Has there been a team as bad defensively as the Steelers make the Super Bowl?

Has there been a team as bad defensively as the Steelers make the Super Bowl?

 

Probably the colts the year Peyton did win it. Then the Saints I don't believe was good at stopping people bit did create turnovers.

Has there been a team as bad defensively as the Steelers make the Super Bowl?

 

2006 Colts, 2011 Giants.

 

F.C. is dead on with the Saints too, poor in yardage allowed, but had an insane amount of turnovers created.

Bengals fans, is it concerning to you that just hours after this game ends Hue Jackson will be interviewing with 3 different teams for a HC job and Paul Guenther will be interviewing with a team as well?

 

Will they be focused on the task at hand?

Bengals fans, is it concerning to you that just hours after this game ends Hue Jackson will be interviewing with 3 different teams for a HC job and Paul Guenther will be interviewing with a team as well?

 

Will they be focused on the task at hand?

 

I would think so, these guys knew some opportunities were coming and surely are already prepared for them.

 

Additionally, if they do take some time to reflect on their future it could be a nice bit of respite for each of them.

 

Non-factor in my opinion.

Bengals fans, is it concerning to you that just hours after this game ends Hue Jackson will be interviewing with 3 different teams for a HC job and Paul Guenther will be interviewing with a team as well?

 

Will they be focused on the task at hand?

 

I would think winning and moving through the playoffs would increase their bargaining power and maybe even expand their opportunities.

Wonder if it's raining all game

how that will affect each team

Wonder if it's raining all game

how that will affect each team

Been a big topic today. I think, assuming the Steelers don't get the running game established sans DeWilliams, that a steady rain will favor the Bengals with Hill, Bernard, and 428 screens in the playbook. Antonio Brown staying in the Burgh would help them even more. Heath Miller going on vacation too would make me think we had a chance.

 

Saving all of that, the team that has won 13 of the their last 15 at Paul Brown is a LOCK.

 

Fait Accompli.

Been a big topic today. I think, assuming the Steelers don't get the running game established sans DeWilliams, that a steady rain will favor the Bengals with Hill, Bernard, and 428 screens in the playbook. Antonio Brown staying in the Burgh would help them even more. Heath Miller going on vacation too would make me think we had a chance.

 

Saving all of that, the team that has won 13 of the their last 15 at Paul Brown is a LOCK.

 

Fait Accompli.

Speaking of sandstorm

Speaking of sandstorm

 

Truly not, I'm not LRCW'ing this thing, I give the Bengals very little chance.

Truly not' date=' I'm not LRCW'ing this thing, I give the Bengals very little chance.[/quote']

 

Same here, especially with AJ under center. Sucks, but it's true. Hope I'm wrong.

Same here, especially with AJ under center. Sucks, but it's true. Hope I'm wrong.

 

The Bengals have never beaten the Steelers when Dalton has had a good game. He basically had only had two good games against them and they lost both. The three games he won agaisnt them the Bengals didn't score more than 17 points. So its basically very simple the Bengals with or without Dalton usually only beat the Steelers if the defense plays great.

Wonder if it's raining all game

how that will affect each team

 

Their uniforms and helmets will get wet?:idunno:

Wonder if it's raining all game

how that will affect each team

 

Like MTGL said I am sure that has been a big topic (on talk radio) but since I don't listen any longer I had to work on this myself.

 

The only way I see a real advantage for the Bengals in the rain is if it affects Big Ben's ability to consistently complete passes.

 

It would be real interesting to see a comparison of ratings for teams, offenses, players, etc. in the rain vs. a dry surface.

 

I suppose our Steeler fans can answer the question, how do the Steelers and/or Big Ben play in the rain?

Call me dumb and too optimistic but I'm feeling good about getting the W on Saturday and the rain is part of that.