The Steelers blow.

 

What's with this statement, The Bengals choke as usual! Last game of the season and we'll see who blows!! The Bengals won't get out of Denver with a win next week so the last game of the season won't matter to anyone but the Steelers!!! Who-Dey!!! That!

What's with this statement, The Bengals choke as usual! Last game of the season and we'll see who blows!! The Bengals won't get out of Denver with a win next week so the last game of the season won't matter to anyone but the Steelers!!! Who-Dey!!! That!

 

 

Usual would actually be the Bengals going 3-13.

The Steelers blow.

 

Or did you mean The Steelers blow by the Bengals each year!!! :thumb:

Who's a Bengals fan? That's what's wrong, the defending Super Bowl champ fans, are so worried about the Bengals..that's rich, thanks fellas.

Who's a Bengals fan? That's what's wrong, the defending Super Bowl champ fans, are so worried about the Bengals..that's rich, thanks fellas.

 

I'm only worried about the Bengals w/respect to the fact the Steelers have to leap-frog them to make the playoffs. Otherwise, not so much …

The Steelers blow.

 

And besides, you can't come bash on us when I don't recall you ever stating who your rooting interests in the NFL lie with. C'mon, fair's fair!

Or did you mean The Steelers blow by the Bengals each year!!! :thumb:

Boooooo Booo.....:lol:

Similar to the TB loss of the Bengals.

 

The big difference is that the tiebreaker will likely come down to the record against the AFC. So the Oakland loss is a much worse loss in that aspect.

The big difference is that the tiebreaker will likely come down to the record against the AFC. So the Oakland loss is a much worse loss in that aspect.

 

 

Losing to Oakland is like UK losing to Athletes in Action.

Losing to Oakland is like UK losing to Athletes in Action.

 

It's nothing like that. UK would only play them in the preseason and it wouldn't count against their record. If you want to compare it to say UC losing to Wofford, I would say it's a little more like that except that UC has 30 chances at wins and Pitt only had about 10 left.

It's nothing like that. UK would only play them in the preseason and it wouldn't count against their record. If you want to compare it to say UC losing to Wofford, I would say it's a little more like that except that UC has 30 chances at wins and Pitt only had about 10 left.

 

 

I was just saying it's about that pitiful.

The big difference is that the tiebreaker will likely come down to the record against the AFC. So the Oakland loss is a much worse loss in that aspect.

Good point.

Losing to Oakland is like UK losing to Athletes in Action.

Or losing to Tampa Bay!

Oh, wait,,,,,I apologize, they had the game ravaged away by those mean ole officials who are attorneys as their real professions and should not be allowed to officiate unless properly trained and managed by the league as full-time officials. That's what I meant to say!

Losing to Oakland is like UK losing to Athletes in Action.

 

In an NFL where the loss of one key player can bring a 12-2 team down to the level of a 2-12 team, yours is a silly statement. Ben threw INTs, Oaktown has speed on defense, that spells a loss to a team that failed to gain more than 100 yards. If they played Sunday, Pittsburgh would win in similar fashion as what they did against Carolina. After all, they've only committed two turnovers in the past three games.

You guys are right, losing to pitiful Oakland isn't pitiful at all. In fact it's a privlege to lose to such an almighty powerhouse. I wasn't low blowing Pitt at all, but come on now losing to Oakland, is flat terrible. HAd the Bengals lost to Oakland I wouldn't defend them because there is zero excuse.