November 10, 200916 yr As I noted, the Steelers have improved tremendously since then, and are no longer blowing leads. As we have noted, so have the Bengals :thumb:
November 10, 200916 yr As we have noted, so have the Bengals :thumb: But not to the degree the Steelers have, as I noted.
November 10, 200916 yr Nope, lot of football left to be played. But I can't help but be thrilled by how much they've improved over the course of the season. They looked good tonight, but two of those wins are Detroit and Cleveland and one could easily argue that Minnesota outplayed them. Also, the team you are so excited about beating tonight got drilled by that "average" Baltimore team.
November 10, 200916 yr But not to the degree the Steelers have, as I noted. As you noted... in your opinion.
November 10, 200916 yr But not to the degree the Steelers have, as I noted. That's your extremely biased opinion of course.
November 10, 200916 yr Way to go Steelers. The game is in hand & all they have to do is take a knee. Instead, they try to run the score up & get a guy hurt. And, they lost the football...but I guess there's not going to be a review?
November 10, 200916 yr Poor job in the booth. That was a fumble recovered by the Broncos. Not that it really matters...
November 10, 200916 yr Poor job in the booth. That was a fumble recovered by the Broncos. Not that it really matters... Had the refs ruled it a fumble on the field, I think that it stays that way too. I can't figure out why the refs ruled it not a fumble.
November 10, 200916 yr How do you figure? The Steelers are no longer blowing leads, are playing much more focused, have discovered a legit running game that hasn't been there, and have arguably the best defensive player in the league back. The Bengals, on the other hand, no longer have the services of their best pass-rusher and perhaps their best deep threat. The OL is playing so much better than the first of the season. Pittsburgh always starts slow...
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