HERE WE GO STEELERS, HERE WE GO!!!

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Sunday Nov 07, 2004

GO STEELERS !!!

It's a shame that Staley isn't playing though ...

lonewolf · Post by **lonewolf** » Sunday Nov 07, 2004

Unbelievable. Who can stop them?

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Sunday Nov 07, 2004

Oh HELL YEAH!

Just complete domination....

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Sunday Nov 07, 2004

Awesome game. They are going to the Superbowl, I can feel it !!

byndrsn · Post by **byndrsn** » Sunday Nov 07, 2004

THEY ROCKED!!!

FatVin · Post by **FatVin** » Monday Nov 08, 2004

I LOOOOOOVE it

another triumph of substance over flash.

T. O. looked like the whiny, bitch-ass, I'd rather lose and look good than win and get dirty, no account, punk that he is

and The Black and Gold did the classy thing by not going in for that last score at the end of the 4th, so as not to embarrass their opponents.

substance over Flash makes me misty everytime

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Monday Nov 08, 2004

FatVin wrote:I LOOOOOOVE it

another triumph of substance over flash.

T. O. looked like the whiny, bitch-ass, I'd rather lose and look good than win and get dirty, no account, punk that he is

and The Black and Gold did the classy thing by not going in for that last score at the end of the 4th, so as not to embarrass their opponents.

substance over Flash makes me misty everytime

True man, very True....Bill Cowher is a class dude as far as the NFL is concerned...T.O. is an ass, plain and simple. Phenomenal talent and mouth.

stonekrow · Post by **stonekrow** » Monday Nov 08, 2004

Im still in shock at how the Steelers throttled the Eagles, I know we are the SHIT this year but wow!!!! Dismantling two undefeated teams back to back?? I haven't been this happy during football season in years!! BLACK AND GOLD BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

facingwest · Post by **facingwest** » Monday Nov 08, 2004

As long as they don't let these wins go to their heads and just keep doing what they're doing, they really might have a chance this year. GO STEELERS!!!

HurricaneBob · Post by **HurricaneBob** » Monday Nov 08, 2004

Was just thinkin back and found this off there site, i remember it well...mmmm

Yet another standard was set the following year when the 1979 Steelers defeated the Los Angeles Rams, 31-19, in Super Bowl XIV to make them the first team in history to win four Super Bowls and the only team to win back-to-back Super Bowls twice. The Super Bowl victory followed a 12-4 regular season and playoff wins versus Miami (34-14) and Houston (27-13). With six consecutive AFC Central crowns, eight straight years of playoff appearances and four Super Bowl championships, the Steelers were tagged the "Team of the Decade" for the 1970s.

Todays team could really rival the days of old, hope they keep er goin!

FatVin · Post by **FatVin** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

Todays team could really rival the days of old

I don't know about that.

The offense (today's team) is good but Bradshaw, Swann and Harris. . . .I dunno

While Today's defense is arguably the best in football right now, Mean Joe Green and Jack Lambert and Mel Blount and Donnie Shell, they aint even a patch to

I like Today's team, I'm rootin for em all the way, they've got as good a chance as there is at going all the way but let's wait till they've won 1 Super Bowl let alone 4 before comparing them to the Steelers I grew up with.

First, they have to beat the Browns on sunday, then let's later we can talk dynasty Let's not get crazy.

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

Here is the difference between today's team and the 1970's:
Defense. Todays team has to blitz alot to create pressure, turnovers, etc. The 1970's Steelers could just line up in a base 4-3, 2 deep and kick your ass all over the place...They didn't need to blitz as often....

Although that is also a statement ot the way the game has changed as well...No team (except the Ravens championship team) has been able to line up straight up and kick your ass all game with one set since the inception of free agency and the run and shoot or west coast passing game....

Offensively, these teams are similar....

Swann/Stallworth vs. Ward/Burress/Randle El
Harris/Bleier vs. Staley/Bettis
Hall of fame O linemen on both who were both considered the best at their positions(Webster, Faneca)...
Only question mark:
Is Big Ben as good as Bradshaw became??? Way to early to tell...although he damn well could be...

FatVin · Post by **FatVin** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

Punkinhead wrote:

Way to early to tell

That's all I'm saying. Let's beat Cleveland before we start talking about another B&G Dynasty

knowwhatImean?

HurricaneBob · Post by **HurricaneBob** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

First, they have to beat the Browns on sunday, then let's later we can talk dynasty Let's not get crazy.

Hell you already knew i was crazy!

Post by **Jim Price** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

Agreed, let's not give them the Super Bowl rings yet. There's a lot of football yet to be played, and for the Steelers, five of their remaining eight regular season games are on the road. Including this Sunday's rivalry war against the Browns, and trips to Jacksonville and the New York Giants (both which haven't looked shabby so far). I stiill like their chances of getting to the big game in February, but they need to stay healthy, and I'm hoping they're not peaking now and get sloppy later in the season.

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

Jim Price wrote: I stiill like their chances of getting to the big game in February, but they need to stay healthy, and I'm hoping they're not peaking now and get sloppy later in the season.

That's the same thing I was thinking...they have a tendency to peak at midseason and then not play so well in the play offs during Cowher's tenure...but anyways, it's gonna be a good ride, one way or another.

lonewolf · Post by **lonewolf** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

Is Big Ben as good as Bradshaw became??? Way to early to tell...although he damn well could be...

He's a hell of a lot better than when Bradshaw started out--Terry's 1st 5 years weren't very good. After they dumped Hanratty and that 1st half/2nd half platoon system, Bradshaw started taking off, but he threw almost twice as many interceptions as touchdowns. He didn't really come to his own until the the 2nd Super Bowl (his 6th season).

Roethlisberger is playing like a seasoned veteran right out of the chute.

Cleveland will be a good road test for him. Its not like it used to be with the Cleveland Municipal Dog Pound and Mudpits, but its still probably the worst place a Steeler quarterback can play. Cleveland is a 4 point underdog, but they are tough at home.

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Tuesday Nov 09, 2004

That's why I said that Bradshaw became...Bradshaw was nearly run out of town his first few years...Ben is doing phenomenal...the key is, is what does he do when teams find out how to stop him...how does he adjust? etc, etc...He's going to be great no denying that but, there will be bumps in the road, to be sure

xero380 · Post by **xero380** » Wednesday Nov 10, 2004

poolpimp911 wrote:Ok I give the steelers credit. They did great job. But, I will not cheer for them until they get rid of that fat fuck Bettis. He is no good. He cant run for more then 10yards with out going to the bench and getting oxygen. Hell I could do just as good as he does. I know someone will say so why dont you go and do it. I just might next year. We shall see but DENVER RULES!!!!!!

he ran for like 149 yards or something last sunday?

BDR · Post by **BDR** » Wednesday Nov 10, 2004

xero380 wrote:(Bettis) is no good.

Have a look at the all-time rushing list. It indicates otherwise.

xero380 wrote:He cant run for more then 10yards with out going to the bench and getting oxygen.

The man has asthma. Always has. Never been a secret.

xero380 wrote:DENVER RULES!!!!!!

Dude, I think you may need some oxygen.

Cool avatar, though.

r:>)

the herald · Post by **the herald** » Wednesday Nov 10, 2004

zero what the hell! isnt 149 yards rushing against the only undefeated team in the nfl good enough?? the only reason bettis wasnt gettin yards before is because duce was kickin ass, and the offensive line had a bunch of injuries before if you notice all the times he got tackled the line broke down and there was no hole, i think that bettis is in better shape now than he was the last couple years!!

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Wednesday Nov 10, 2004

second half of last year, after Pittsburgh's o-line got healthy, he had nearly 600 yards in about 8 games...not too shabby....

last time I checked, The Bus is the best big back of all time...look at the stats, he has the most rushing yards of ANYONE over 240 lbs....

xero380 · Post by **xero380** » Thursday Nov 11, 2004

lol hey guys settle down....im in school here in pitt. and go see jerome bettis at the mall every monday and antwan randle el every tuesday and saw plaxico this past tuesday....i meant to copy and paste it in there referring to what someone else said...i'm with the steelers not denver or any other team....i was replying to the person who wrote that comment in there towards the beginning of the post letting them know that bettis "isn't a fat fuck" and he still has his wheels balanced on the bus and the bus can still drive down the field with movement...he may be old but the dude still has it in him....wasn't going for denver or going against bettis because the steelers are my team...i just posted it up wrong cuz i was in the middle of class here at college in pittsburgh...u can't live in pittsburgh and not like the steelers or yes you are def. an outcast....lol but anyways i look forward to this sunday...GO BLACK AND GOLD!!

lonewolf · Post by **lonewolf** » Thursday Nov 11, 2004

Punkinhead wrote:That's why I said that Bradshaw became...Bradshaw was nearly run out of town his first few years...Ben is doing phenomenal...the key is, is what does he do when teams find out how to stop him...how does he adjust? etc, etc...He's going to be great no denying that but, there will be bumps in the road, to be sure

Yep, I was just kinda illustrating your point. He was even worse than the Much-Maligned-Mark-Malone.

I don't think you can devise a plan to stop a guy like that. Too big, too tall, too fast, too strong, too smart. He's the prototype. Paterno would have probably made him a linebacker. You can only hope your players out play him. Sure, he might stare down the primary receiver on occasion, but that's a rookie thing and its not hard to shake habits like that.

DisturbedViking · Post by **DisturbedViking** » Thursday Nov 18, 2004

The Steelers have been playing great. Even tho alot of the players are hurt. They beat the Pats and Eagles, and it did not even seem like they were undefeted teams. The Steelers are in top form. And for once T.V. broadcaster are saying good things about them, that has not happened in a long time. It seems like everyone hated the Steelers. It's about time.

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