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Ryan Clark dressed like a waiter on the Titanic and Kelce is Peaky Blinders
Just some unfortunate happenings. Hopefully they can come out with a purpose and take control of this nailbiter.Well lets see if we can keep the zero points allowed in the third quarter streak going
I read where both our D and O have stepped up in the 2nd half. Hopefully they both do again tonite.
This statement ALWAYS amuses me.It’s uncanny how year after year a Steeler team plays down to an inferior team. A 5-2 team plays down to a bad 2-5 Giants team. Unreal!
For 13 years we've seen talented Steelers teams with inadequate coaching. We'd have another ring by now with a real headcoach.The TO by Tomlin was idiotic.
Can't argue that....maybe down in the RZ a little more....dare I say.Najee has 82 yards on 10 carries... They should have leaned on the run game more in the first half.
The rookie with the glass leg?I think we'll have one when Fauatanu comes back.
Need more of both Harris and Warren....running and catching in the 2nd half.need more Najee out for passes
I fully agree with you MT. I think Russ still is rusty timing wise in the red zone. Takes a touch of time. But bottom line is 9 points out of 3 trips there. I think they will be fine in the second half.It’s not like they are getting nothing in their trips. 2 passes to Pickens in the EZ both completed, still looks better than the O with Fields leading them.
pretty sure the rule reads "with both feet"This statement ALWAYS amuses me.
Do inferior teams not get paid like better teams? The Giants LEAD THE LEAGUE in sacks this year...
Mistakes have resulted in FGs instead of TDs. And, I'm absolutely serious, I really want to see the rule about TDs - does it EXPLICTLY state that "two feet" means "two separate feet"??? Makes no sense. If a player bunny hops from the 3 yard line does it apply? Or...is the rule specific to catching a TD pass???
Inquiring minds want to know.
They slobber Tomlin so I doubt it.Is ESPN getting material from this board?
I believe the rule states "both feet"This statement ALWAYS amuses me.
Do inferior teams not get paid like better teams? The Giants LEAD THE LEAGUE in sacks this year...
Mistakes have resulted in FGs instead of TDs. And, I'm absolutely serious, I really want to see the rule about TDs - does it EXPLICTLY state that "two feet" means "two separate feet"??? Makes no sense. If a player bunny hops from the 3 yard line does it apply? Or...is the rule specific to catching a TD pass???
Inquiring minds want to know.
It’s actually rather simple. Steelers have a superior team and if prepared by all accounts should beat the inferior team. Maybe I’m giving the Steelers too much credit so I’ll wait to see how the second half unfolds.This statement ALWAYS amuses me.
Do inferior teams not get paid like better teams? The Giants LEAD THE LEAGUE in sacks this year...
Mistakes have resulted in FGs instead of TDs. And, I'm absolutely serious, I really want to see the rule about TDs - does it EXPLICTLY state that "two feet" means "two separate feet"??? Makes no sense. If a player bunny hops from the 3 yard line does it apply? Or...is the rule specific to catching a TD pass???
Inquiring minds want to know.
you got that from my post didn't youI believe the rule states "both feet"
passing the ball INTO the end zone requires that the receiver must get both feet down in bounds. Your Bunny Hop example does not apply as that would be considered a running play at that time, and only breaking the plane in control of the ball matters.If a player bunny hops from the 3 yard line does it apply? Or...is the rule specific to catching a TD pass???
Inquiring minds want to know.