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Yer probably right, I've spent about an hour a day for the last 3 months. Thats about 90 hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilPatrickBanana
But I've spent considerable time on youtube lately, looking at player highlites. NOT SEEING ANYTHING GOOD.
Tyrann Mathieu didn't even play last year because he smokes pot. Tyrann is a genuine playmaker. Stick him on an island and let him make plays. We're talkin Woodson or Sanders here.
yea, like when they won Super Bowl XL... they definitely used the pass to set up the run that year. Yea, when they were the most run heavy team in the league... and by a wide marginQuote:
Originally Posted by Crash
no you didn'tQuote:
Originally Posted by weakdraft
Open it up? With a QB who can't throw deep, on rhythm, or IF AT ALL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison92
Schoolyard and backyard QB's need to learn how to drop back, make a read, and turn it loose.
If your man is covered like a blanket, throw it to the DB and let your reciever make the int.
You are so stupid, you do realize this right? The **** you post is ****ing stupid as hell!Quote:
Originally Posted by weakdraft
Brown seems to think so.
http://www.ffmastermind.com/quickbits.php
Antonio Brown Says Locker Room was Fractured --
Wed Feb 20, 2013 --from FFMastermind.com
NBC Sports reports Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown says his third year with the team was a lot different than his first two. Brown said today that Pittsburgh’s locker room was fractured in the 2012 season, in a way he hadn’t seen previously since being drafted by the Steelers in 2010. “It was definitely different — guys weren’t really together,” Brown said. Brown said Steelers S Troy Polamalu was among the veterans who spoke out and tried to explain to the team that selfish behavior wouldn’t be tolerated. But that talk was apparently not enough. “That’s when you know you’ve got issues and you’ve got to come together as a team. Because the reality of a team game is everyone on the same page, committed to the same thing, dedicated for one goal, and that’s winning,” Brown said. Although he didn’t name any names, Brown said he thought he had teammates last year who cared more about their individual goals than about the team’s record. And he described going 8-8 as “a bitter taste” that he hopes will motivate all of his teammates to act differently in 2013. “Everyone in our locker room in 2013 has to understand the value of being in there and what our tradition and history stand for,” Brown said.
Bitter like losing to tebow in playoffs? Bitter like not making them the next season? This team needs to pull their **** together or we gonna b the next jets/eagles.Quote:
Originally Posted by BubbyBlister
Ive watched 1 hr of footage and spent 1day looking into these prospects! Ive seen plenty of people that id like to see in black and gold ; )
My precious, beloved, Stillers are in big trouble.
They are in disarray.
They have a QB who drops too shallow, and holds the ball.
They have no running game.
Both lines suck.
Old DB's.
Over-rated LB's.
Little to no coaching.
They should trade away all their picks. Bite the bullet next year and see who they got. Then draft 15 bodies next year to custom build a new team.
or go 7-9, 6-10, 5-11, etc.
The opposing safetys dictate what is set-up and what isn't. You show your front. The safetys decide to play pass or run, or one comes up, while one stays back. 3 deep, and you are primed to run. 2 up and you are primed to pass. cover 1, and you hit the seams. /use play action to keep the LB from droppin into coverage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crash
In football, the safety is the dictator, so to speak.
Bens problem is no running game to bring up a safety. So LB's can even drop into coverage and fill the soft spot or seam.
We need hard working, mobile linemen, hard working and mobile [healthy] is the key. They need to pass block, run block, and get downfield too.