great comeback by batch
great comeback by batch
Great clock management and two minute drill by Batch. Oooops...he never got a chance to play.Originally Posted by NJ-STEELER
“Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity”
surely him not playing was the difference in this game
Probably why Ben won't allow Tomlin or Airens to play him. We'll never know...surely him not playing was the difference in this game
Of course afterwards Ben could always say that due to injury he shouldn't have played. Similar to the SF game.
Surely you're not suggesting that Ben had a GOOD game yesterday?
“Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity”
[quote=Steeler Shades]Probably why Ben won't allow Tomlin or Airens to play him. We'll never know...surely him not playing was the difference in this game
Of course afterwards Ben could always say that due to injury he shouldn't have played. Similar to the SF game.
Surely you're not suggesting that Ben had a GOOD game yesterday?[/quote:3hmxolbb]
He or she may not be, but I will suggest that Ben had a good game yesterday. There were three incredibly easy drops that change the game significantly, a 7 yard YPA and 10 yard YPC, 1 TD and one pick and some sacks that were avoidable, but all in all a pretty good game. Not a great game, but a good game and certainly good enough to win yesterday.
Pappy
Trade 20 & 119 to Tampa for 26/57
1.26 - Graham Barton, OC/G, Duke
2.51 - Xavier Leggette, WR, South Carolina
2.57 - Braden Fiske, DT, FSU
3.84 - Andru Phillips, CB, Kentucky
3.98 - T'Vondre Sweat, DT, Texas
7.178 - Joe Milton III, QB, Tennessee
7.195 - Omar Speights, LB, LSU
"Football is a physical game, well, it used to be anyways" - Mel Blount
What level do you suggest we draft from?"Youth movement"?" That is ridiculous. Our veterans can't freaking stay on the field.
Allow me to clarify. I mean the type of marginally talented, hardly productive at all at the collegiate level players that we have become so enamored with drafting since Tomlin arrived.
[quote=papillon]He or she may not be, but I will suggest that Ben had a good game yesterday. There were three incredibly easy drops that change the game significantly, a 7 yard YPA and 10 yard YPC, 1 TD and one pick and some sacks that were avoidable, but all in all a pretty good game. Not a great game, but a good game and certainly good enough to win yesterday.Probably why Ben won't allow Tomlin or Airens to play him. We'll never know...surely him not playing was the difference in this game
Of course afterwards Ben could always say that due to injury he shouldn't have played. Similar to the SF game.
Surely you're not suggesting that Ben had a GOOD game yesterday?
Pappy[/quote:3hpaxadl]
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[quote=papillon]He or she may not be, but I will suggest that Ben had a good game yesterday. There were three incredibly easy drops that change the game significantly, a 7 yard YPA and 10 yard YPC, 1 TD and one pick and some sacks that were avoidable, but all in all a pretty good game. Not a great game, but a good game and certainly good enough to win yesterday.Probably why Ben won't allow Tomlin or Airens to play him. We'll never know...surely him not playing was the difference in this game
Of course afterwards Ben could always say that due to injury he shouldn't have played. Similar to the SF game.
Surely you're not suggesting that Ben had a GOOD game yesterday?
Pappy[/quote:3le67wtr]
gonna have to disagree with you Pappy. Ben did not have the best game. Go back and rewatch the game. More than several times he locked in on players and missed some very wide open targets (saw both TE wide open on the pass to Wallace in the EZ). Not complaining, cause I know Ben's eyes are always downfield, but defenses know this now. Ben needs to learn to take what they are giving him.
[quote=NorthCoast]He or she may not be, but I will suggest that Ben had a good game yesterday. There were three incredibly easy drops that change the game significantly, a 7 yard YPA and 10 yard YPC, 1 TD and one pick and some sacks that were avoidable, but all in all a pretty good game. Not a great game, but a good game and certainly good enough to win yesterday.Probably why Ben won't allow Tomlin or Airens to play him. We'll never know...surely him not playing was the difference in this game
Of course afterwards Ben could always say that due to injury he shouldn't have played. Similar to the SF game.
Surely you're not suggesting that Ben had a GOOD game yesterday?
Pappy
gonna have to disagree with you Pappy. Ben did not have the best game. Go back and rewatch the game. More than several times he locked in on players and missed some very wide open targets (saw both TE wide open on the pass to Wallace in the EZ). Not complaining, cause I know Ben's eyes are always downfield, but defenses know this now. Ben needs to learn to take what they are giving him.[/quote:mdnzi4nt]
Ben played like crap in the 1st half and pretty darn good in the 2nd. Overall not to bad for being on the road. But once again, the overrated Steeler D can't get a stop when they need one.
Like Pouncey, Wallace, Woodley, Antonio Brown, and Mendenhall?"Youth movement"?" That is ridiculous. Our veterans can't freaking stay on the field.
Allow me to clarify. I mean the type of marginally talented, hardly productive at all at the collegiate level players that we have become so enamored with drafting since Tomlin arrived.
Even if Bill Belichick was getting an atomic wedgie, his face would look exactly the same.
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