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  • brothervad
    Pro Bowler
    • Dec 2008
    • 1914

    He did fumble it, Carolina recovered (they threw the blue flag/bean bag). Terrible announcing crew didn't discuss it.

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    • brothervad
      Pro Bowler
      • Dec 2008
      • 1914

      Does the Steelers O try to turtle it now?

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      • NorthCoast
        Legend
        • Sep 2008
        • 26636

        Originally posted by brothervad
        He did fumbler it, Carolina recovered (they threw the blue flag/bean bag). Terrible announcing crew didn't discuss it.
        What can we expect from also ran announcers

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        • NorthCoast
          Legend
          • Sep 2008
          • 26636

          Muth apparently forgotten man in the offense

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          • skyhawk
            Hall of Famer
            • Dec 2008
            • 3732

            Credit:

            Diontae Johnson. Much maligned but an outstanding day.

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            • brothervad
              Pro Bowler
              • Dec 2008
              • 1914

              I would love for DJ to accept the role of "Stick mover" with the occasional big play. I think you see today (without the head case stuff), he can be extremely effective in that role. I think the problem for him, is he sees himself as the WR1 and that leads to maybe trying to do too much (hence the lord of the back dance).

              I think it must be hard given the psychological makeup of the diva WR that is today's NFL.

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              • skyhawk
                Hall of Famer
                • Dec 2008
                • 3732

                Could the refs mark runners short more often???

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                • NJ-STEELER
                  Legend
                  • May 2008
                  • 12563

                  Originally posted by NorthCoast
                  Muth apparently forgotten man in the offense
                  don’t want Mitch throwing on the MOF the way he sees safetys

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                  • NorthCoast
                    Legend
                    • Sep 2008
                    • 26636

                    Originally posted by skyhawk
                    Could the refs mark runners short more often???
                    Sure looked like he made it

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                    • NorthCoast
                      Legend
                      • Sep 2008
                      • 26636

                      Originally posted by NJ-STEELER
                      don’t want Mitch throwing on the MOF the way he sees safetys
                      Good point

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                      • TheRealTazz864
                        Pro Bowler
                        • Jun 2022
                        • 2163

                        Can Greg Gumble and Adam Archiletta BE any more biased?? It's hilarious....

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                        • BURGH86STEEL
                          Legend
                          • May 2008
                          • 6921

                          Originally posted by brothervad
                          I would love for DJ to accept the role of "Stick mover" with the occasional big play. I think you see today (without the head case stuff), he can be extremely effective in that role. I think the problem for him, is he sees himself as the WR1 and that leads to maybe trying to do too much (hence the lord of the back dance).

                          I think it must be hard given the psychological makeup of the diva WR that is today's NFL.
                          DJ has the ability to do whatever he wants on the football field. He can beat man, zone, or combination coverages. He is "mini AB" without a HOF QB throwing to him.

                          I never read or heard DJ say he saw himself as a number one. Maybe this is your perception? I don't view WRs as 1 vs two, ect. I view WR's groups as skill sets and how well they can complement each other. DJ can be played anywhere as a WR and have success in the NFL.

                          DJ is a WR that can make plays in space. He attempted to create space by running backwards. It can be maddening in situational football. Sometimes an offense needs a 1st down. Teaching point for DJ.

                          Barry Sanders had a lot of negative runs attempting to make things happen. Overall good vs limited bad?

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                          • SteelBucks
                            Legend
                            • Aug 2008
                            • 8075

                            Minus a few bonehead penalties, today was a hell of a win.

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                            • TheRealTazz864
                              Pro Bowler
                              • Jun 2022
                              • 2163

                              Ballgame.... Thanks Wizard...

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                              • skyhawk
                                Hall of Famer
                                • Dec 2008
                                • 3732

                                Damn. Piniero is the best in the league.

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