week 8 - when will the NFL Owners learn??

[bambino]

Originally Posted by bamscram

One has been sitting, or riding the bike. Wish he could get his shit together.

After their Chicago debacle, the Steelers are now standing for the Anthem. KC has been one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL. Great tradition. Pittsburgh’s not far behind. I think both teams owners have told the coaches and players to stand.

[Hotrod511]

Originally Posted by bambino

Nothing better to do in KC. Do any of their players kneel?

they have one Marcus Peters and the Steelers Chiefs game is one that could have gone easily as a lost for the Steelers and Oakland had help from the officials

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Hotrod511

they have one Marcus Peters and the Steelers Chiefs game is one that could have gone easily as a lost for the Steelers

But it didn’t. They beat the Chiefs in their house. They’re 8/3 against the Chiefs since 2000 and 23/11 alltime. Just a bad matchup for KC. The Steelers suck against NE. They kept the Steelers out of a few Super Bowls.

[Hotrod511]

Originally Posted by bambino

But it didn’t. They beat the Chiefs in their house. They’re 8/3 against the Chiefs since 2000 and 23/11 alltime. Just a bad matchup for KC. The Steelers suck against NE. They kept the Steelers out of a few Super Bowls.

they are not the team of the 70's

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Hotrod511

they are not the team of the 70's

Who? The Steelers were. I’m not ragging on the Chiefs. I’m actually a fan. The first Super Bowl was on my birthday. Packers and Chiefs. I’ve followed them ever since. Fred Williamson, the “hammer” was a cocky DB for the Chiefs. He actually played for the Steelers prior to the Chiefs, anyway, he bragged that he was going to knock out GBs receivers with his karate move. The Packers knocked him out of the game. But the Chiefs have a great history. Lenny Dawson is one of the classiest guys ever to play the game. As cool as the Pink Panther at QB. Kinda like Joe Montana. A former Steeler too. Hank Stram was an innovative and colorful coach. The first to be miked at the SB. “65 toss power trap, it’s going to break wide open fellas!” It did. Mike Garret scored untouched. Otis Taylor was a big, graceful receiver. Fred Arbanas was a big, tough TE. Bobby Bell, Willy Lanier and Jim Lynch were one of the best trio of Linebackers ever. Buck Buchanan was a huge man and a great player. Emmit Thomas a really good corner. The Chiefs and Dolphins played in an epic playoff game. Ed Podolak had a tremendous game that day. Elmo Wright invented the TD dance. Jan Stenerud was the first kicker inducted into the NFL HOF. Tony Gonzales will be a first ballot HOFer. And Derrick Thomas might have been the best OLB in history. What a tragedy. This is just off the top of my head. I might have missed a few. Anyways, for whatever reason, they don’t have much luck against the Steelers.

[Jackie S]

I have not watched a game this year.

Come playoff time, I will probably be back. But for now, let em kneel. I won't be watching.

[IIFFOFRDB]

Originally Posted by bambino

Who? The Steelers were. I’m not ragging on the Chiefs. I’m actually a fan. The first Super Bowl was on my birthday. Packers and Chiefs. I’ve followed them ever since. Fred Williamson, the “hammer” was a cocky DB for the Chiefs. He actually played for the Steelers prior to the Chiefs, anyway, he bragged that he was going to knock out GBs receivers with his karate move. The Packers knocked him out of the game. But the Chiefs have a great history. Lenny Dawson is one of the classiest guys ever to play the game. As cool as the Pink Panther at QB. Kinda like Joe Montana. A former Steeler too. Hank Stram was an innovative and colorful coach. The first to be miked at the SB. “65 toss power trap, it’s going to break wide open fellas!” It did. Mike Garret scored untouched. Otis Taylor was a big, graceful receiver. Fred Arbanas was a big, tough TE. Bobby Bell, Willy Lanier and Jim Lynch were one of the best trio of Linebackers ever. Buck Buchanan was a huge man and a great player. Emmit Thomas a really good corner. The Chiefs and Dolphins played in an epic playoff game. Ed Podolak had a tremendous game that day. Elmo Wright invented the TD dance. Jan Stenerud was the first kicker inducted into the NFL HOF. Tony Gonzales will be a first ballot HOFer. And Derrick Thomas might have been the best OLB in history. What a tragedy. This is just off the top of my head. I might have missed a few. Anyways, for whatever reason, they don’t have much luck against the Steelers.

You forgot Thunderfoot, Jerrel Wilson...

I wish the NFL the BEST OF LUCK, I just don't care anymore...

[garhkal]

Originally Posted by Jackie S

I have not watched a game this year.

Come playoff time, I will probably be back. But for now, let em kneel. I won't be watching.

Even if they get back to standing, i still won't watch them.

[gfejunkie]

Originally Posted by Jackie S

But for now, let em kneel. I won't be watching.

Originally Posted by garhkal

Even if they get back to standing, i still won't watch them.

More and more people are feeling that way as the weeks go by. Pretty sad, really.

[Hotrod511]

Originally Posted by bambino

Who? The Steelers were. I’m not ragging on the Chiefs. I’m actually a fan. The first Super Bowl was on my birthday. Packers and Chiefs. I’ve followed them ever since. Fred Williamson, the “hammer” was a cocky DB for the Chiefs. He actually played for the Steelers prior to the Chiefs, anyway, he bragged that he was going to knock out GBs receivers with his karate move. The Packers knocked him out of the game. But the Chiefs have a great history. Lenny Dawson is one of the classiest guys ever to play the game. As cool as the Pink Panther at QB. Kinda like Joe Montana. A former Steeler too. Hank Stram was an innovative and colorful coach. The first to be miked at the SB. “65 toss power trap, it’s going to break wide open fellas!” It did. Mike Garret scored untouched. Otis Taylor was a big, graceful receiver. Fred Arbanas was a big, tough TE. Bobby Bell, Willy Lanier and Jim Lynch were one of the best trio of Linebackers ever. Buck Buchanan was a huge man and a great player. Emmit Thomas a really good corner. The Chiefs and Dolphins played in an epic playoff game. Ed Podolak had a tremendous game that day. Elmo Wright invented the TD dance. Jan Stenerud was the first kicker inducted into the NFL HOF. Tony Gonzales will be a first ballot HOFer. And Derrick Thomas might have been the best OLB in history. What a tragedy. This is just off the top of my head. I might have missed a few. Anyways, for whatever reason, they don’t have much luck against the Steelers.

I remember that team well it was my senior year in HS 69 I was referencing the Steeler's of the 70's with Bradshaw Mean Joe. Green Franco they we're real power house

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Hotrod511

I remember that team well it was my senior year in HS 69 I was referencing the Steeler's of the 70's with Bradshaw Mean Joe. Green Franco they we're real power house

It was great to watch the 70 Steelers. Their best team, 1976, didn’t win the SB. They had to play Oakland without Harris and Blier who were injured in their blowout of Baltimore. I was at that game. It was bittersweet. Even though they had some really good teams after the 70’s, to me, it just wasn’t the same.

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by gfejunkie

More and more people are feeling that way as the weeks go by. Pretty sad, really.

That’s bullshit.

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by bambino

It was great to watch the 70 Steelers. Their best team, 1976, didn’t win the SB. They had to play Oakland without Harris and Blier who were injured in their blowout of Baltimore. I was at that game. It was bittersweet. Even though they had some really good teams after the 70’s, to me, it just wasn’t the same.

It’s was really hard to see the Kneelers beat the Oilers on a blown call.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

It’s was really hard to see the Kneelers beat the Oilers on a blown call.

That’s been debunked you stupid pig. The Oilers folded like lawn chairs after that Call. They went backwards and kicked a field goal. They had over a quarter to come back and win but the Steelers stomped them. Like they always did PIGLER. They held Earl Campbell to 15yrds on 17 attempts. But the Steelers ALWAYS shut Campbell and the Oilers down. Houston has never sniffed the Super Bowl and they won’t this year you stupid fucking pig.


http://6thring.com/1979-afc-renfro-call.html


PIGLER WEINERSTEIN

[Hotrod511]

sucks to be pigler weinerstien