AFC Championship - (6) New York Jets at (2) Pittsburgh Steelers
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justincredibleTHE4RINGZ;642639 wrote:There is a video of them in the same place, but you need to enter a credit card number (to verify your age only) to be able to view it.
Shit, busted again. -
justincredibleArt Modell;642632 wrote:You sound alot like Rex Ryan
But, I'm really not sure what this means. -
NonAaron Smith is going to practice this week
"We'll see where that practice takes us," Tomlin said. -
killer_ewokjustincredible;642624 wrote:
I did laugh. Can't lie. -
killer_ewokNon;642649 wrote:Aaron Smith is going to practice this week
"We'll see where that practice takes us," Tomlin said.
Well, that's better than nothing. -
NonHood will start either way.
Smith will play limited snaps, if any, but I think the emotional lift of having a veteran back would be bigger than him actually doing something signficant on the field.
Although the Jets can run the ball some and having another good run stopper won't hurt. -
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This man will eat your soul! -
Nonhttp://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2010/columns/story?id=6028165
Elizabeth Merrill from ESPN.com wrote an article on Keisel and his beard after the Ravens game -
thavoiceNon;642673 wrote:Hood will start either way.
Smith will play limited snaps, if any, but I think the emotional lift of having a veteran back would be bigger than him actually doing something signficant on the field.
Although the Jets can run the ball some and having another good run stopper won't hurt.
I am a big believer that no matter the game you can always have more of an emotional lift (when people say that a game is so big that no extra motivation is needed when bulletin board material is brought up from what anotehr team says). I know the players would say having Smith back would be an emotional lift. Who knows...pretty darned big game and also the defense has stopped the run danged well...think its been better since he was out if I remember reading right.
Plus....with the OL.....may be smart to have an extra OL active for this one...but then again...Jets were one of two teams to rush for 100 on the steelers.
I think any emotional plus is negligible in this matchup......MT will do what he sees fit.
Although he has only won one more SB title as a coach than I have I will trust his judgement! -
justincredibleAutomatik;642675 wrote:
This man will eat your soul!
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Nonthavoice;642685 wrote:I am a big believer that no matter the game you can always have more of an emotional lift (when people say that a game is so big that no extra motivation is needed when bulletin board material is brought up from what anotehr team says). I know the players would say having Smith back would be an emotional lift. Who knows...pretty darned big game and also the defense has stopped the run danged well...think its been better since he was out if I remember reading right.
Plus....with the OL.....may be smart to have an extra OL active for this one...but then again...Jets were one of two teams to rush for 100 on the steelers.
I think any emotional plus is negligible in this matchup......MT will do what he sees fit.
Although he has only won one more SB title as a coach than I have I will trust his judgement!
I definitely agree with your first point about how there is always the possibility for extra motivation.
Take for example the Jets last week when Dennis Byrd spoke to the team. That was unexpected but I'm sure his words about how he'd give anything to play one more game and all that stuff, got the players even more psyched up.
I'm not trying to say Aaron Smith playing will have that kind of impact but maybe a little bit. In that sense that if you're going to war you'd want a guy like that. You want all of your best guys who have gone through it before. Whether it's at 100 percent or 75 percent.
It will be tough, however, for the Steelers fans to equal the last game, especially in that third quarter. That was the perfect storm of defense and crowd noise. -
justincredible
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Art ModellNon;642673 wrote:Hood will start either way.
Smith will play limited snaps, if any, but I think the emotional lift of having a veteran back would be bigger than him actually doing something signficant on the field.
Although the Jets can run the ball some and having another good run stopper won't hurt.
As Tomlin said: ''Smith is a nice tool to have in the toolbox''. -
Art ModellRex Ryan was asked today who is favorite Steeler play is. Does Justin want to take a guess?
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Non- The Steelers have won eight of their last nine postseason games.
- The Steelers held the Ravens to 126 total yards. The second lowest total surrendered in Steelers playoff history. They gave up 123 yards to the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IX.
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killer_ewokIt's gotta be Larry Foote.
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Art Modellkiller_ewok;642720 wrote:It's gotta be Larry Foote.
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justincredibleArt Modell;642713 wrote:Rex Ryan was asked today who is favorite Steeler play is. Does Justin want to take a guess?
That joke was funnier the first, oh, 30 times I heard it. -
justincredibleI found tickets for $247. I would have already bought them but I am afraid that a Steelers fan is going to hurt my feelings if I go to the game.
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SportsAndLadyBuy them u puss
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GoChiefsjustincredible;642965 wrote:I would have already bought them but I am afraid that a Steelers fan is going to hurt my feelings if I go to the game.
That only happens in Cleveland. -
justincredibleSportsAndLady;642966 wrote:Buy them u puss
I'm a tender guy. -
SportsAndLadyjustincredible;642985 wrote:I'm a tender guy.
Just tell them you own a farm with lots of farm animals...that should get Steelers fans to like you. -
september63justincredible;642965 wrote:I found tickets for $247. I would have already bought them but I am afraid that a Steelers fan is going to hurt my feelings if I go to the game.
What section and where did you buy them? I was looking on Stubhub the other day. -
killer_ewokSportsAndLady;642988 wrote:Just tell them you own a farm with lots of farm animals...that should get Steelers fans to like you.
Good one.