During the 2008-2009 season, an encouraging pattern appeared. The Steelers would start the game well, at some point fall behind, and in the 4th quarter, Big Ben would engineer a game winning drive. This phenomena reared its head during the regular season, but in the biggest game of the year, Super Bowl XLIII. Why is the leader of such a sub par offense (22nd in the league during the regular season) the engineer of so many come from behind wins? When examined, two major reasons can be found.
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19 May 2009
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11 May 2009
Coming off a super bowl victory last season, hopes couldn't be higher for the 2009 Pittsburgh Steelers, as they should be. While the team is returning 20 out of 22 starters from that super bowl run (only losing Larry Foote and Bryant Mcfadden), things begin to look bleak as we look at the possible roster a year from now. In 2010, the
Posted by Rob Preston | 2 comments
28 April 2009
er of Madden. As we all know of the Madden curse I can only hope it stays true and causes the Steelers to have a week secondary this season!
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27 September 2008
o far, but they had the benefit of an unexpected bye week for their last game. Thus I see the Steelers taking this in a defensive low scoring game.
Other Predicitons:
49ers over Saints
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12 September 2008
As requested by Jon Gibson I will contiue my week by week predictions even though I only got 5 predictions right out fo 15.
AFC North Predictions
This is a Bengals blog so of course I'm going to pick the Bengals over the Titans, hoping that we can get our act together. Plus Marvin stated we'd go undefeated at home, so lets see what he knows...
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6 September 2008
Texans over Steelers -This is by far my biggest upset of week one. I feel that the Texans have the ability to outplay the Steelers with their defense as well as get Andre Johnson the ball enough to score. Both teams have great defenses and while the
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