thundercleetz

I think the Steelers had more receivers than we had defenders in coverage because of the blitz.

You want to call holding on that play ref?

That would happen to us.

RAY LEWIS BABY!!!!!!

TOUCHDOWN!!!! IT IS ABOUT TIME WE GET HEAP IN THE OFFENSE!!!! See what a big receiver can do?

Come on Ray, don't just stand there and watch Mendenhall reach for the TD!

Yeah, I don't agree with the call either I just understand the rationale.

If Katula is hurt, he really shouldn't be playing. Long snapper is too important of a position to play a guy hurt.

Because Cousins is getting his ass handed to him over at RT. The chances of a sack/fumble/INT are pretty high with the kind of pressure Cousins is letting up.

We are better off going for it if we are only going to get a 22-yard punt.

Why are we passing so much?

Good luck getting out of that one Ben.

I don't understand how Ben does that. Any othe rQB and that is an INT.

WASHINGTON! I LOVE IT!!

RUN THE BALL!!! Our tackles are going to have trouble blocking the Pittsburgh rushers today, we need to run the ball.

Cousins getting beat on that QB hit INT.

Merry belated Christmas!

Spear! Where have you been, buddy?

The key word Harbaugh keeps using when talking about Cmac is "healthy". There is a reason Cmac was an injury waiver from the Saints. We need healthy bodies.

Update on Webb: While it is encouraging to hear Harbaugh say Webb could be ready for training camp, realistically I would expect Webb to start the season on the PUP list. Houston Texans cornerback Dunta Robinson in 2007 tore his left ACL in Week 10 against the Raiders (November 7) and started 2008 on the PUP. The encouraging thing is that Robinson hit the ground running in Week 6 and was the same player as he was before the injury. Robinson plays a similar game to Webb, both guys are relatively undersized at 5'10" 184 and 175 pounds respectively, but play a lot bigger than their size. Robinson played 11 games in 2008, and has played in every game this season as one of the better CBs in the league. It also must be considered that Robinson tore his hamstring along with his ACL, so maybe that would entail a longer rehibilitation period. Nevertheless, I have no doubt in my mind Webb will continue his development into a very good corner in this league. Whether we have him Week 1 or Week 6 in 2010, we will be able to depend on Webb next season as a starting cornerback/nickelback.

Well, it looks like McPhail did his research on Atkins and genuinely believes that Atkins has a solid chance of returning to 2006-2008 form. This is encouraging to hear:

Wigginton was named the worst 3B of the decade by Rob Neyer: http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=neyer_rob&id=4761290

Like Aaron Wilson said, I think the main thing was that Cmac doesn't play special teams (something Webb did). And like said, I don't think Cmac was healthy. Remember, Cmac was an injury waiver from New Orleans.

The latest on Webb's injury from Aaron Wilson on Twitter: Here is what Wilson said on Cmac: http://twitter.com/RavensInsider

The key to the season has been the redzone offense. Like dc said, when you hold teams like the Bengals and Colts under 20 points, your offense has to score touchdowns, not field goals, to win these games. When we have been successfull in the redzone (our first four games and our last two), we have dominated teams (take away the Pats loss). But when we try and trade field goals with touchdowns, you cannot expect to win. Same case this week, we need to score in the redzone to beat the Steelers, no field goals.