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At this point nobody should be defending cooch’s obsessive dumblings.
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I remember well, but having the ability to watch this again there are a few things that stand out.
1). The reporters were openly and easily asking opposed players what they thought of the other teams players / play etc…..
2). Annunciation, capability to hold strong conversations.
3) Sportsmanship, non-offensive like comments.
Well disciplined overall team players and coaching. Even the owners were well disciplined.
Very much excitement of actually winning as opposed to this day and age of predictability and manipulation of the games.
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1). The reporters were openly and easily asking opposed players what they thought of the other teams players / play etc…..
2). Annunciation, capability to hold strong conversations.
3) Sportsmanship, non-offensive like comments.
Well disciplined overall team players and coaching. Even the owners were well disciplined.
Very much excitement of actually winning as opposed to this day and age of predictability and manipulation of the games.
Salute the nation
So your basically saying..
“The good ole days”..?
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That's probably what I should do this next season. Just watch old seasons and games.
This team isn't even close to that level on either side of the ball. I don't see them committed to doing whatever it takes either.
This team isn't even close to that level on either side of the ball. I don't see them committed to doing whatever it takes either.
They have done absolutely nothing so far. By the time they do anything, whatever they do will be mediocre at best if even that.
You might have to go back quite a bit to find an enjoyable season especially if you are watching late season games.
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It’s winter time here and that means cold weather. I have to treadmill inside due to the harshness outside.
I’m always looking up games on YouTube to watch while I treadmill. I watch 1st 1/2 for a workout, then different time, watch 2nd 1/2 for workout. It works pretty good and one can see the HUGE difference in play both from the players and the coaches. The “STEELERS WAY” culture has shriveled immensely, due to both player & mostly coaching.
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I generally have no interest in the brand of NFL football being played today.
The Steelers thrill is at an all-time low for me. There's really nothing to be excited about with the team.
It's a boring product far past it's expiration date with scheme and definitely coaches.
I'm kinda kidding about watching past games. Though I can never pass up watching "America's Game" with any past Steeler team.
My winter runs a week on a week off this week we had it hit 30-33 for the low and actually had snow up near the Georgia border and out west towards Tallahassee and past.
This week it will be in the low to middle 70's and flawless.
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Barry had a hell of a year. Just look at that OL blocking and downfield . You could drive a semi truck through some of those holes.
I was gonna mention the OL seen blocking in Foster runs. The whole team was just better at it. Cowher knew what he was doing. He let assistants do their jobs.