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  • steelsnis
    Starter
    • Dec 2008
    • 980

    #16
    Originally posted by sick beats
    Did you not see the shots of DL and MT on the sidelines? Deer caught in head lights. The COACHES were ALSO rattled. They weren't getting the plays in there on time. They had no idea how to react, while everything Cleveland tried worked over and over and over again.
    Peace and love, peace and love...I say this with peace and love...

    Do you ever stop??? I know trolls are designed to get a reaction, well congrats...you did. Just stop already.

    If watching this team brings you so little enjoyment, then I've got a tip for you. STOP WATCHING! You and squidkid and several others are relentless complainers who never seem happy with the Steelers. That's your prerogative. But like I said, if you hate watching this team so much, and you hate the coaches, and the players, and the owners, and the management team.....STOP FOLLOWING them.

    Imagine how much happier you'll (we'll) be!

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    • RobinCole
      Pro Bowler
      • Apr 2014
      • 1358

      #17
      Sick beats: According to you, the coaches always have that deer in the headlights look.

      I very seldom put people on ignore. I'd rather see what amusing inanities they spew next. Your schtick, however, has become tiresome. If this were vaudeville, a hook would come out from the wings and drag your arse off the stage. I know the SOS is coming, so why read it?

      Click. Buh-byyyye!

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      • Ghost
        Legend
        • May 2008
        • 6338

        #18
        It was game 1 and the Steelers got out of there out with a W against a divisional opponent! They've had time to digest some film and prepare for this week. Get a win here and New Orleans beats Cleveland and Atlanta beats Cincy and that's just about the best start scenario you can get with the AFC North. I'm fired up for tomorrow!
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        • sick beats
          Pro Bowler
          • Dec 2013
          • 2144

          #19
          Originally posted by steelsnis
          Peace and love, peace and love...I say this with peace and love...

          Do you ever stop??? I know trolls are designed to get a reaction, well congrats...you did. Just stop already.

          If watching this team brings you so little enjoyment, then I've got a tip for you. STOP WATCHING! You and squidkid and several others are relentless complainers who never seem happy with the Steelers. That's your prerogative. But like I said, if you hate watching this team so much, and you hate the coaches, and the players, and the owners, and the management team.....STOP FOLLOWING them.

          Imagine how much happier you'll (we'll) be!
          Hey, thanks for telling me what my PERSONAL preferences should be. I always need people to tell me what I should like and what I should do since I am incapable of determining those things for myself. What should my favorite color be? What is my favorite food? What kind of women should I find attractive? What part of the country will I most enjoy living? I post plenty of things where I express my pleasure about things Steeler in nature. I guess you conveniently missed those several hundred posts. Gee whiz, why is that?

          This just in: I do not, and will not, enjoy a cluster fook performed by our coaches. It was embarrassing. But I guess in your world i should sniff glue and tell myself that 2nd half was wonderful and something to enjoy. Well, too bad. You don't have the right to decide how I should feel FOR ME. You might want to, but you can't. I am free to follow the team, and express displeasure when they screw up, and you can't change that. You aren't in control of others opinions, no matter how much you wish you could be. When I see a disastrous performance - to the level where the DC admits they were "rattled" - I am not going to be all super happy about it. But you can feel free to embrace the ineptitude and fall in love with it.

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          • sick beats
            Pro Bowler
            • Dec 2013
            • 2144

            #20
            Originally posted by RobinCole
            Sick beats: According to you, the coaches always have that deer in the headlights look.

            I very seldom put people on ignore. I'd rather see what amusing inanities they spew next. Your schtick, however, has become tiresome. If this were vaudeville, a hook would come out from the wings and drag your arse off the stage. I know the SOS is coming, so why read it?

            Click. Buh-byyyye!
            It figures you would reference "Vaudeville" as it comes from a time period you are familiar with and have lived. You are operating at a Dick Labeua speed, so I understand why you can't keep up. Enjoy!

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            • Shawn
              Legend
              • Mar 2008
              • 15131

              #21
              It's obvious that in part it's a coaching issue.
              Trolls are people too.

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              • sick beats
                Pro Bowler
                • Dec 2013
                • 2144

                #22
                Originally posted by Shawn
                It's obvious that in part it's a coaching issue.
                For those claiming it is not a coaching problem. I offer exhibit A, the look on DL and MT's face while the Browns could do no wrong on offense. They looked lost, scared, confused, rattled......how can anyone not notice that?

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                • birtikidis
                  Hall of Famer
                  • May 2008
                  • 4628

                  #23
                  Originally posted by BradshawsHairdresser
                  So the players were rattled. Why were they rattled? Obviously, they were NOT PREPARED to face the no-huddle. Why were they not prepared? Who would be in charge of seeing to it that the Steelers' defensive players were prepared?


                  Why could the defensive staff not get the plays in in a timely manner? For FOUR CONSECUTIVE SERIES! Sounds to me as though it wasn't just the players, but the defensive coaching staff, that was unprepared.
                  I would say the young guys were the ones that were rattled. It happens. It's why rookies rarely start in the NFL.

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                  • Slapstick
                    Rookie
                    • May 2008
                    • 0

                    #24
                    Clearly, the Steelers did come up with an answer, albeit at the last possible instant...

                    And the key stops were made by veteran players...

                    1st and 10 at CLE 20 (1:53) B.Hoyer sacked at CLV 14 for -6 yards (C.Heyward). 27 27
                    2nd and 16 at CLE 14 (1:0 (Shotgun) B.Hoyer pass incomplete short left to A.Hawkins (W.Gay).
                    3rd and 16 at CLE 14 (1:04) (Shotgun) B.Hoyer pass short right to A.Hawkins to CLV 9 for -5 yards (W.Gay).
                    Timeout #2 by PIT at 00:59.
                    4th and 21 at CLE 9 (:59) (Punt formation) S.Lanning punts 48 yards to PIT 43, Center-C.Yount, downed by CLV-T.Carder.
                    Lesson learned...
                    Actually, my post was NOT about you...but, if the shoe fits, feel free to lace that &!+€# up and wear it.

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                    • sick beats
                      Pro Bowler
                      • Dec 2013
                      • 2144

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Slapstick
                      Clearly, the Steelers did come up with an answer, albeit at the last possible instant...

                      And the key stops were made by veteran players...



                      Lesson learned...
                      That was probably more of a case of Cleveland being Cleveland and snatching losing out of the jaws of winning at the last second, as always.

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                      • Captain Lemming
                        Legend
                        • Jun 2008
                        • 16041

                        #26
                        Originally posted by sick beats
                        [URL]http://triblive.com/sports/steelers/6758999-74/steelers-defensive-ravens#axzz3CvKngweY[/URL]




                        Are you comfortable with a head coach and DC who get "rattled" during games? I'm not. If you don't think at least PART of the problem is coaching, I don't know what to tell you. I thought, when they showed Tomlin and LaBeue on the sidelines, they looked like deer in headlights, and I was right.
                        Ummmm Tomlin kind ALWAYS has a Deer in the headlights look. It's how he looks dude.
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                        In view of the fact that Mike Tomlin has matched Cowhers record I give him the designation:

                        TCFCLTC-
                        The Coach Formerly Considered Less Than Cowher

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                        • feltdizz
                          Legend
                          • May 2008
                          • 27532

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Captain Lemming
                          Ummmm Tomlin kind ALWAYS has a Deer in the headlights look. It's how he looks dude.
                          He has big eyes so it always looks like he is surprised or wide eyed.
                          Steelers 27
                          Rats 16

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                          • Eddie Spaghetti
                            Hall of Famer
                            • Jul 2008
                            • 4123

                            #28
                            there was no way he was taking his shades off in that 2nd half

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                            • sick beats
                              Pro Bowler
                              • Dec 2013
                              • 2144

                              #29
                              Originally posted by feltdizz
                              He has big eyes so it always looks like he is surprised or wide eyed.
                              I know the look you are referring to here, with the wide open eyes. But the one I saw last week went beyond that, and Dick looked jacked up too, like they were just freaking out without any answers.

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                              • Shawn
                                Legend
                                • Mar 2008
                                • 15131

                                #30
                                Come on guys...listen...the Eagles had their way with the Steelers in the preseason running no huddle. Why would the Steelers be shell shocked by it? I mean the coaches are responsible for going over it and preparing their team. Yes, the players have to play...but the coaches have to coach. To give them a free pass in this is short sighted at best. Poor coaching and poor execution led to the Browns come back.
                                Trolls are people too.

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