Figuratively speaking, there weren’t a ton of people at Steelers practice Tuesday afternoon, but along the interior of the team’s first offensive line, there were, literally speaking, very nearly one ton of people.
The biggest Steelers O-line ever, should you care to project starters from a mere 96 hours into training camp (and why wait?), consists [...]
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Steelers Sizing up Reconstructed O-line
August 4th, 2010
steelerguy26 The Fall of Troy
January 12th, 2010
steelerguy26 This was not the season we hoped for our Steelers. There are some good things that happened. We ended on a three game win streak, but this was not been our season of steely resolve.
So you want to coach the Pittsburgh Steelers? Welcome to hell Mike Tomlin!
December 7th, 2009
steelerguy26 Crazy title I know but the meaning reigns true. I have been reading other blogs and Steelers news across the net today and the one theme I am finding after the Pittsburgh Steelers colossal collapes the last four weeks is that Mike Tomlin should be fired, that the team that has been one of the best the last 20 years should just panic and go against what makes them so great. Yup the view of a Pittsburgh Steelers fan.
Injuries catch up to Steelers in loss to the Ravens
November 30th, 2009
steelerguy26 I also see potential in Dennis Dixon, maybe not as a Steeler but he will start for someone down the road. If he can continue to grow he will make some nice trade bait near the end of his contract. Why not franny tag Willie Parkers and trade him as well? I don’t care if you only get a 4th rounder out of him. It is better then getting nothing.
Polamalu ready to practice
October 6th, 2009
steelerguy26 By Teresa Varley
Steelers.com
Troy Polamalu could take part in practice as early as Wednesday, returning for the first time since he suffered an MCL injury in the season-opener against the Tennessee Titans.
Polamalu ran some last week, but is looking to take it one step further this week with limited participation in individual drills.
“Troy has been [...]
Mendenhall arrives in time to save Steelers season.
October 5th, 2009
steelerguy26 He came, he played, he kicked ass. He reminded me of a young Ladanian Tomlinson. Mendenhall showed power, speed and heart. He also showed vision and the ability to cut back and find the open spaces and the ability to pick up yards after the first hit. On top of everything else he showed the ability to be an everydown back as he turned a couple of screen passes into nice gains and had a block that would make even Hines Ward proud, while picking up the blitz.
Mike Tomlin and the Fear of the Lord
October 5th, 2009
steelerguy26 Bruce Arians – There has obviously been some imposter using Bruce Arians name, masquerading as the Steelers Offensive Coordinator. Double reverses, running backs throwing passes? Then Santonio Holmes almost throwing a pass as Doug Legursky played some Full Back/H-Back? Incredible trap blocking and pulling block plays? I thought his only trick was the Bunch Formation called by some the Banana Bunch and I wish that when he uses it at home they should play the theme from the Banana Splits. Check Youtube or Goggle you’ll see what I mean.
Steelers Offensive Line is the New Kordell?
August 2nd, 2009
steelerguy26 The Steelers have a long history of enabling. Just as all people that have substance control problems know it always helps to have someone who is always there to lend support, tell you everything is OK and no matter how bad it gets they will always be there. This is a form of delusion that is destructive not only to the people that are screwed up, but the people that enable. There is always a lot of collateral damage as well.
Position Breakdown the Offensive Line
May 19th, 2009
steelerguy26 It’s hard to believe a defending Super Bowl champion with so many starters returning could have any weaknesses, but the Pittsburgh Steelers do. Without a question, the Steelers had the worst offensive line of any Super Bowl champion in history. Don’t believe us? Check out the stats.
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