http://espn.go.com/n...azine-interview
Attacks the shit out of Goodell, Big Ben, Mendenhall. It's great for us. How must does this now draw in a fine haha?
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James Harrison Implodes the Steelers
Started by colincac, Jul 13 2011 11:55 AM
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Posted 13 July 2011 - 11:55 AM
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Posted 13 July 2011 - 01:39 PM
its fun stuff but I will believe it helps us when I see it. Wasnt Ben's suspension supposed to help us and hurt them last year? A lot of people thought they were in for a long season - they were but not the way some with purple glasses predicted.
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Posted 13 July 2011 - 06:18 PM
What a lowlife!
Only we can say that kind of stuff.
Only we can say that kind of stuff.
“Here’s a reality of this league,” John started, “you never pick up where you left off the season before. We’re never back to a minute left in the AFC championship game ready to take it to the Super Bowl. We’re not there until we earn our way back there again. Every team starts over, and the foundation for us starts right now. We build the whole thing from scratch."
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Posted 14 July 2011 - 03:32 AM
He'll get suspended for his comments on Goodell.
What a great week its been,
1st Hiney, now Silverback throwing the big Oaf under the bus with his comments on the Oaf single handidly costing the Stealers the Super Bowl.
*** Notes of importance, the last 2 times the Stealers played in the Super Bowl they failed to make the playoffs the following year, 2. Stealers return 9 of 11 Starters on Defense, over the age of 30.
What a great week its been,
1st Hiney, now Silverback throwing the big Oaf under the bus with his comments on the Oaf single handidly costing the Stealers the Super Bowl.
*** Notes of importance, the last 2 times the Stealers played in the Super Bowl they failed to make the playoffs the following year, 2. Stealers return 9 of 11 Starters on Defense, over the age of 30.
Edited by cravnravn, 15 July 2011 - 05:51 AM.
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Posted 14 July 2011 - 01:38 PM
Other notes of importance: in the last 10 years the Steelers are 14-9 against us, have been to 3 superbowls - winning 2, and have beaten us every time we have faced each other in the playoffs. I'll believe we are better than them when I see it. I'll believe Boller, I mean Flacco is anywhere close to the QB RothlINTsberger is when I see it. And I do not even think he is that great.
Simply put, they pretty much own us. But we get to laugh about offseason arrests and comments to distract us.
Simply put, they pretty much own us. But we get to laugh about offseason arrests and comments to distract us.
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Posted 14 July 2011 - 04:37 PM
Hey crav...James Walker is backing you up.
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Here's a July prediction: The Baltimore Ravens will win the AFC North this season.
Yes, I said it -- and I will be sticking with that statement through January.
For months I've been going back-and-forth between Baltimore and the reigning AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers. Both teams are talented, but this week's events put me over the top in favor of the Ravens.
I simply don't like what I'm seeing from Pittsburgh this offseason. Whether it's Rashard Mendenhall's tweeting, Hines Ward's recent arrest or James Harrison ripping everyone -- including his own teammates -- there's too many warning signs that suggest this isn't the Steelers' year.
Keep in mind, this is not a new phenomenon in Pittsburgh. Self-implosion is what the Steelers do best following Super Bowl appearances.
....In contrast, the Ravens have it more together. Their biggest issue this offseason is opponents criticizing fourth-year quarterback Joe Flacco. And, if anything, that's been a rallying point that's motivated the Ravens and brought them closer together.
Baltimore has been unable to beat Pittsburgh in big games recently. But the talent is so close between these heated rivals that any additional edge can shift the balance in the AFC North.
Consider the Ravens the new favorites in the division in 2011. The Steelers are too busy dealing with self-inflicted wounds.
http://espn.go.com/b...s-falling-apart
Yes, I said it -- and I will be sticking with that statement through January.
For months I've been going back-and-forth between Baltimore and the reigning AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers. Both teams are talented, but this week's events put me over the top in favor of the Ravens.
I simply don't like what I'm seeing from Pittsburgh this offseason. Whether it's Rashard Mendenhall's tweeting, Hines Ward's recent arrest or James Harrison ripping everyone -- including his own teammates -- there's too many warning signs that suggest this isn't the Steelers' year.
Keep in mind, this is not a new phenomenon in Pittsburgh. Self-implosion is what the Steelers do best following Super Bowl appearances.
....In contrast, the Ravens have it more together. Their biggest issue this offseason is opponents criticizing fourth-year quarterback Joe Flacco. And, if anything, that's been a rallying point that's motivated the Ravens and brought them closer together.
Baltimore has been unable to beat Pittsburgh in big games recently. But the talent is so close between these heated rivals that any additional edge can shift the balance in the AFC North.
Consider the Ravens the new favorites in the division in 2011. The Steelers are too busy dealing with self-inflicted wounds.
http://espn.go.com/b...s-falling-apart
“Here’s a reality of this league,” John started, “you never pick up where you left off the season before. We’re never back to a minute left in the AFC championship game ready to take it to the Super Bowl. We’re not there until we earn our way back there again. Every team starts over, and the foundation for us starts right now. We build the whole thing from scratch."
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