Are ya ready for some football?

[snoopy75]

This thread is tremendous comedy...

[sexymaid_69]

Originally Posted by snoopy75

This thread is tremendous comedy...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that.

[obnoxiousram]

And the Steelers are now all alone at the bottom of the AFC north division 😂🤣😅.. congratulations Cleveland Browns.

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Devo

OH YEAH, if you hate Trump, you gotta hate Rotherliersbergur, you can't make this shit up.

Strike 3 for Ben, 2 rapes, and now an alleged sexual assault. Fucker didn't even offer her money, cheap bastard, I always figured the marriage to the big dyke-ey wife was just a beard, for good publicity.


https://triblive.com/sports/steelers...passage-in-her

So much for a SCOTUS appointment for him now.......

I thought you liked to spout facts?

The fact is Ben was never charged with anything, He may or may not have done anything illegal but neither you or I know for sure.

As for Stormy, I don't believe a word she says and how do you equate knocking on her door with sexual assault? She was so terrified behind her hotel door that she didn't call security.

[Devo]

Originally Posted by Iceman

I thought you liked to spout facts?

The fact is Ben was never charged with anything, He may or may not have done anything illegal but neither you or I know for sure.

As for Stormy, I don't believe a word she says and how do you equate knocking on her door with sexual assault? She was so terrified behind her hotel door that she didn't call security.

Read the article.

Besides, only the accusations matter anymore, haven't you been following the SCOTUS debacle?

[tannana]

[QUOTE=Iceman;1060921642] The fact is Ben was never charged with anything, He may or may not have done anything illegal but neither you or I know for sure.

Why did he pay the woman in Reno if nothing happened? He clearly has the resources to wage a battle to clear his good name, right? The only women I've ever paid for silence are pros--YMMV.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by obnoxiousram

And the Steelers are now all alone at the bottom of the AFC north division 😂🤣😅.. congratulations Cleveland Browns.

In 1989, Nolls last season, started 1-4. Lost the first two games 91-10. They made the playoffs. Beat Houston then lost to Denver and John Elway. It’s early.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by obnoxiousram

And the Steelers are now all alone at the bottom of the AFC north division 😂🤣😅.. congratulations Cleveland Browns.

In 1989, Nolls last season, started 1-4. Lost the first two games 91-10. They made the playoffs. Beat Houston then lost to Denver and John Elway. It’s early.

https://syndication.bleacherreport.c...story.amp.html

[Devo]

Mike Tomlin is no Chuck Noll.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Devo

Mike Tomlin is no Chuck Noll.

In 1989, Chuck Noll wasn’t the 70’s Chuck Noll. He didn’t have Ben either.

[Gabrielle]

Well since we are bringing up football history...

I saw Cowher playing pool once. Funny cause I had sex on that same pool table before...with a very cute blonde.

I've always been a fan of Steelers Monday night games. Maybe it's what they need to get back on track for this year. They can do it!

[Guest100118-1]

Mike Tomlin is the new Dan Bylsma, i.e. an egregious underachiever commensurate to talent on the roster. Tomlin's teams have had three wins since going to the Super Bowl in 2010. One win was handed to them by an unhinged maniac, Vontaze Burfict. Another win was against a team with a backup QB at the helm(Miami) and the third win was one in which they barely squeaked by Kansas City. They won mostly due to Chris Boswell.

Mike Tomlin has wasted Ben's prime years, in a league that is now a passing league. Tomlin has also had four postseasons that were one-and-done. Unacceptable. Tomlin's boot lickers will point to the regular season success. That's valid, however, winning seasons are the goal for a team like the Pirates, not the Steelers.

Tomlin is not a good game day coach. He frequently butchers clock management and hasn't shown any willingness to improve in that area. His teams are frequently unprepared, especially against inferior opponents and his teams very frequently lack discipline. Too many team penalties due to lack of discipline.

I don't see the Steelers winning another Super Bowl with Tomlin as head coach. Not until he makes changes, but after 11 seasons, he is what he is and I don't foresee changes to his approach. Much like Bylsma, he's very easy on his players and would prefer to be their friend. The players don't respect Tomlin. Sure, they like him, but they don't respect him otherwise there wouldn't be drama every season.

Another area in which Tomlin lacks is drafting and development on defense. For a defensive specialist, he sure has ignored the secondary for the most of his tenure. After Cowher's guys (Troy, Ike, et. al.) left, Tomlin has been unable to come close to replacing those guys. I will give him credit for assembling talent on the offensive side of the ball.

I don't feel the passion for the Steelers that I once had. The current state of the NFL has a lot to do with that and I find the current NFL era boring. Stats are inflated partly in an effort to make the game safer and partly to placate the fantasy football geeks. The games are very poorly paced and have become marathons. Too many commercial breaks. The NFL has also saturated the market with too many prime time games.

I still want the Steelers to do well, but I no longer have the fervor I once had and I'm not sure I ever will have that again. I have zero desire to stay up late for their prime time games and when they are on TV, I'm barely paying attention. It's getting to the point where I'm indifferent to watching the games.

[obnoxiousram]

Mediocre sports products tend to do that.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Monco

Mike Tomlin is the new Dan Bylsma, i.e. an egregious underachiever commensurate to talent on the roster. Tomlin's teams have had three wins since going to the Super Bowl in 2010. One win was handed to them by an unhinged maniac, Vontaze Burfict. Another win was against a team with a backup QB at the helm(Miami) and the third win was one in which they barely squeaked by Kansas City. They won mostly due to Chris Boswell.

Mike Tomlin has wasted Ben's prime years, in a league that is now a passing league. Tomlin has also had four postseasons that were one-and-done. Unacceptable. Tomlin's boot lickers will point to the regular season success. That's valid, however, winning seasons are the goal for a team like the Pirates, not the Steelers.

Tomlin is not a good game day coach. He frequently butchers clock management and hasn't shown any willingness to improve in that area. His teams are frequently unprepared, especially against inferior opponents and his teams very frequently lack discipline. Too many team penalties due to lack of discipline.

I don't see the Steelers winning another Super Bowl with Tomlin as head coach. Not until he makes changes, but after 11 seasons, he is what he is and I don't foresee changes to his approach. Much like Bylsma, he's very easy on his players and would prefer to be their friend. The players don't respect Tomlin. Sure, they like him, but they don't respect him otherwise there wouldn't be drama every season.

Another area in which Tomlin lacks is drafting and development on defense. For a defensive specialist, he sure has ignored the secondary for the most of his tenure. After Cowher's guys (Troy, Ike, et. al.) left, Tomlin has been unable to come close to replacing those guys. I will give him credit for assembling talent on the offensive side of the ball.

I don't feel the passion for the Steelers that I once had. The current state of the NFL has a lot to do with that and I find the current NFL era boring. Stats are inflated partly in an effort to make the game safer and partly to placate the fantasy football geeks. The games are very poorly paced and have become marathons. Too many commercial breaks. The NFL has also saturated the market with too many prime time games.

I still want the Steelers to do well, but I no longer have the fervor I once had and I'm not sure I ever will have that again. I have zero desire to stay up late for their prime time games and when they are on TV, I'm barely paying attention. It's getting to the point where I'm indifferent to watching the games.

One could say Cowher underachieved too.

[Guest100118-1]

Originally Posted by bambino

One could say Cowher underachieved too.

Whataboutism.