Rothlisberger is overrated. He won't be able to do anything on Monday night because we are going to shut down their 3 headed running game. Rothlishamburger will get to know Foley, Merriman, Philips, and company very well. If Pittsburgh couldn't stop an injured Pats team, then how are they going to beat us?
That's right T10! Steeler fans are saying that our win last week as due to them wearing our the Pats. Please, you guys lost to a far superior team. Even the refs tried to help you guys out at then end there with that BS PI call. But you guys still loss. The Pats will finish higher than the Steelers. The AFC North belongs to the Bengals. :lol: to the Steelers!
sometimes in sports a team will have the number of another team. its not hard to figure out how to stop the steelers. its just hard to have the depth to do it. the pats reign over us (steelers) was in the playoffs in 03. its been a long time since pitt and SD met and alot in both teams have changed so it should be a shoot from the hip type of game. im stoked.
Just because you know whats coming, doesnt mean you can stop it. Everybody knows we're gonna run the ball, yet year after year we continue to do it conistently week in and week out. Calling Ben overrated or anything similar is just plain nonsense. The guy can play, sure he's not perfect and he's still maturing and learning how to handle himself in certain situations..but he's our guy and when you watch him, you know he's for real. You guys should know that..everybody knows LT is going to get the ball, but yet teams cant consistently stop him... TILL NOW !!! :twisted:
Now what !! That's all Im gonna say..the officials all but handed that game to you on a silver platter and we still pulled it out !! and to our NFLFSA friends at bolt talk...good game guys, it was WILD !!
Hey same thing could be said in the 1st half for you guys. From where I was watching there were several non calls on the steelers. But hey we had the opportunity to win. So props to the Steelers for coming in and winning one in our house.
