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Sooo.... are we gonna talk about what happened in that Steelers game??

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4 minutes ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

Where's all the people b*tching about quoting OP?  I mean I don't have a problem with it, but last time I did it it was some great offense against all that is moral and kind in human society.

A little different when you own the site 

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24 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Nope, and not reading that poo either. Move on with your life. We will never beat Pittsburgh.

Have you ever heard the saying "Never say Never". There is no such thing as "Never" because when it is said something does happen and we will beat the Steelers sooner or later. Stop being a pessimist all the time and have some positive thoughts or you will have high blood pressure.

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2 minutes ago, mc52beast said:

I have a legit question...

Why the fug are we still talking about the Steelers? I think you guys like talking more about losses than wins. The f’ing game is over, we got stomped... **** happens. 

Time to take some frustration out on the Lions

Why am I talking about the Steelers? 

 

Eh,  had some thoughts I’ve been too busy to get out sooner..  you mad? 

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  • I'll take my queues from TD, he said we needed to be humbled. We were coming off a game vs the Bucs where we toyed with them like a ball of yarn and were feeling ourselves on a short week. We were prepared for another rope-a-dope and the Steelers rocked us in the mouth.
  • That first TD play call was clearly designed to put Bradberry in conflict and take advantage of his tendency to jump underneath routes.
  • Agree running play action so close to your own end zone is risky but you have to flip the script at some point, honestly Cam should have just eaten the safety - but he's a gunslinger that is capable of greatness under those same conditions so you have to live with that.
  • Rookie covering AB on a fly route with no safety help over the top = 6 pts. 
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1 hour ago, CatMan72 said:
  • I'll take my queues from TD, he said we needed to be humbled. We were coming off a game vs the Bucs where we toyed with them like a ball of yarn and were feeling ourselves on a short week. We were prepared for another rope-a-dope and the Steelers rocked us in the mouth.
  • That first TD play call was clearly designed to put Bradberry in conflict and take advantage of his tendency to jump underneath routes.
  • Agree running play action so close to your own end zone is risky but you have to flip the script at some point, honestly Cam should have just eaten the safety - but he's a gunslinger that is capable of greatness under those same conditions so you have to live with that.
  • Rookie covering AB on a fly route with no safety help over the top = 6 pts. 

Tough to eat the safety there but I agree, that would’ve been the better call 

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