This last game against the Bolts, when we were driving but out of time outs and needed some more yard for the field goal team .... the way he fought to get out of bounds on that last pass to stop the clock, and even the way he made that clutch reception - kudos to him, from someone who was sorely disappointed when he f*d up with that stuff in the car.
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Santonio Pulls Through
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Santonio can be special. He is surprising strong for his size. he just needs to keep his act together and he will be an asset for years to come.
What are the odds on him signing a second contract with the Steelers? Will he be gone ala Plastico? WRs do tend to be easy to replace."My team, may they always be right, but right or wrong...MY TEAM!" -
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I think Tone (I've heard Ben call him that a few times now... ) is just fine. He wasn't getting reps with the starting QB, and he had some distractions. If he can keep practicing w/ Ben I think he'll do nothing but get better and better.
I'm pulling for him, simply because soooo many folks think he's a "thug" because he got popped with weed. The scary thing is that a lot of folks who hate him because of the weed give Greg Lloyd a free pass...
Weed vs Aggravated Assault... hrmmmmComment
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Originally posted by RussBIII think Tone (I've heard Ben call him that a few times now... ) is just fine. He wasn't getting reps with the starting QB, and he had some distractions. If he can keep practicing w/ Ben I think he'll do nothing but get better and better.
I'm pulling for him, simply because soooo many folks think he's a "thug" because he got popped with weed. The scary thing is that a lot of folks who hate him because of the weed give Greg Lloyd a free pass...
Weed vs Aggravated Assault... hrmmmm
As much as I loved Lloyd when he played in the Burgh....what happened with his son is inexcusable. As much as Santonio messed up with the sticky icky, it is his personal preference (as long as he keeps it at home). He's not hurting anyone else with it that way......the two incidents don't even compare!sigpicComment
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Really?Originally posted by OviedoSantonio can be special. He is surprising strong for his size. he just needs to keep his act together and he will be an asset for years to come.
What are the odds on him signing a second contract with the Steelers? Will he be gone ala Plastico? WRs do tend to be easy to replace.
How come we have never replaced Plax?Comment
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Aggravated assult didn't affect his performance on the field. I am not so sure about Santonio and the weed.Comment
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We won a Super Bowl the year after Plax left, even with guys like Randle El and Wilson instead.Originally posted by Scarletfire1970Really?Originally posted by OviedoSantonio can be special. He is surprising strong for his size. he just needs to keep his act together and he will be an asset for years to come.
What are the odds on him signing a second contract with the Steelers? Will he be gone ala Plastico? WRs do tend to be easy to replace.
How come we have never replaced Plax?
I'll take Santonio over Plax yesterday, today, and tomorrow.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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Not me. Plax is one of the best WRs in the league.Originally posted by RuthlessBurgherWe won a Super Bowl the year after Plax left, even with guys like Randle El and Wilson instead.Originally posted by Scarletfire1970Really?Originally posted by OviedoSantonio can be special. He is surprising strong for his size. he just needs to keep his act together and he will be an asset for years to come.
What are the odds on him signing a second contract with the Steelers? Will he be gone ala Plastico? WRs do tend to be easy to replace.
How come we have never replaced Plax?
I'll take Santonio over Plax yesterday, today, and tomorrow.Comment
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I wouldn't go that far.Originally posted by Scarletfire1970Not me. Plax is one of the best WRs in the league.Originally posted by RuthlessBurgherWe won a Super Bowl the year after Plax left, even with guys like Randle El and Wilson instead.Originally posted by Scarletfire1970Really?Originally posted by OviedoSantonio can be special. He is surprising strong for his size. he just needs to keep his act together and he will be an asset for years to come.
What are the odds on him signing a second contract with the Steelers? Will he be gone ala Plastico? WRs do tend to be easy to replace.
How come we have never replaced Plax?
I'll take Santonio over Plax yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
But I'd add that he's a lazy malcontent.
I'm glad he's gone.Comment
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Agreed. Much more about "me" than "team." The Giants are winning while not using him all that much.Originally posted by stlrz dI wouldn't go that far.Originally posted by Scarletfire1970Not me. Plax is one of the best WRs in the league.Originally posted by RuthlessBurgherWe won a Super Bowl the year after Plax left, even with guys like Randle El and Wilson instead.Originally posted by Scarletfire1970Really?Originally posted by OviedoSantonio can be special. He is surprising strong for his size. he just needs to keep his act together and he will be an asset for years to come.
What are the odds on him signing a second contract with the Steelers? Will he be gone ala Plastico? WRs do tend to be easy to replace.
How come we have never replaced Plax?
I'll take Santonio over Plax yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
But I'd add that he's a lazy malcontent.
I'm glad he's gone.
In a down year for Holmes, Santonio has 28 more receiving yards than Plax.
The man who attempted to place Burress in Pittsburgh, Randle El has one more receiving yard than Plax.
Burress is not ranked among the top 45 players in receiving yards. That is not elite.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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Thought Holmes had a good game. Any word on that hit? I can't remember if he came back afterwards...(I blame the beer)sigpicComment
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I haven't heard anything yet on his condition, but I don't believe he came back in.Originally posted by eniparadoxgmaThought Holmes had a good game. Any word on that hit? I can't remember if he came back afterwards...(I blame the beer)
If he's concussed at least there are 10 days until the Pasterisks!Comment
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He did not come back in. He got rocked, but held on to the ball. That gave him a whole bunch of points in my mind. I hope it doesn't make him gunshy on the quick slant.Originally posted by stlrz dI haven't heard anything yet on his condition, but I don't believe he came back in.Originally posted by eniparadoxgmaThought Holmes had a good game. Any word on that hit? I can't remember if he came back afterwards...(I blame the beer)
If he's concussed at least there are 10 days until the Pasterisks!Comment

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