Well it was another close one that our defense definitely kept us in, but who knew we'd be playing the refs this time too? From a BS interference call leading to SD's only touchdown, a phantom hold calling back Fast Willie's 5 yard scamper for a TD, and the most bizarre thing I have ever seen at the end of the game, negating a fumble return by Troy for a TD.
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17 November 2008
17 October 2008
start against the Bengals. The bye week may not have been more important to anybody than Ben Roethlisberger. Roethlisberger has been hit early and often since the start of the season. This bye week was essential to Ben’s health this season. Hopefully it gave him ample time to rest up and recover from his strained shoulder.
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6 October 2008
ive line played very solid for the second straight week, only allowing three total sacks. Ben Roethlisberger looked comfortable all night, and he had plenty of time to scan the field and find his open receivers.
Posted by Michael C. Smith | 1 comment
22 September 2008
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Ben Roethlisberger was sacked an unprecedented eight times on Sunday afternoon. It seemed like every time he dropped back in the pocket, he would be under pressure by the defense. The entire offense of the Steelers appeared to be out of sync all day.
Posted by Michael C. Smith | 2 comments
19 September 2008
se of the Steelers has to step up this week if they want to get a win in Philadelphia.
Ben Roethlisberger says his shoulder feels fine and that he will be ready to play on Sunday, but everyone believes that he is not 100%. This puts added pressure on the Steelers’ offensive line, it is crucial that they give
Posted by Michael C. Smith | 2 comments
11 September 2008
Things are going well in this young season. Dominance is the only word to describe my week one performance. Michael Turner and Donovan McNabb...thank you for your help. I would like some input on some
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7 September 2008
this season will be the strength of the offensive line and their ability to protect quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The offensive line looked very solid, only giving up two sacks on Roethlisberger
Posted by Michael C. Smith | 1 comment
8 January 2008
First, the tackle missed a block on the Roethlisberger sweep on third down. Had he made the block and opened up a lane for Big ben, then we would be talking about how the Steelers would be trying to stop Tom Brady this week.
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31 December 2007
If Roethlisberger has time to throw, he is good enough right now to challenge any defense in the league. However, it has to start with the running game. That is Steeler football. Plus, it keeps
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