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Whatever happens in these play-offs will not diminish the success of Tim Tebow. But which coaches recognize the football revolution will determine the successful franchises.
All this past week, I was thinking how embarrassing it'd be if the 12-4 Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the 8-8 Denver Broncos. But there was no chance of that happening, right?
So, as with most of the games this season, the Steelers finished their up-and-down season with an up-and-down game. With Mendenhall out for the playoffs, their entire game plan might need to change.
The Pittsburgh Steelers actually managed to not keep things close playing against division opponent the Cincinnati Bengals.
Although Steelers fans will relish in this win, there's really only one thing on all of our minds: Revenge against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football.
I'll just come out and say it -- I think mostly 99 percent of those who actually care about the NFL thought the Steelers were going to win this one.
The Steelers just aren't playing good football, and it doesn't bode well for the rest of the season.
Where were these guys last week? Were the Steelers really that bad, the Ravens really that good, or the Seahawks really that bad?
It really couldn't have gone much worse for the Pittsburgh Steelers against their biggest rival, the Baltimore Ravens. As I sit here in shock, beer in hand, it's kind of amazing to me that this team actually made it to the Super Bowl last season.
I have yet to encounter a single American crew member. In what can only be described as a Shyamalanian flash of revelation, I realized earlier this morning that this disconnect did not bother me.
I couldn't have done it without the team. That's the first thing you need to know, it was a total team effort, top to bottom.
All this fast-and-loose talk about "redemption" ought to be tempered with a little clarity lest we completely trivialize a concept with deep religious and philosophical meaning.
I have been a sports fan for as long as I can remember. As a youth I formally played baseball, ran track and boxed until I decided I really valued my ...
Fate, fashion and their own faults combine to put the Steelers in a no-win situation in Sunday's matchup with the Green Bay Packers.
There are villains in sports, but they're not the people who unintentionally cost their team an important game.
