Colts-Steelers

[perlick29]

Ugh, I say we cut Vanderjagt

I hate Vanderjagt, he's a punk. Get the earring out of your ear, stop throwing on field temper tantrums thinking your like the TO of the team and get this through your head: Your the damn kicker.

By the way, when the Colts guy(didn't know who it was) picked up the ball after Jerome fumbled it why didn't he cut all the way to the outside, he just barely moved and tried to outmaneuver Big Ben which totally saved the Steelers.

I really don't get this...Kickers score more points than any other position in the course of a season. Out of the top 30 scorers this past season, 27 were kickers (ALexander, LT, and LJ being the exceptions). So, what does that tell you...that kickers are extremely important. You can't win without a good kicker, or at worst a decent one. I'm not trying to say kickers are the most important players on the field because they aren't, you'll never see one win a MVP award and nor should you, unless you get a kicker who nails 70-80 yd FGs on a regular basis BUT, this seeminly institutionalized behavior of hating on kickers is ridiculous. Where would your team be without a good kicker? You'd be losing games by field goals and extra points.

good stuff.

And yes, Peyton Manning is the definition of Choke.

He does it all during the regular season...goes up against Pittsburgh...and turns into a rookie in his first game? Why? I just dont understand...he has played for 6 years...he has played in the playoffs before...but he cant win the big game?

If it makes anyone feel better Vanderjagt will probably not be back with the Colts anyway because he is a FA and the Colts front office has hinted that they wont want to pay his market value to resign him.

[acsguitar]

I was at the Broncos game. The Pass internference was questionable but not terrible.

The interception how was that a touchback?

And the broncos ran the ball like 10 times and still won.

Next week they will pound the steelers with the run.

I'll be at that game too

[da1chipo]

[quote="acsguitar"]The interception how was that a touchback?/quote]

It was too close to call, but I do think it went out of bounds through the end zone, which would make it a touchback.

[acsguitar]

The interception how was that a touchback?/quote]

It was too close to call, but I do think it went out of bounds through the end zone, which would make it a touchback.

Oh oh on that end of the endzone...ok yea. i thought you were saying champ was touched or stepped out of bounds at the other end...yea too close to call...I didn't really get to see a good replay being at the game andall

[Coppermine]

This is too hilarious:

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/news/6157526/detail.html

PITTSBURGH -- The excitement of the Steelers taking on the Indianapolis Colts proved too much for one fan on Sunday.

With about 1 minute remaining in the game, Colts linebacker Gary Brackett hit Steelers running back Jerome Bettis on the Indianapolis goal line and forced a fumble -- one that caused a man to go into cardiac arrest at Cupka's bar, in the South Side, Sheldon Ingram said.

The firemen performed CPR on Terry O'Neill, 49, of Arlington Heights, and the called the paramedics, Ingram said.

O'Neill was later revived with a defibrillator and taken to UMPC Presbyterian Hospital.

You have to watch the video; these people are totally perpetuating the hardcore Pittsburgh stereotype.

[acsguitar]

This is too hilarious:

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/news/6157526/detail.html

PITTSBURGH -- The excitement of the Steelers taking on the Indianapolis Colts proved too much for one fan on Sunday.

With about 1 minute remaining in the game, Colts linebacker Gary Brackett hit Steelers running back Jerome Bettis on the Indianapolis goal line and forced a fumble -- one that caused a man to go into cardiac arrest at Cupka's bar, in the South Side, Sheldon Ingram said.

The firemen performed CPR on Terry O'Neill, 49, of Arlington Heights, and the called the paramedics, Ingram said.

O'Neill was later revived with a defibrillator and taken to UMPC Presbyterian Hospital.

You have to watch the video; these people are totally perpetuating the hardcore Pittsburgh stereotype.

Are they all covered in soot and eating cheeseburgers?

[Coppermine]

Are they all covered in soot and eating cheeseburgers?

No, they're eating these:

[acsguitar]

Are they all covered in soot and eating cheeseburgers?

No, they're eating these:

What is that? Sausage sauercrout and potatoes?

[tal1286]

look like french fries.

Speaking of sandwiches like that...anybody been to Grease Trucks in East Brunswick, NJ, by Rutgers?

[3 run homer]

Are they all covered in soot and eating cheeseburgers?

No, they're eating these:

What is that? Sausage sauercrout and potatoes?

I worked in a pittsburgh sandwich joint in Myrtle beach some time ago, those sandwiches are delicious it's whatever type of sandwhich you want steak and cheese was popular using sliced Italian bread. Anyway they pile on this vinegar type of coleslaw and yes french fries. Oh man talk about a delicious heart attack. The name of the place I worked at is called Oscars in North Myrtle beach. I highly recomend it.