The offensive line was good; Jerome Bettis was in his prime, and the defense was dominant.
The offensive line and running game were good, and the defense was dominant.
Willie Parker was in his prime behind the last good offensive line the Steelers had, and the defense was dominant until injuries took their toll late in the season.
Medicore offensive line, medicore RBs, and a defense that partied like it was 2009 early in the season.
I had no idea Todd Haley was also a scout for the team and the strength-and-conditioning coach.
Six Lombardi Trophies: Not coming soon to a city near you.
He. Did. Not. Leave. The pocket. On that play. People who think he did have either no eyes or no brains, and I'm embarrassed that they cheer for the same team that I do.
Ben stepped up in the pocket to avoid pressure off the edges. Still nobody got open downfield, and by that time the pocket collapsed and Ben had nowhere to throw it. He could not throw the ball away from the pocket or the offense lose 10 yards for intentional grounding. The sack only cost them three yards. (Look up the goddamn play-by-play if you don't believe me.) Taking the sack was the smart thing to do, which not only flies in the faces of those who hate Ben, but shits in their faces in the process.
By the way, that was the only time he even got sacked that game, so no, he didn't "ask for it."
Six Lombardi Trophies: Not coming soon to a city near you.
I just hope someone gives him a head coaching job and then we wont have to talk about it any more.
Who will be Todd Haley's first victim on national TV ...... and when?
No but he's the idiot who designs the plays and the formations.I had no idea Todd Haley was also a scout for the team and the strength-and-conditioning coach.
Too many bodies at the LOS. Too much congestion.
That's why you have linemen and Heath getting rolled up and injured.
To be fair, Paulson actually had a fairly decent season everything compared.
However much you think you know about football, rest assured that Skip Bayless knows more!
Ironically enough, that would be the Bruce Arians offense. . .Funny, Arians' system last year with the Steelers was the best in the NFL between the 10's, but the friggin guy couldn't call a meaningful play in down and goal territory. What the Steelers need, and this will come from Haley, is a mix of Arians down the field playbook and Haley's own posession playbook.
Based on what? He can't block, and he can't get open.
Stole snaps all year from guys who deserved them.
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