early on, cast of characters thing. The last year or so, when the Steelers were behind late, you knew it was lost
Bubby Brister – Had come from behind in him almost from the start, again cast of characters around him, too
Neil O’Donnell – Learned to come from behind late and got good at it. All right, I read someone’s book, can’t remember whose, with a chapter on NOD and he admits the SB was the worst day possible to have a bad day, my paraphrase.
Kordell Stewart – Never mastered the consistent come from behind, on occasion, but it seemed like it was the Bus that would break a big one to score and win late
Mike Tomzak – Had some amount of come from behind but not consistent
Tommy Maddox – Had come from behind late in him and won some big games late until Ben got there
Ben – Was coming from behind late in big games since his rookie year.
Charlie Batch – Had come from behind late in him
KP – Does not look that far away from having it or getting it. Maybe the next opportunity or two.
Conclusion: Some are born with it, some it takes a learning process, and some just never get it.
