It was definitely a slow start for both football teams as the Seattle Seahawks went to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers. A lot of that had to do with the unusually hot October weather in Pittsburgh. Also, both teams with a 3 & 1 record were desperately trying to not repeat last week losses by changing up plays, but getting nowhere. Did I mention the Steelers top receivers were out on injury? Even so, the Steelers were able to squeeze out a score before halftime. But it was anyone's game. That is, until the second half started.
They should've called it "How Roethlisburger got his groove back", because he was on fire. After the break, Pittsburgh came out charging, stringing together play after play for ten minutes as they marched down field, capping it with another TD. And their defense was on lock for all four quarters, leaving Seattle's QB surrounded by field with no one to pass to. One more TD and the deal was sealed. Now with enough time to rest up their star players, hopefully Pittsburgh can keep their winning push further into the season.
Sunday, October 07, 2007
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Steelers 4 & 1 after shutting out Seattle |
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
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Can the boys in gold dodge a bullet this season ? |
Sports Illustrated has Joey Porter on the cover this month and asks, "Do the Steelers have what it takes to make another Super Bowl run? I've been a Pittsburgh fan since I was in junior high, so don't get it twisted when I say their chances are getting slim. Most haters say last year's win was a fluke, but I disagree.
It was an excellent combination of good players, tenacity, a few trick plays and some good calls in our favor tht gave them the ring; and really, when isn't that the case? But with Jerome Bettis retired, Antwaan Randle El gone due to his free-agent status, and Big Ben not playing up to par in the pre-season after his motorcycle injury and now getting his appendix out, the outlook to another superbowl sort of grim. I'm still hoping they can do it, but unless A.) Big Ben really gets back into the game and excels and B.) Porter keeps up his game onslaught all season, then the odds are definitely against them.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
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Pray for Big Ben |
Sunday, April 02, 2006
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We want tacos! We want tacos! |
Lakers played Phoenix today.Kobe was playing good in the first half, but his game play was more of a passing game, with only 15 first-half points. of course thats alot of points but this is Kobe we are talking about. After the half, he came back on fire, drilling shots from all over the court, scoring 19 points in the third. When it was all said and done, Bryant had 42 points total, making this game # 23 that he had 40+ points this season, tying Elgin Baylor for Laker with the most 40+ games in a season. Now it was a gimme that the Lakers would win, especially with T-Mac out on injury, but on an intersting side note Yao actually held his own finishing with 25 points. That's a long way from when he first came in the League and was getting pushed around all the time.
After Kobe's blazing 3rd and 4th quarters, MVP chants could be heard through out Staples Center. After Kobe sat out, the chant changed. Inaudible at first, it soon became clear. We Want Tacos! We Want Tacos! Apparently Taco Bell was giving out vouchers for tacos if the Lakers kept the opponents to under 90. Luckily for the hungry fans, Rockets only made it to 88. Rumor has it the Rockets were coerced to keep it under 90 by city officials for fear of riots.
Monday, October 10, 2005
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Steelers rock Monday Night Football |
Oh baby, this was a nail biter. I got off work early and made it home just in time for the kick off. Probably one of the most nerve wracking football games I've watched in quite some time. And let me tell you, after watching 3 straight hours in high definition, I can't imagine ever watching it any other way. Seriously, it's that good. Pittsburgh scored first, in the 2nd quarter, Big Ben roethlisberger actually ran in for the TD. This kid really rocks. However, after terrible calls and obscure rules pulled out of nowhere, Steelers lose the lead. At the end of the game, right at crunch time when Pittsburgh is trying to come back for the win, Ben gets injured! I was almost sick at this point, but they were close enough for the kick and they pulled it off. Thats how Monday Night Football should be. Oh yeah, and despite Arnold Schwarzenegger's lame vote-pandering prediction of San Diego victory, Chargers didn't jingle all the way.
Wednesday, February 16, 2005
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Lil' Jon says"HWWWHHAAATT???!!"... Lakers win! |
Saturday, November 20, 2004
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Basket-brawl in Detroit |
Sunday, November 14, 2004
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Steelers beat Browns like a red-headed step child |
Monday, November 01, 2004
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Steelers showed Patriots their "O" face. O, O, O.... |
Tuesday, October 19, 2004
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Steelers baby, we get ours! |