Steelers win a thriller at Lambeau.

December 23rd, 2013
by admin

The Steelers pulled a big win in Lambeau! I apologize for the delay in posting this week. As it is Friday and you probably have read to death about the game, I won’t post the game report. Just a few facts:

1. Le’Veon Bell posted our 1st 100 yard+ game of the year rushing. It was a great effort despite one miscue. It was the first time since Ike Redman(What the hell happened to that guy?) did it against the Giants right after the hurricane. So bravo to Le’Veon

2. The refs absolutely are awful this year and the NFL finally confirmed what everyone already knew. They screwed the Steelers on the huge blocked field goal. Which was confirmed this week by the NFL. Also they missed about a dozen other penalties, overturned the down by contact call on Bell when there was no clear evidence that he fumbled.(I believe he did but their was no “CLEAR” evidence). And to be fair they missed Cody Wallace cheap shotting B.J. Raji and then proceeded to give Raji the penalty. They were a huge downside in a great game.

3. The Special teams practically won the game for the Steelers…until they almost gave up the lead on the last kickoff of the game. I don’t want to split hairs because it was a great effort and all’s well that ends well. Nice toss by McBriar.

4. Antonio Brown is the best player on the Steelers right now. Hard to give it to a WR. but he clearly is their best player. His numbers are just outstanding every week. His teammates voted him the team MVP.

5.  The Offensive line has improved tremendously. The secondary is playing better and FINALLY my early prediction on Stevenson Sylvester came through, he played a great game and was a valuable asset for the Steelers Sunday as they were down to the 3rd and 4th string Outside Linebackers. Chris Carter had a tough game.

I can’t talk playoffs, all I can focus on is beating the Browns.

 

Beer We Go Steelers, Beer We Go!

 

My “GAME BEER” goes to: Le’Veon Bell, he played a great game and while Eddie Lacy played well also, Bell had the better game and gave the Packers fits all day. Honorable Mention: Stevenson Sylvester, Antonio Brown and the whole O-Line.

Where I watched the game: Drinking Saranac IPA while answering literally 2000 questions from my son Dante about the game. KGB was milling about getting ready for Christmas, Little Miss Tailgate and my son Luc came down and watched the last quarter. I made sausage and peppers on the BBQ outside and they were outstanding. My buddy Bill represented Beer We Go at Lambeau Field! I posted the picture on Facebook for those interested.

My Stat of the week: Le’Veon Bell finished with 124 yards rushing, his first 100-yard rushing game in the NFL  and the first by a Steelers running back in 22 games.

My thoughts on Next Week: We need to make sure we aren’t over confident and LAY the wood to the Browns. We have no control over anything else so lets take care of our own business. To also be fair about it, this could save Todd Haley’s job if the Steelers can produce a big game on offense.

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One Response to “Steelers win a thriller at Lambeau.”

  1. Lorena Says:

    Well thought out! I eynejod reading it this morning. The DL is used to hold up the OL from getting to the LB’s. Someone like Brandon Williams will do (versus a Jenkins who has bust written on him)(IMO).Pickett might get signed again and if jolly if back then the need isn’t as great and TT can get a big guy in latter rounds.However, Hunt is interesting from the fact he will contribute on ST starting day 1. Having him block a field goal in first half of season will make teams think about 50Plus attempts. More punts and fewer opponent scores. Depending upon Jolly who swatted passes down This two could take out a few passing lanes for oppossing QB’s. SF is very interested in HUNT and TT might be able to get good picks from them (if TT isn’t hot for hunt)WR: I like Patton but the position has five NFL experienced veterans returning. Not as high on the needs list. (IMO)TT can find a young guy to develop if he hasn’t already.RB: GB needs a RB who will pick up 3rd and 1 s. Big area of failure last year. I also like Bernard but if GB take him, they still needs a guy to get the 3rd and 1 s (IMO). TT might then trade harris to move up in the 2nd (with Miami?) to get Bell, Ball or Lacy. Add two RB’s this year to fix this position. If coopper or olgletree drops to 26th I think TT would also jump. If TT doesn’t find a trade partner I think HUNT or elam/reid will be the pick at 26th.I can’t wait for the draft to see it all unfold. Marques thank you for putting this well written piece together. One editting issue: Para just before #1 you have:( But year’s draft lacks star power at the top, and rounds two and three figure to be loaded with NFL-ready talent,Did you want But this year’s draft?

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