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He s always hurt. Get rid of him
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But these are the Bugatti Boys we're talking about. The best receiving corps in the league. The best!!!
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"My team, may they always be right, but right or wrong...MY TEAM!"Comment
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Cotchery and Miller are the best on this team when it comes to being clutch. Sanders is up and down so is Wallace. Wallace has the ability to make me forget his short comings when he zips down the field and makes the big play. Granted, not too many of those from Wallace but maybe it's not always his fault. AB, is the bone head player of the team. Either it's a fumble, running out of bounds and allowing Dallas a time out, not fielding a kick, not kicking a ball out of the endzone, wasting time with showing off after a good play, having the flag thrown for showing off after a TD or what have you. Not all this happened yesterday but, it's basically what you get out of him...stupid stuff. AB is the reason why we lost this game. The defender in my opinion hardly touched the ball when he knocked out from Browns hand. yes, Ben threw a pick but, we should have never been placed in that spot. What Brown lacks s stuff he should have learned by his high school days.
I don't care about the loss, the Steelers don't have it this season and I'm ready for a decent draft pick if, they can get that right.Comment
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Is it too earlier to start referring to our trio of "Young Money" receivers as "Old Bankrupt?"
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The Young and dumb...
thinking too much about Money
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Steeler teams featuring stat-driven, me-first, fantasy-football-darling diva types such as Antonio Brown & Le'Veon Bell won no championships.
Super Bowl winning Steeler teams were built around a dynamic, in-your-face defense plus blue-collar, hard-hitting, no-nonsense football players on offense such as Hines Ward & Jerome Bettis.
We don't want Juju & Conner to replace what we lost in Brown & Bell.
We are counting on Juju & Conner to return us to the glory we once had with Hines & The Bus.Comment
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No, this isn't a figment of our imagination. These guys have crap mental attitudes. And I don't think you ever fix them. We should have known we were in trouble when they started their "Young Money" routines. Just watch their body language. It's horrible. And then when they do F up, they reveal even more how they don't understand maturity. I remember when some of you said I was overreacting to Sanders throwing a tantrum on the bench. I was right. These guys are the polar opposite of Hines Ward. Too bad some players can't play forever. We miss him. And he had no where near the talent of these guys, but his attitude made up for all. Maybe when we get the biggest loser (Wallace) out of there and replace him with an adult, the over all tude will change. Something has to be done. And good thing Art 2 will be there to make it happen, because I don't know if Tomlin gets it.Comment
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This is where Ward's absence is felt most. His influence on the receiving corp.Here comes the BOOM!
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I would go so far to say the entire team misses wards influence.Comment
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That and Farrior. You'd like to think you move on and others step up, but it doesn't always work out that way. Ward was the ultimate pro. His attitude, which was help forged by his mother, was to always try harder than everyone else - not to focus on $ and play with a sloppy effort. I miss him. It is easy to be head coach when you have so many players who offer leadership. Once you start missing that, it gets much harder to be head coach, which I believe Tomlin is currently finding out.Comment
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Granted, my memory sucks, but I dont remember AB making these errors last season. The biggest thing is that he continues to do the same things over and over now. And Sanders is good for a fumble a game himself. We went from having one of the best WR corps in the league to....what?Comment
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How bout we hire Bryan Cox as a WR coach so he can fight these guys on the sideline?sigpicComment
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