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Lamar Faking Injury?

jitter77 said:
I don't think he was faking. I have not seen Lamar quit before. He also looked mad. If he was faking it think he would do a better job. Limp, grab it, go down like he was shot, etc etc. ..Lamar has not looked quick this year so might be something lingering
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Yeah I think he got hurt initially vs detroit and he wasnt 100% in that KC game...
 
slashsteel said:
For all you football fans just so you know two of Tyreek Hill’s nurses are already pregnant.

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He was trying to inject a 3rd, but she *****-slapped him so hard……….. his other knee popped out……….



Salute the nation
 
SteelerSask2 said:
I think that whole thing was a TD celebration. Though I think he actually tweaked it later.
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If that was a planned “I tweaked my hammy” celebration while running down the sideline he’s an even bigger idiot than I had given him credit for

The dance after tweaking a hammy is stupid
Planning a tweaked hammy celebration is idiotic

But nobody ever accused the Steelers of being a smart team
 
Fiji Mariner said:
If that was a planned “I tweaked my hammy” celebration while running down the sideline he’s an even bigger idiot than I had given him credit for

The dance after tweaking a hammy is stupid
Planning a tweaked hammy celebration is idiotic

But nobody ever accused the Steelers of being a smart team
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Well he pulled up thought he was done, started dancing and I thought the announcers alluded to a similar thing with Vikings Jefferson. He went right back in after the disallowed return. He can still play but yeah hes another lugnut.
 
If the Ravens manage to lose to the equally underperforming texans team Sunday, Then lose to the Rams the following week, I will feel better about the division... even if they go on a 5 game winning streak to right their season, we could still beat them twice and win the division at 10-7.

Jackson is 28. He only has a couple more years before he will have to drastically adjust his game to compensate as he ages out of running back reaction time. Jackson has really refined his passing under their newest OC, but I'm still not afraid of him as he gets more anchored to the pocket.

The other thing is last year the Ratbirds were unnaturally healthy... all that means is that this year they will probably lead the league in injuries... water finds its level. Injuries, especially wear and tear injuries, are inevitable.
 
madinsomniac said:
If the Ravens manage to lose to the equally underperforming texans team Sunday, Then lose to the Rams the following week, I will feel better about the division... even if they go on a 5 game winning streak to right their season, we could still beat them twice and win the division at 10-7.

Jackson is 28. He only has a couple more years before he will have to drastically adjust his game to compensate as he ages out of running back reaction time. Jackson has really refined his passing under their newest OC, but I'm still not afraid of him as he gets more anchored to the pocket.

The other thing is last year the Ratbirds were unnaturally healthy... all that means is that this year they will probably lead the league in injuries... water finds its level. Injuries, especially wear and tear injuries, are inevitable.
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Jackson hasn't looked like himself all year to me. The games I watched he was not getting away from tackles or was being chased down much easier. Henry is also not lighting it up and has fumbleitis. Could be a down year for them
 
madinsomniac said:
If the Ravens manage to lose to the equally underperforming texans team Sunday, Then lose to the Rams the following week, I will feel better about the division... even if they go on a 5 game winning streak to right their season, we could still beat them twice and win the division at 10-7.

Jackson is 28. He only has a couple more years before he will have to drastically adjust his game to compensate as he ages out of running back reaction time. Jackson has really refined his passing under their newest OC, but I'm still not afraid of him as he gets more anchored to the pocket.

The other thing is last year the Ratbirds were unnaturally healthy... all that means is that this year they will probably lead the league in injuries... water finds its level. Injuries, especially wear and tear injuries, are inevitable.
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I agree it's too early to even think about the division. Baltimore is too talented to even consider them not being the favorite still. If they go out and lose the next two and the Steelers move to 5-1, that will at least set us up nicely for the tough part of the schedule. Our team just has too many flaws from the players performances to the coaching to feel good about any lead in the divison.
 
At the end of the day, as a Steelers fan, I need our ******* team to take advantage of the opportunity to jump out to a big lead in the division while everyone else is struggling. Other teams have beat our rivals and gifted us an opportunity to run away with the division.

Don't "Live in your fears" and lose to **** opponents, like the Browns next week. Play right now like your season depends on it. Coach cliche' won't, but we all know what his "Standard" is.
 
If he plays this week with no problem, then he probably just tapped out last week... if they sit him out at 1-3 then its probably a legit injury ... cause i dont think they are dumb enough to sit him out for PR reasons
 
madinsomniac said:
If the Ravens manage to lose to the equally underperforming texans team Sunday, Then lose to the Rams the following week, I will feel better about the division... even if they go on a 5 game winning streak to right their season, we could still beat them twice and win the division at 10-7.

Jackson is 28. He only has a couple more years before he will have to drastically adjust his game to compensate as he ages out of running back reaction time. Jackson has really refined his passing under their newest OC, but I'm still not afraid of him as he gets more anchored to the pocket.

The other thing is last year the Ratbirds were unnaturally healthy... all that means is that this year they will probably lead the league in injuries... water finds its level. Injuries, especially wear and tear injuries, are inevitable.
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I’m less worried about the Ravens and more worried about the Steelers and their ability to stay out of their own way.
 
FAB802 said:
At the end of the day, as a Steelers fan, I need our ******* team to take advantage of the opportunity to jump out to a big lead in the division while everyone else is struggling. Other teams have beat our rivals and gifted us an opportunity to run away with the division.

Don't "Live in your fears" and lose to **** opponents, like the Browns next week. Play right now like your season depends on it. Coach cliche' won't, but we all know what his "Standard" is.
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You know a rookie Stains QB will likely light up this historic D that has an extra week to prep for the game. A loss to the Stains coming off a bye would be so Tomlin’s Steelers. They can’t go to 4-1 as then .500 starts looking farther away, much easier to get back to .500 by going 3-2.
 
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