Please stop using playoffs wins in 5 years to

[Steelhere10]

Fit your agenda, when the fact is 6 years ago they were SB participants. And 7 years ago they won.

[SanAntonioSteelerFan]

"Dear boss, I was a great employee a while back, so please don't point out how I've been below the line recently ..."

You're right though, Steelhere10, but it's kind of like that TV commercial - "When you're a fan of a losing team, that's what you do!".

[Steelhere10]

Very true , but when you have 32 people competing for the same thing there's also the reality that everyone will not get it and some won't get it for a while.

[Steelhere10]

So do the company fire everyone that don't get it even though they had success in the past.

[squidkid]

Fit your agenda, when the fact is 6 years ago they were SB participants. And 7 years ago they won.

with cowhers players

[SteelerOfDeVille]

with cowhers players

*reads response...
*reads sig..

"Trump, that you?"

[Eich]

Fit your agenda, when the fact is 6 years ago they were SB participants. And 7 years ago they won.

I get your point. But at some point, "No playoff wins in X number of years" is meaningful, no? When is that?

Plenty of teams go through dry spells. But it annoys the living hell out of me that the Cheaters always seem to find a way to be relevant year in and year out.

[Captain Lemming]

I get your point. But at some point, "No playoff wins in X number of years" is meaningful, no? When is that?

Plenty of teams go through dry spells. But it annoys the living hell out of me that the Cheaters always seem to find a way to be relevant year in and year out.

We had a playoff win.....the last time there was a playoff, so that ship has sailed my friend.

[Eich]

We had a playoff win.....the last time there was a playoff, so that ship has sailed my friend.

That was a playoff non-loss! LOL

And I'm not one that uses the quote. But, "X playoff wins in Y years" is applicable also. The Y seems to be growing a lot faster than the X.

[RuthlessBurgher]

That was a playoff non-loss! LOL

And I'm not one that uses the quote. But, "X playoff wins in Y years" is applicable also. The Y seems to be growing a lot faster than the X.

We may have to bring back Dr. Calculus to check that math as well...or at least Dr. Geometry.