SN Podcast: Turkey Game Special 11/24/20

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Gobble gobble, Steeler Nation! Primetime Thanksgiving night is preparing a feast for our eyes as the Pittsburgh Steelers serve up their sacrificial bird of choice: the Baltimore Ravens. G.Stryker and Jordan DiFigio discuss the NFL’s #1 defense in points allowed, the improving rushing attack, and break down the foul feathered foes. Tweet the SN Podcast […]

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[madinsomniac]

Its Stuffing.... even if you make it in a pot lol

Also the coin toss game was 98

Its the way I remember that year.....

91 was nolls last year
92 was tge cowher power year we lost In the playoffs vs the bills
93 was the Montana/ Kc gut punch loss
94 was unmentionable.... i hate 94
95 was Odonnal losing us the super bowl
96 was the start of hating New England
97 was Kordell meltdown in the afc cg
98 was the great Thanksgiving collapse
99 was just a totally terrible year
00 was the slow start that doomed us....

 

[CoolieMan]

Its Stuffing.... even if you make it in a pot lol

Also the coin toss game was 98

Its the way I remember that year.....

91 was nolls last year
92 was tge cowher power year we lost In the playoffs vs the bills
93 was the Montana/ Kc gut punch loss
94 was unmentionable.... i hate 94
95 was Odonnal losing us the super bowl
96 was the start of hating New England
97 was Kordell meltdown in the afc cg
98 was the great Thanksgiving collapse
99 was just a totally terrible year
00 was the slow start that doomed us....

who makes it in a pot?

and it is dressing even if you stuff it in the turkey

and if you use Stove Top you don't belong in the conversation

 

[madinsomniac]

who makes it in a pot?

and it is dressing even if you stuff it in the turkey

and if you use Stove Top you don't belong in the conversation

Well we agree on the last point

 

[Hoot]

Great stuff (not dressing) you two.

 

[Stryker]

Fun questions to answer. Thanks a ton guys!

 

[CoolieMan]

Great stuff (not dressing) you two.

you don't want me dressed? you sick *******

for the record, it is turkey and dressing, made from fresh made cornbread baked in a cast iron skillet.

 

[CoolieMan]

Fun questions to answer. Thanks a ton guys!

like the responses to the best wr group question. I agree with both of you. I did watch the Swann and Stallworth set as a kid and with Cunningham or Grossman they had 2 elite wide outs and very good TE.

This group is not better than them....but it is deeper. 4 or 5 wideouts plus Ebron and McDonald (when healthy) at TE...very deep group of pass targets

 

[Stryker]

like the responses to the best wr group question. I agree with both of you. I did watch the Swann and Stallworth set as a kid and with Cunningham or Grossman they had 2 elite wide outs and very good TE.

This group is not better than them....but it is deeper. 4 or 5 wideouts plus Ebron and McDonald (when healthy) at TE...very deep group of pass targets

Plus we have some very serviceable receiving RB options Samuels, McFarland, Conner, and even Watt. Looking forward to everyone being healthy and catching passes for Ben.

And McDonald is no freaking slouch as well!!!

 

[Hoot]

you don't want me dressed? you sick *******

for the record, it is turkey and dressing, made from fresh made cornbread baked in a cast iron skillet.

LoL - nobody ever accused me of being anything more.

and dressing goes on salad. Stuffing is the bread mix that goes into the bird. You jus' weird.

 

[Stryker]

like the responses to the best wr group question. I agree with both of you. I did watch the Swann and Stallworth set as a kid and with Cunningham or Grossman they had 2 elite wide outs and very good TE.

This group is not better than them....but it is deeper. 4 or 5 wideouts plus Ebron and McDonald (when healthy) at TE...very deep group of pass targets

I'm glad to learn about your dressing Coolie, up north we don't mix cornbread in with Thanksgiving, though I think we should. That would taste great together!!

 

[Hoot]

I'm glad to learn about your dressing Coolie, up north we don't mix cornbread in with Thanksgiving, though I think we should. That would taste great together!!

actually, we doing cornbread this year for the first time ever due to the wife having to go gluten free. I am actually looking forward to it.

 

[madinsomniac]

First off I stuffed my turkey with stuffing, and while cornbread stuffing is great, i am making cornbread separately so my stuffing is standard... i will cook the excess in a pot with turkey stock so i have a metric ton of it

Secondly the wr groups are 70’s for just the top 2 plus te. 2010 for pure talent on the roster all the way through
1994/5 comes close.

2010 to 2012ish was insane when you look at it...

 

[CoolieMan]

First off I stuffed my turkey with stuffing, and while cornbread stuffing is great, i am making cornbread separately so my stuffing is standard... i will cook the excess in a pot with turkey stock so i have a metric ton of it

Secondly the wr groups are 70’s for just the top 2 plus te. 2010 for pure talent on the roster all the way through
1994/5 comes close.

2010 to 2012ish was insane when you look at it...

cornbread dressing is standard....anything else is below the line

 

[madinsomniac]

cornbread dressing is standard....anything else is below the line

My cornbread is the bomb. I use creamed and whole kernel corn in the batter. It comes out moist and delicious... it probably costs me a year or two off my life but utterly worth it lol...

When i get ambitious i make a spicy pepper cream sauce to go with it, but butter works just fine

 

[Hoot]

My cornbread is the bomb. I use creamed and whole kernel corn in the batter. It comes out moist and delicious... it probably costs me a year or two off my life but utterly worth it lol...

When i get ambitious i make a spicy pepper cream sauce to go with it, but butter works just fine

I like to get fresh corn, grill it, then cut it off the cob for cornbread.
I never thought of a spiced cream sauce. Interesting idea. I always put some diced jalapeno's in my batter. For the cream sauce, what pepper do you use?

 

[CoolieMan]

oh dear lord, corn does not go into cornbread. stupid ******* yankees

 

[bermudasteel]

Does this thread make you hungry or horny???

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[CoolieMan]

Does this thread make you hungry or horny???

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stop thinking about me undressed....

 

[madinsomniac]

I like to get fresh corn, grill it, then cut it off the cob for cornbread.
I never thought of a spiced cream sauce. Interesting idea. I always put some diced jalapeno's in my batter. For the cream sauce, what pepper do you use?

Depends... sometimes i do a roasted red pepper. Sometimes sweet yellow bell pepper... sometimes hot peppers.... it just depends on how i feel... jalapeño in cornbread is awesome if my parents aren’t eating with me.... the sause lets me spice or sweeten it up For me without kiLling them


There is a tangy avacado sauce i ate out in Oklahoma before that I cannot recreate yet... thats good too

 

[madinsomniac]

oh dear lord, corn does not go into cornbread. stupid ******* yankees

Wouldn’t that just make it bread? Lol

 

[Stryker]

stop thinking about me undressed....

Undressed or Unstuffed...?

 

[bermudasteel]

stop thinking about me undressed....

I was referring to the soft and moist comments LMAO!!!

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[CoolieMan]

Wouldn’t that just make it bread? Lol

it is cornbread since it is made with corn meal. you ignorant savages

 

[CoolieMan]

I was referring to the soft and moist comments LMAO!!!

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sure you were bermuda......