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Ehwmatt wrote:I dunno, I still don't see anything special from you guys til the running game shores up. Those fumbles Sunday were a joke. But, you guys do have a history of playing better and better as the season goes on, so we'll see. For now, you guys are looking up at the league's best until you show more poise and ability to close. Even our miserable team had chances in that fourth quarter that we didn't seize.
YoungJRNY wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:I dunno, I still don't see anything special from you guys til the running game shores up. Those fumbles Sunday were a joke. But, you guys do have a history of playing better and better as the season goes on, so we'll see. For now, you guys are looking up at the league's best until you show more poise and ability to close. Even our miserable team had chances in that fourth quarter that we didn't seize.
Sorry dude, but the Browns didn't deserve to share the same field as the Steelers Sunday. The Steelers are a team right now that shoots themselves in the foot and when things go bad, it's usually self inflicted rather than what the opposing team is doing. It certainly is fixable and if the points can match the stats of what we are doing on the field, then we will be a pretty damn good football team and I expect those little things to be corrected, esp turnovers. Willie Parker had a bad fumble, but Mendenhall's was just a bad omen. He was laying on his back for at least 3 seconds where the whistle should have sounded. When the Steelers fix up their fixable problems, look out. With the emergence of the passing game, the running game is starting to click and opposing teams will have to pick their poison against us.
YoungJRNY wrote:
I think it's time for the Steelers to be mentioned in the same sentence as New England and Indy. The Steelers are finally using their weapons and it shows we can do the same thing and be as dangerous as those two teams when we utilize our versatility.
Seven Wishes wrote:"Abysmal? He's the most proactive President since Clinton, and he's bringing much-needed change for the better to a nation that has been tyrannized by the worst President since Hoover."- 7 Wishes on Pres. Obama
RedWingFan wrote:Why do dumbasses join a Fantasy football league then can't be bothered to make roster changes when byes come up????
Pisses me right off, that's why I only like playing in leagues where money's paid up front!!!
YoungJRNY wrote:RedWingFan wrote:Why do dumbasses join a Fantasy football league then can't be bothered to make roster changes when byes come up????
Pisses me right off, that's why I only like playing in leagues where money's paid up front!!!
That's been a peeve of mine too. Always someone that has to throw a wrench into the plans, completely takes the fun out of it IMO.
RedWingFan wrote:Why do dumbasses join a Fantasy football league then can't be bothered to make roster changes when byes come up????
Pisses me right off, that's why I only like playing in leagues where money's paid up front!!!
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—Text messages between a woman and former NFL quarterback Steve McNair(notes) made in the hours before police say she shot him to death and turned the gun on herself support authorities’ contention that she was spiraling out of control.
Nashville police released the 50 text messages Monday night as part of a case summary and detailed the exchanges between the two hours before the July 4 murder-suicide.
Sahel Kazemi (sah-HEHL’ kah-ZEE’-mee) texted McNair on July 3 to say she was so stressed she might have a breakdown and asked for $2,000 to pay bills. One text said she might need to go to a hospital because she could hardly breathe.
Police say texts show McNair had someone transfer the money. The texts also show Kazemi meeting McNair at the Nashville condominium where he was shot. He asked her to leave the front door open for him.
Spokesman Don Aaron said he has been working to summarize the case for weeks and denied it was a response to a two-part report on CBS’ “The Early Show” questioning the original investigation.
“If anyone has information that needs to come to the attention of the police department, we’ll be happy to receive it as part of this investigation,” Aaron told The Associated Press. “But at this juncture, there has been nothing uncovered that suggests this is not a murder-suicide.”
The CBS report Monday interviewed friends portraying Kazemi as happy and showed that she had approximately $2,500 in her bank account at the time of her death.
Kazemi’s texts to McNair talk of her showing furniture she planned to sell to some people and how she was at a store “trying to fix” her phone. She wanted to pay bills before going to work. When she said she could hardly breathe, McNair asked if she wanted him to come over. She said she would take a nap.
McNair texted her that afternoon, saying he had someone transfer the money.
Kazemi later texted McNair three times asking to be with him that night. He said he was having trouble getting his sons to sleep. But at that time, McNair was seen at a restaurant with friends. Kazemi texted she was going to his condo. He texted back at 12:38 a.m. that he was on his way and asked her to open the front door at 12:52 a.m. Kazemi told him at 1:14 a.m. it was open.
The last text was at 2:23 with Kazemi saying, “I am going to the store.” But police say the message received by McNair’s phone seemed oddly placed in the stream of messages and out of synch. A T-Mobile specialist told police it could be a service or technical problem that caused a delay in the delivery of the message.
The summary also details how police checked video footage from businesses in the area and found a law firm camera caught the backside of the condo where their bodies were found later July 4. The footage did not show any suspicious activity or departure in the early hours of that morning.
Police also list the shift manager at the restaurant where Kazemi worked who told officers something seemed to be bothering Kazemi on July 3. Sonya New said she asked Kazemi if everything was all right when the server told her of her DUI arrest on July 2. The manager also knew of Kazemi’s roommate moving and asked about McNair’s divorce.
“And she (Kazemi) just rolled her eyes. New said at the end of the conversation, Kazemi said, “My life is just (awful) and I should end it.”
Business was slow that night when Kazemi asked if she could leave early. She clocked out at 10:07 p.m.
The summary also includes new information from the woman Kazemi followed from McNair’s condo, suspicious that he was involved with someone else.
Police also say Leah Ignagni confirmed she was dating McNair and recalled seeing a woman in a black Cadillac Escalade parked outside his condo two or three weeks before his murder. Ignagni saw the woman follow her and later saw the Escalade circling her block or parked outside her apartment a week or two later. A 2007 black Escalade was co-registered both to Kazemi and McNair.
Ignagni told police McNair visited her around 4 a.m. on July 2—a couple hours after Kazemi’s arrest—to tell her “Jenni” had been arrested for DUI. McNair then spent the night of July 2 at Ignagni’s apartment but left early July 3.
The report also includes details from the crime scene that blood stains showed Kazemi’s upper body was in McNair’s lap before sliding to the floor. Police also found the gun under Kazemi’s head with an impression in the carpet the summary said indicates neither the gun nor Kazemi’s body was moved before officers arrived.
Enigma869 wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:
this one then .. i guess NBC is pulling stuff again..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOYqZfNb ... re=related
Yes...I actually did see this. Absolute cheap shot that there is no defense to. The dude on Tampa called for a fair catch and got completely run over while defenseless. The guy who hit him will have a nice fine coming his way along with a suspension and deserves both!
Pelata wrote:
In all honesty, and I know nobody will agree, I think it was an accident...I don't think the tackler knew it was a fair catch and I think he was trying to anticipate/time the catch to his hit...either way, the receiver got his bell rung and it certainly looks (on the surface) like it was intentional...I don't think the receiver would have argued w/ the ref if it was purpose...I also don't think he should have been ejected...sit him down for a while, but no need to eject him...he has no history of malicious hits or late-hit calls...I think it was an accident (the timing of it)...but like I said, nobody is going to agree w/ me.
Enigma869 wrote:Pelata wrote:
In all honesty, and I know nobody will agree, I think it was an accident...I don't think the tackler knew it was a fair catch and I think he was trying to anticipate/time the catch to his hit...either way, the receiver got his bell rung and it certainly looks (on the surface) like it was intentional...I don't think the receiver would have argued w/ the ref if it was purpose...I also don't think he should have been ejected...sit him down for a while, but no need to eject him...he has no history of malicious hits or late-hit calls...I think it was an accident (the timing of it)...but like I said, nobody is going to agree w/ me.
It's tough to tell on youtube, but during the game, it's quite clear that the return guy for Tampa is waving his arm calling for the fair catch. Don't get me wrong...I'm not saying this guy from Carolina was looking to injure anyone. That said, when you're covering punts, it's your job to watch the guy fielding the punt to see if he's called for a fair catch or not! If he called for a fair catch, it's then your job to not run him over like a freight train, whether intentional or not!
YoungJRNY wrote:As a Steelers fan, I think it's damn funny. Since the Terrible Towel incident, they are 0-8. Fisher went onto say he'd do anything to make amends with the Terrible Towel. He said he has one hanging up in his garage, in his home, in his bedroom, everywhere. He said he'd do whatever it takes to get back on the Terrible Towels good side. I found that pretty hysterical.
Enigma869 wrote:YoungJRNY wrote:As a Steelers fan, I think it's damn funny. Since the Terrible Towel incident, they are 0-8. Fisher went onto say he'd do anything to make amends with the Terrible Towel. He said he has one hanging up in his garage, in his home, in his bedroom, everywhere. He said he'd do whatever it takes to get back on the Terrible Towels good side. I found that pretty hysterical.
Too many teams better than the Steelers for you to make an effort to show off your "power rankings" this week?
Denver pulled it out last night, thanks to a defensive FURRY in the second half. Denver is becoming the best team in the league at halftime adjustments. They were getting picked apart all first half but stiffened up the 3rd and esp the 4th qrt. They are for real, but I expect them to drop some since they have a TOUGH remaining schedule which includes Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, New England, Giants, and S.D again. They have that feel of last years Titans, steaming ahead early in the season and playing mistake free football, but I feel they will weaken towards the post season. Still their D is for real for the time being and they will face some tougher tests in the next couple weeks. It's a slow morning, so I'm going to round off my power rankings (top 10) just for the hell of it.
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A- Indianapolis Colts
B- New Orleans Saints
2. Minnesota Vikings
3. Denver Broncos
4. Pittsburgh Steelers
5. New England Patriots
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6. N.Y Giants
7. Green Bay Packers
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. San Francisco 49'ers
10. Chicago Bears
On the fringe: Baltimore Ravens, Arizona Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, Cincinnati Bengals, N.Y Jets, Houston Texans
YoungJRNY wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmfJ5H8VHuM
Week 7 Predict
Green Bay over CLE by 18
Texans Over SF by 21
Chargers over KC by 17
Indy over STL by 21+
Pats over TB by 24
Steelers over Minn by 3
Carolina by 13
Jets over OAK by 10
Bears over Cinci by 4
Dallas over ATL by 18- *UPSET*
Saints over Miami by 17
Cards over Giants by 13
Eagles over Wash by 21
Ehwmatt wrote:YoungJRNY wrote:I had the goddamn flip screen inverted and upside down and I couldn't tell. I tried flipping it but couldn't get it to rotate.
Haha, nice. What a Steelers shrineYou are a true fan
WalkInMyShoes wrote:Love your picks and the upload to YT. Good background music as well!!!
Go Steelers (crush Favre - not that I'm bitter or anything...).
YoungJRNY wrote:WalkInMyShoes wrote:Love your picks and the upload to YT. Good background music as well!!!
Go Steelers (crush Favre - not that I'm bitter or anything...).
Thanks, I was wondering about if anyone would pick up on Separate Ways in the background. I'll have a new song played for each week haha. As for crushing Favre, Favre is now playing like the legend he is set out to be and it will be tough to contain him. He struggles against the 3-4 and the Steelers could get pressure. My opinion in a defensive struggle to which I think it might be for the most part, is time of possesion. If the Steelers can keep Favre and Peterson off the field, then they should come away with a W, but this will be a TOUGH match and will say alot about what both teams have. Looking forward to it.
Pelata wrote:Enigma869 wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:
this one then .. i guess NBC is pulling stuff again..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOYqZfNb ... re=related
Yes...I actually did see this. Absolute cheap shot that there is no defense to. The dude on Tampa called for a fair catch and got completely run over while defenseless. The guy who hit him will have a nice fine coming his way along with a suspension and deserves both!
In all honesty, and I know nobody will agree, I think it was an accident...I don't think the tackler knew it was a fair catch and I think he was trying to anticipate/time the catch to his hit...either way, the receiver got his bell rung and it certainly looks (on the surface) like it was intentional...I don't think the receiver would have argued w/ the ref if it was purpose...I also don't think he should have been ejected...sit him down for a while, but no need to eject him...he has no history of malicious hits or late-hit calls...I think it was an accident (the timing of it)...but like I said, nobody is going to agree w/ me.
StocktontoMalone wrote:Pelata wrote:Enigma869 wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:
this one then .. i guess NBC is pulling stuff again..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOYqZfNb ... re=related
Yes...I actually did see this. Absolute cheap shot that there is no defense to. The dude on Tampa called for a fair catch and got completely run over while defenseless. The guy who hit him will have a nice fine coming his way along with a suspension and deserves both!
In all honesty, and I know nobody will agree, I think it was an accident...I don't think the tackler knew it was a fair catch and I think he was trying to anticipate/time the catch to his hit...either way, the receiver got his bell rung and it certainly looks (on the surface) like it was intentional...I don't think the receiver would have argued w/ the ref if it was purpose...I also don't think he should have been ejected...sit him down for a while, but no need to eject him...he has no history of malicious hits or late-hit calls...I think it was an accident (the timing of it)...but like I said, nobody is going to agree w/ me.
The guy left his feet, and led with his elbow(to the head).....accident? Not even close. Leaving your feet is also taboo.
On a related note. I'd like to see penalties where the guy doing the deed is out for as long as the injured player is out. If the injured player is hurt so bad he misses a year(see Tom Brady), then the infractor is out for just as long. Fuck monetary punishments! What's 15,000 to a player that makes 8 million?
YoungJRNY wrote:
Week 7 Predict
Green Bay over CLE by 18
Texans Over SF by 21
Chargers over KC by 17
Indy over STL by 21+
Pats over TB by 24
Steelers over Minn by 3
Carolina by 13
Jets over OAK by 10
Bears over Cinci by 4
Dallas over ATL by 18- *UPSET*
Saints over Miami by 17
Cards over Giants by 13
Eagles over Wash by 21
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