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No other way to describe this game. The defense looked special. Chase Claypool May be the Steelers best draft pick in a decade. Great game all around.
 
Little Brother learned some new tricks and thought he was ready to take on Big Brother. Big Brother taught him otherwise.
Also, I absolutely loved the way they made Baker 'feel" the intensity of the game.
 
bermudasteel said:
Today we put the entire league on notice. Think about it...

Imagine how much better we'd be with DeCastro and DJ back in the line up.

I am concerned about Bush's injury - praying it's not too bad.
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Per Tomlin's press conference post-game, it's a "pretty significant" knee injury.
 
Sarge said:
No other way to describe this game. The defense looked special. Chase Claypool May be the Steelers best draft pick in a decade. Great game all around.
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Not that I will disagree with you but T.J. Says hello!
How about best offensive draft pick.

The D played special today. Game ball to the whole unit including coaches. Best front 7,dominant performance today!
 
They experienced PAIN!!!!! It was awesome. Sucks about Bush though. Browns are ****. Always will be! Garrett padded stats with a sack, other than that, was invisible.
 
I want to believe the players played with total thought of paying back the Brown's for Rudolph helmet deal. No talk just total physical play.
 
under 300 yards of total offense & we put up 31 points on offense.
 
Sarge said:
Oh, and that team on the field today can hang with anybody. KC, Rats, anybody. Period.
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They showed today what they're capable of.

Just need to see it more consistently.

The loss of Bush hurts the defense, though.
 
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Cleveland Browns today;
The score stood 31 to 7 with but one quarter more to play.
And then when Odell dropped the ball and Landry did the same,
A sickly silence fell upon the fans of sadness and of shame.

A straggling few turned off their sets in deep despair.
The rest clung to that hope which springs eternal in a Clown’s fans breast;
They thought if only Baker could but get his rear untracked—
We’d put up even money now if Baker could get his swagger back.

But Keenum succeeded Baker, for the team from on the lake,
While Baker was terrible, Case Keenum was a mistake.
So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat,
For there seemed but little chance of Baker’s getting his helmet back.

We’ll skip the long lines of prose, And get right to the tale
Baker’s play was terrible and the defense was a fail
The Steelers team played awesomely; The Browns? Not so good
The Steelers went through the Browns, like an axe taken to wood

The moral of this plagiarism should be crystal clear
To the chagrin of all the Cleveland fans, the game is in the rear
It’s not the interceptions or that they were terrible on third down
It’s simply that one team is good, and the other? The Same Ol’ Browns
 
SteelBuckeye said:
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Cleveland Browns today;
The score stood 31 to 7 with but one quarter more to play.
And then when Odell dropped the ball and Landry did the same,
A sickly silence fell upon the fans of sadness and of shame.

A straggling few turned off their sets in deep despair.
The rest clung to that hope which springs eternal in a Clown’s fans breast;
They thought if only Baker could but get his rear untracked—
We’d put up even money now if Baker could get his swagger back.

But Keenum succeeded Baker, for the team from on the lake,
While Baker was terrible, Case Keenum was a mistake.
So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat,
For there seemed but little chance of Baker’s getting his helmet back.

We’ll skip the long lines of prose, And get right to the tale
Baker’s play was terrible and the defense was a fail
The Steelers team played awesomely; The Browns? Not so good
The Steelers went through the Browns, like an axe taken to wood

The moral of this plagiarism should be crystal clear
To the chagrin of all the Cleveland fans, the game is in the rear
It’s not the interceptions or that they were terrible on third down
It’s simply that one team is good, and the other? The Same Ol’ Browns
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there once was a man from Nantucket. . .

. . . .he was a browns fan, got pissed, changed the channel during today's game while saying "**** it!"
 
SteelBuckeye said:
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Cleveland Browns today;
The score stood 31 to 7 with but one quarter more to play.
And then when Odell dropped the ball and Landry did the same,
A sickly silence fell upon the fans of sadness and of shame.

A straggling few turned off their sets in deep despair.
The rest clung to that hope which springs eternal in a Clown’s fans breast;
They thought if only Baker could but get his rear untracked—
We’d put up even money now if Baker could get his swagger back.

But Keenum succeeded Baker, for the team from on the lake,
While Baker was terrible, Case Keenum was a mistake.
So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat,
For there seemed but little chance of Baker’s getting his helmet back.

We’ll skip the long lines of prose, And get right to the tale
Baker’s play was terrible and the defense was a fail
The Steelers team played awesomely; The Browns? Not so good
The Steelers went through the Browns, like an axe taken to wood

The moral of this plagiarism should be crystal clear
To the chagrin of all the Cleveland fans, the game is in the rear
It’s not the interceptions or that they were terrible on third down
It’s simply that one team is good, and the other? The Same Ol’ Browns
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Love it!!!
 
Speaking of dominance....

Steelers are 42-7-1 vs Browns in the last 50 games

Ben is 24-2-1 vs. Browns

2004 draft: Browns pass on Ben, picked Kellen Winslow Jr.... Remind their fans of that as often as possible.

Browns-Steelers Rivalry
1950s Browns 16-4
1960s Browns 15-5
1970s Steelers 15-5
1980s Browns 12-8
1990s Steelers 10-5
2000s Steelers 18-3
2010s Steelers 16-3-1
2020s Steelers 1-0

Total Steelers 77-59-1
 
MeanJim said:
Speaking of dominance....

Steelers are 42-7-1 vs Browns in the last 50 games

Ben is 24-2-1 vs. Browns

2004 draft: Browns pass on Ben, picked Kellen Winslow Jr.... Remind their fans of that as often as possible.

Browns-Steelers Rivalry
1950s Browns 16-4
1960s Browns 15-5
1970s Steelers 15-5
1980s Browns 12-8
1990s Steelers 10-5
2000s Steelers 18-3
2010s Steelers 16-3-1
2020s Steelers 1-0

Total Steelers 77-59-1
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GREAT Post and thanks

B-U-T

Also don't forget that Ben ROETHLISBERGER has more wins in thier toilet bowl stadium than any other QB, including Their's. That is pretty amazing as well.




Salute the nation
 
SteelBuckeye said:
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Cleveland Browns today;
The score stood 31 to 7 with but one quarter more to play.
And then when Odell dropped the ball and Landry did the same,
A sickly silence fell upon the fans of sadness and of shame.

A straggling few turned off their sets in deep despair.
The rest clung to that hope which springs eternal in a Clown’s fans breast;
They thought if only Baker could but get his rear untracked—
We’d put up even money now if Baker could get his swagger back.

But Keenum succeeded Baker, for the team from on the lake,
While Baker was terrible, Case Keenum was a mistake.
So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat,
For there seemed but little chance of Baker’s getting his helmet back.

We’ll skip the long lines of prose, And get right to the tale
Baker’s play was terrible and the defense was a fail
The Steelers team played awesomely; The Browns? Not so good
The Steelers went through the Browns, like an axe taken to wood

The moral of this plagiarism should be crystal clear
To the chagrin of all the Cleveland fans, the game is in the rear
It’s not the interceptions or that they were terrible on third down
It’s simply that one team is good, and the other? The Same Ol’ Browns
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I want to read this on the Podcast. Great poem!!
 
MeanJim said:
Speaking of dominance....

Steelers are 42-7-1 vs Browns in the last 50 games

Ben is 24-2-1 vs. Browns

2004 draft: Browns pass on Ben, picked Kellen Winslow Jr.... Remind their fans of that as often as possible.

Browns-Steelers Rivalry
1950s Browns 16-4
1960s Browns 15-5
1970s Steelers 15-5
1980s Browns 12-8
1990s Steelers 10-5
2000s Steelers 18-3
2010s Steelers 16-3-1
2020s Steelers 1-0

Total Steelers 77-59-1
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I remember the Steelers being down in the All-Time series & Stains fans couldn’t stop bringing it up.




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Stars, #1 WRs are given opportunities to shine and they don't just succeed; they grab hold of those opportunities and squeeze 'em for everything they can. They shine so damn bright that you just know ... "There, that right there, is that team's stud'. Ju Ju has looked that way at times. DJ, give him credit, has tried his best to be that guy. And, he could still develop into a #1 (a team can have more than one stud WR). But Dj, has been inconsistent. Chase Claypool is grabbing damn near every opportunity he gets by the ******* throat and squeezing all the juice he can out of 'em. You see that guy play and you just know that if he continues on the path he's on that he will be a STUD!
 
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Tyson Alualu is also playing very good ball and may be one of our best run suffers since Casey Hampton (may be a bit of hyperbole there). There's a reason our run D is the cream of the crop and he's a big reason why IMO. Tuitt and Cam are just playing on a whole other level as well.

Cam just walked back Bitonio several yards today on more than one occasion. And that hit he stuck on Mayfield, dayum.
 
ALL things said in this thread are the absolute truth............... Bar none




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