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Thank you for posting your thoughts.

Ya know, going back and rewatching that supposed Harrison penalty...look closely, Francisco takes at quick jab at Jamie's sac. Of course Jamie punished him for his futile attempt but NEVER punched him! It is complete garbage that the bias media and most of our nemisis are spewing over it.

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Aaron Jones 1988 first rounder... total developmental pick as Noll continued to chase DLman in the 80's to rebuild his vaunted Steel Curtain. Darryl Simms, Gabe Rivera, and Aaron Jones not exactly Mean Joe, Dwight, and L.C. Jones promised something like 19 sacks his rookie year didn't get that many in his career...scouts must've liked the state of Kentucky in '88 taking Jones and John Jackson from Eastern Kentucky and Dirt Dawson from Kentucky. Steelers had a GREAT draft in '87 rebuilding their secondary with Woodson, Beltin Delton, Thomas Everett, and getting Nickerson, Lloyd and Tim Johnson. '88 draft SUCKED except for Dawson and Jackson. Chuck Lanza?? Warren Williams?? Gordie Lockbaum??

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Good article Still Mailman. I am at college and I can't stand the BS people are saying. Terrible call this, terrible call that, get over it. Pittsburgh won that game in the last drive. The cards could have stopped them to win but no, they didn't. Steelers earned it. If the cards would have won, they would still be showing espn highlights. Since the Steelers won, they don't show anything. The ESPN wants a story all the time but we took that away this time. I'm glad Fitz got MVP in the pro bowl because of his dramatic SB loss. I don't care that only three made it to the pro bowl. I would rather sit at home watching the Pro Bowl with a nice phat SB ring on my hand. Steelers were incredible this year. Before the season started, my roommate said that the Steelers will be lucky to have a .500 season. Guess he was wrong! I truly believe Tolmin has some kind of power that Cowher never did and that is bringing the team together and not giving up when down. Big Ben and company has become a team-based organization just you said Still Mailman. Hopefully the Steelers have a good draft and make the team twice as good. I am excited to see Mendenhall and Sweed grow in experience and skill. Kuhos to the STEEELERS!!!!!! SUPER BOWL XLIII CHAMPIONS!!!

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It is evident that Tomlin is much more like Noll than Cowhard ''the Blowhard''...Tomlin seemingly has the team prepared for each game. Tomlin is more of a teacher, like Noll, who is quite observant of player behavioriams and dynamics...I see the strategist in Tomlin and the ability to adapt, who like Noll, doesn't allow his ego or stubborness to influence crucial game decisions.


Cowhard was the opposite of Noll and Tomlin. Cowhard is more mantra driven, ''go team, go''...straight ahead and enforce our will will wearing blinders.