Wait. Coolie is Mexican???
wasting away................................. for one man's legacy !
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Mexican't, I think.
You and SteveO have bad memories. Big Ben’s first play on that last drive was a 15 yarder to Heath. Resulting in obviously a first down. Next play was a 5 yard pass to Hines. I was fully confident that Ben was going to lead them down the field for glory. The next 3 passes seemed to happen in mere seconds,and it was over in an instant. Easily the most disappointing drive for me in all the games I’ve watched as a Steeler fan.
I would like to be included in the bad memory listing. I would tell you specific incidents but I can’t recall what they were related to.
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Ben could've & would've changed where he ranks All-Time if he comes back & wins that game...He'd be top 15...He's probably about top 20-25 All-time
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You are correct. Had to rewatch the last drive and sure enough Heath caught a pass to start the drive.
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There was no doubt in my mind that Ben was going to drive us down the field to make it interesting. I was like a slap in the face when it didn't happen.
Steelmann corrected me on the last drive. Ben hit Heath for a 1st down pass to start off the drive. Then it all went down hill afterwards.
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Set to the tune of Jimmy Buffets' Maragritaville
Key of D
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"Some people claim that there's a ROOOOOONEEEY to blame but I know It's TOMLINS own damn fault"
"Yes & some people claim that there's ART JUNIOORRRR TO BLAMEEEEEEE but I know".....
It's TOMLINS own damn fault"...
Key of D
Tempo (BPM)125
"Some people claim that there's a ROOOOOONEEEY to blame but I know It's TOMLINS own damn fault""Yes & some people claim that there's ART JUNIOORRRR TO BLAMEEEEEEE but I know".....
It's TOMLINS own damn fault"...
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If he is I hope he gets caught and deported.
There are a lot of Mexicans that are Steeler fans. I believe Cowboys and Steelers 1 and 2 from what I had read some time ago.
Coolie would feel right at home.
Coolie would feel right at home.
Coolie is a Mick, as Irish as they come, he's probably peeling potatoes as we speak.
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I would think the Raiders are #1...That's all you see here in SoCal...Their Latino/Mexican fans represent in Raider gear ALL OVER though California NORTH AND SOUTH & they are in VEGAS now.
They got ALL the homies...
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You made me look it up.
Actually I was wrong.
The Steelers appear to be number one in Mehico.
According to AI
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have a significant and growing fan base in Mexico. In fact, one study estimated that over 840,000 Facebook followers of the Steelers in 2017 were from Mexico, making them the team with the largest Mexican following. The team actively engages with these fans through events like watch parties, the Steelers Fan Camp,and by offering Spanish-language content.
Here's a more detailed look at the Steelers' relationship with Mexican fans:
- Significant Fan Following:
The Steelers have a massive fanbase in Mexico, with a large number of followers on social media platforms like Facebook.
- Active Engagement:
The Steelers actively engage with their Mexican fanbase through watch parties, fan camps, and Spanish-language content.
- Expanding International Home Marketing Area (IHMA):
The Steelers are one of the nine NFL teams with expanded rights in Mexico as part of the NFL's IHMA program, which allows them to focus on more events, social engagement, and potentially a regular-season game in Mexico, according to Pittsburgh Steelers president.
- Steelers World:
The team recognizes and embraces the passion and dedication of their fans in Mexico, viewing them as part of "Steelers World" rather than just "Steelers Nation," according to Behind the Steel Curtain.
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It must be the KFC store
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I read an article today naming the Ravens as division winners.
I also saw that the same article picked Denver to win that division. I don;t see this as a big surprise, Kansas City is fading. If the league takes away the favoritism and makes them play straight up,…….. Denver could easily take that division.
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And drinking.
I wonder if he also thinks wearing his kilt makes him look tough.
I'm pretty sure he thinks it makes him look cute.
Mendenhall blew it, Clark could never cover, Rodgers clowned him and the rest of the defense. End of story.
Ben is the only reason Pittsburgh won 2. Remember the shoestring tackle after the Bus coughed it up in indy?
The heroic winning drive with Holmes under all the pressure in the world?
Ben bailed us out, not the coaches.
2010 starting Oline Scott, Kemo, Legursky, Foster, Adams
2008 starting Oline Starks, Kemo, Hartwig, Stapleton, Colon
LOL, we had no business even being there, those Olines suck.
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So when they win, Tomlin gets no credit since he never threw a pass?
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I'm pretty sure he thinks it makes him look cute.
His kilt allows him to have a FULL diaper load before he has to change……………………. Logistics & economics…….
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I can agree with most of that.
Everyone remembers Mendy’s fumble but forgot:
One of those throws Roethlisberger likely would love to have back was an overthrow to a wide-open Wallace on first-and-10 from the Green Bay 44-yard line midway through the third quarter.
The play could have easily gone for a touchdown.
And forgot:
Roethlisberger was picked off again on a subsequent throw for Wallace into double-coverage in the second quarter, this time by Jarrett Bush. The Packers turned that turnover at the Green Bay 47-yard line into a touchdown that bloated their lead to 21-3.
Ben had also thrown a pick six earlier as a result of him being hit as he released the ball, so we can’t blame him for that….except that if it was Rudolph then it would be because of his poor pocket awareness!
And the playoff loss to the Clowns. Holy mother of mercy.
I’ve never regarded Ben as being among the all time elite QB’s.
Elite can be a relative term.
Compared to the garbage QB’s we were accustomed to for all those years, yes, Ben was elite by Steeler standards.
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8th most TD passes, 5th most wins, 5th all-time in passing yards, a higher career completion% than Brady, 2 SB wins, youngest QB ever to win a Super Bowl.
It's ok to say he's elite, he's a 1st ballot HOF'er. Brady lost multiple Super Bowls, Manning lost multiple Super Bowls.
It's ok to say he's elite, he's a 1st ballot HOF'er. Brady lost multiple Super Bowls, Manning lost multiple Super Bowls.