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This Day In Steelers History

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October 20, 2013 The Steelers season was hanging in the balance after getting off to an 0-4 start before their bye week. Coming out of the bye the Steelers beat the Jets before returning home for a must-win against division foe, Baltimore.

The Steelers jumped out to an early lead on a 3 yard touchdown […]

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Me and the old lady were at this game. After Baltimore tied it up, it looked as though Emmanuel Sanders took the ensuing kick-off all the way to the house. Heinz absolutely erupted. Never have I been apart of such excitement for a regular season game. Alas, it was short lived. Unfortunately, a sliver of his pinky toe hit the out of bounds line, and it went all the way back to like the 35 or something. Brown made a huge third down catch, and then the Bos came out to officially end it. Helluva game to be at.
 
slashsteel said:
0 and 4 fire Tomlin!

sorry small flashback

carry on
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After reading Justin's article, and from my observations.

Why in the hell do our guys struggle against TE's. I forgot Dallas Clarke was a Raven at the end.

A healthy Suisham was also amazing.
 
I was there too. Suisham with the game winner. Bell dominated that game.
 
chipped ham said:
Me and the old lady were at this game. After Baltimore tied it up, it looked as though Emmanuel Sanders took the ensuing kick-off all the way to the house. Heinz absolutely erupted. Never have I been apart of such excitement for a regular season game. Alas, it was short lived. Unfortunately, a sliver of his pinky toe hit the out of bounds line, and it went all the way back to like the 35 or something. Brown made a huge third down catch, and then the Bos came out to officially end it. Helluva game to be at.
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I think you meant SUSHI....................................:flame::towel::uglyhammer:
 
MTC said:
After reading Justin's article, and from my observations.

Why in the hell do our guys struggle against TE's. I forgot Dallas Clarke was a Raven at the end.

A healthy Suisham was also amazing.
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We didn't have a SS that was consistently capable for a decent amount of time.
 
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We didn't have a SS that was consistently capable for a decent amount of time.
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As much as I agree that Polamalu's injuries towards the end of his career dampened down the defense; as far as I can recall as a fan,
even with a young Troy and James Farrior. TE's have always came up in big moments.

Or maybe I'm just emphasizing the TE's a bit
 
MTC said:
As much as I agree that Polamalu's injuries towards the end of his career dampened down the defense; as far as I can recall as a fan,
even with a young Troy and James Farrior. TE's have always came up in big moments.

Or maybe I'm just emphasizing the TE's a bit
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Against the Chiefs a certain star TE was pretty quiet though.
 
Pupunu killed us in the 94 AFCC game...

Drinking that damn football like a pineapple...
 
October 20, 1996, Steelers lose to the Oilers, 23-13
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