@bunsofsteel08 said: No Words Necessary ! Wait.... Are you saying "Ouch" about the Browns losing or the Steelers getting bent over? At least Ben looked sharp with his 3 picks. Married life must not be working out for him.

@the-gipper said: If history is anything to go by there certainly may be reason for "concern" IF you are a Steeler fan. After their Super Bowl in 2005 they went 8-8 the next year and missed the playoffs. After their Super Bowl in 2008 they went 9-7 and missed the playoffs. Those were years after they won. Not two weeks ago I posted the fate of the Super Bowl losers of the last 20 years. Here is what that looks like: Here is the fate of the Super Bowl losers for the last 20 years in the year following their Super Bowl lost: 1991 Bills lost the Super Bowl 1992 Bills lost the Super Bowl 1993 Bills went 7-9 no playoffs 1994 Chargers went 9-7 no playoffs 1995 Steelers went 10-6 lost in Division round 1996 Patriots went 10-6 lost in Division round 1997 Packers went 11-5 lost in Wild Card round 1998 Falcons went 5-11 no playoffs 1999 Titans went 13-3 lost in Division round 2000 Giants went 7-9 no playoffs 2001 Rams went 7-9 no playoffs 2002 Raiders went 4-12 no playoffs 2003 Panthers went 7-9 no playoffs 2004 Eagles 6-10 no playoffs 2005 Seahawks 9-7 lost Division round 2006 Bears 7-9 no playoffs 2007 Patriots 11-5 but missed playoffs 2008 Cardinals 10-6 lost Division round 2009 Colts 10-6 lost in Wild card round 2010 Steelers ??? So, notice, Super Bowl losers don't fare that well. Again, I am just point out the historical trends here. Whether or not that trend holds up with this year's Steelers, of course, remains to be seen. I Agree... complatency NOT an option in Todays NFL. Team Rise Fast and Fade without warning. Better be focused. The Steelers SHOULD Know better by now . We seen it twice the past few yrs.

@bunsofsteel08 said:Thats Ownerships Fault. But right now ... Colt >> Hillis>> Cribbs>> Ward>> Haden>> Moore>> Vickers >>D Coordinator>> All Positives for you guys. LBer Play Much Improved. You Need Some Big Time recievers. And Better Depth nd overall talent at DB ( Half of that is covered (ward~Haden) Actually, we have more nucleous than that: Bernard>> Mack>> Thomas>> Roth>> Rubin are all young guys adding to the mix. And maybe even: Hardesty>> Assante>> Maiava can get healthy and contribute in future years. Dawson & Hodges are both good kickers too, but we'll add'em here seperately haha. Too bad we didn't get Shipley to go along with Colt, they could have hit the ground running.

@bunsofsteel08 said:You freakin` Moms is pretty spiCEY as well... sis-boy. (Since we are being Juvenile here)that's funny Bunny, my Moms IS about as spicy as they come. they call her smokin' sandy...but how did you know? speaking of mom's yours happened to call a little bit ago, said it's your turn to pick up that boy you got together, Nerf. he'll be done with community service at 5. what say we brake it here and leave mom's off the table.

die ravens die !

Hey that was a great post Freak......really good I thought some names needed added to some of the teams. Only six teams never reached the Super Bowl which now represents more than half of the years of the NFL. Those teams are Arizona, New Orleans, Houston(only ten years in the league), Jacksonville only(13 years in the league) the Lions and the Browns. All of these teams got low ratings except the Browns. If I had to rate the teams I would have New England in the top eight with Dallas, Pittsburgh and SF the top three followed by the Packers and Giants and Bears in that order. Denver would be seven because they have been in six Super Bowls and long time winning teams, NE eight, the Redskins move to nine or ten and Oakland to 10 or 11..........followed by Miami and Buffalo in the top fifteen........the Browns would middle of the pack as would the Rams. I find it hard to give equal weighting to winning more sixty years ago when there were 8 to 12 teams in the NFL........I rate the Giants and Bears and Packers in the top six because of long time success in both venues. But again it is a good read and great info on the NFL

Jason Garrett playing calling and offensive playbook is way to simple for Defense to read. Didnt you see what the Ravens did to that offense? I dont want to see that twice a year. Defenses usually dont come out and say "That was the easiest gameplan we have ever had to plan for, the Dallas offense is just to easy to read" Josh McDaniels is a home grown coach and would be a good HC imo. He proved this year he can win without Brady and if not McDaniels. Steve Spagnuolo would be a good guy for the job to, but would probably require a Defensive change to a 4-3 base.

@brownsfan17 said:Actually, it's the players that are making the comments in the article - not the fans. The players are humorously laughing it off.... what you gonna do ? didnt hurt us too much.... Till today, and Today ...when just plain got our Jocks torn out and stuffed in our mouths ! YUCK !

There were several versions of the 'Boo' tonight. I think the earliest Boo came out when Edwards had that epic, monumental drop of the 60 yard bomb that was placed right in his breadbasket. He had a few more drops this game that helped fuel this. Boo Edwards for your continuing struggles with the Wide Receiver position. Then there were some Boos when after a few of the 3 & outs, and it was clear that the running game wasn't working. . . yet we still ran Jamal up the middle on first and second downs. Boo Crennel and Chudzinski for your conservative playcalling when that's exactly what we didn't need. And finally there were the Boos that came after more poorly placed and bad throws by DA, and especially after practically handing the ball to Terrelle Suggs to take to the house. Boo DA for yet another critical mistake at a time when we needed some magic from you. That's also when the fans started chanting 'Brady Brady Brady.' That was at about 2:43 left in the game, we had just gone down by 10 points after the 4 consecutive 3 & outs followed by the 2 & 'giftwrap a pick-six to seal the game.' The Boos and Brady chants weren't random, and they weren't early, and they weren't out of line. 5 consecutive drives without a first down in the 3rd and 4th quarters will bring out the worst in passionate fans.