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Big Ben's history

Postby fabber » Sun Dec 28, 2008 9:04 pm

We all know what Big Ben's history is the game after he get's hurt....Just look to the Raider game, Jet game, Colts this year. He plays like a tentative teenager deciding if he is man enough to go down his girlfriend's pants. If he plays like shit for more than 2 drives, put Leftwich in. Ben loves people to feel sorry for him.

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby jstallworth82 » Sun Dec 28, 2008 9:53 pm

I agree

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby No l Gravity l » Sun Dec 28, 2008 9:59 pm

I made this same topic a long time ago but everyone apparently thought it was bullshit :sufu:

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby WoodsonOfSteel » Sun Dec 28, 2008 9:59 pm

If the sub-par play of the O-Line continues into the playoffs, our beloved Steelers will be one-and-done regardless of how excellent or craptacular Ben is.

Word be born.

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby jstallworth82 » Sun Dec 28, 2008 10:08 pm

Well if you think the O-Line is going to improve overnight you need to quit moking that bad stuff.
This line has not improved much in 17 weeks I don't see them doing much better in 2.

But hey we may get a few TDs from the Defense and win one hahahahaha

Indy will probably clean our clock again

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby WoodsonOfSteel » Sun Dec 28, 2008 10:12 pm

Indy's win wasn't exactly impressive.

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby shadydude » Mon Dec 29, 2008 8:55 pm

Ben is faking it, big time. Why? Proof? Well, if he was moving his fingers immediately after going down, as seen on replays, then he could have easily given the 'Thumbs' Up' sometime within the 15 minutes he was on the ground.
Yet, he waited until just about off the field to do it.
I found that interesting to say the least.
Anyone else find that to be a bit curious?

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby jstallworth82 » Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:56 pm

WoodsonOfSteel wrote:Indy's win wasn't exactly impressive.


It wasn't in the way people are used to seeing Indy beat teams but they had a good game plan and stuck with it. The Defense got tired in the end made mistakes and they capitalized on them. Indy made their share of mistakes but we could not effectively move the ball or hold continuous drives in the 4th qtr so the defense spent a lot of time on the field. Everyone gets tired and we were not able to rest the D and they were.

It wasn't like they were unbeatable but we did nothing offensively to help ourselves. Poor play, Poor play calling/execution. Peyton played well Ben as is becoming the usual did not.

I do not think we will be that bad again but Indy will come in with a little confidence now knowing that the can win here and that Ben will be coming off an injury if he plays.

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby No l Gravity l » Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:59 pm

Peyton played well against us? :roll: Cris Collinsworth? Is that you? :D

Did you watch the game? He played horrible. Ben played worse and created turnovers. That was the difference.

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby jstallworth82 » Mon Dec 29, 2008 10:16 pm

No l Gravity l wrote:Peyton played well against us? :roll: Cris Collinsworth? Is that you? :D

Did you watch the game? He played horrible. Ben played worse and created turnovers. That was the difference.


Like I said late in the game when Peyton needed a play he produced Ben didn't. Our Defese was keeping him at bay but they got tired and bang the game went to crap.

How many picks did BR& have?
How many did Peyton have?

It bothers me because that was a winnable game an the offense gave it away

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby WoodsonOfSteel » Mon Dec 29, 2008 10:18 pm

No l Gravity l wrote:Peyton played well against us? :roll: Cris Collinsworth? Is that you? :D

Did you watch the game? He played horrible. Ben played worse and created turnovers. That was the difference.


Yep. YOU watched the game. :suplusone:

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Re: Big Ben's history

Postby WoodsonOfSteel » Mon Dec 29, 2008 10:20 pm

jstallworth82 wrote:Indy will probably clean our clock again


jstallworth82 wrote:It bothers me because that was a winnable game an the offense gave it away


So uh...

The Steelers got their clocks cleaned in a winnable game?

:?

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