Oh no!! Did I really say that?

On your fist point, yes, it’s you.
 
Ben took what the Vikings were giving him. Besides that, he wasn’t particularly sharp yesterday. It happens, perhaps his off field distractions were getting to him a bit. His second attempt to dismiss the assault charges was refused Friday.

As for the open receivers, he went down field when there was someone to throw to.

As for confidence in the O-line, I think it is fairly obvious that the coaching staff has the utmost confidence in this unit.

Concerning the no huddle. The problem with the no huddle is whether or not it is successful, it puts the opposing offense back on the field rather quickly. Something you definitely do not want to do against a big play offense like the Vikings. And, it also puts your defense back on the field, their job is difficult enough and doing it well requires a break ever so often.

As for leading the team away from BA. What are you suggesting, mutiny? This is a team and BA is the coordinator for the team that won a Lombardi Trophy last year.

What we do best is win football games, and by whatever means are necessary. Or as Coach Tomlin has repeatedly put it, “situational football”.

On the Vikings low rated pass defense. Clearly no one told the Vikings. They game planned well for us this week and threw some things out there that we had not prepared for. It happens, it’s called proffesional football.

So it was an off field distraction?? Non-sense! He might have been off, but you cant disregard the fact that when ben ran the no huddle, we scored our ONLY offensive TD! We have to play to our strenght! What happened to the “bunch” formation? The best way to play the vikes, is to “spread” them out! It seems to me that the game plan was the short pass! Didnt you see what Flacco did to them? Even the 49ers with shawn hill thrrew against them! BTW, about being a woman, glad you noticed!

Oh no you did’nt

teams have basically been letting hines run wild so far this year (not to short change mr. ward for his big numbers this year). but credit has to go to the vikes for shutting him down on sunday.

Juan makes one tongue in cheek comment, and everyone comes down on him for sexism, yet a few games ago nycsteelersfan proudly announces her intention of showing off her knockers to anyone who wants a peek if the Steelers lose. Talk about hypocrisy?

If we were going to be consistent, then we would have told nyc to cut that crap out, but I didn’t see much of that. By the way, if we are going to get offended for every little percieved slight then we are pretty sad, huh? There is nothing wrong with what Juan said, if you understand the context. He clearly wasn’t pointing to all female fans, just ones with irrational, dimwitted views. That bieng said, his analysis of the game was pretty spot on, and I’m glad we got the win against a very quality opponent.

It’s more the hypocrisy of some people. I tend not to agree with her observations, but she’s welcome to make them. I would just say that if a site is going to allow the type of sexual flaunting she put forward, then it should be real careful to label and rebuke others as sexist for fairly innocent comments. In my book it’s by far a more sexist situation to turn a blind eye to a woman who’s attempting to tittilate the masses by acting like a stripper.

dont think this poster is a woman. I remember comments from the past where the poster said it was a he and that that picture was of a woman. Pretty sure it’s all been a hoax lately, but not sure. Haven’t had time to keep up with it all. Anyway..I think we all have better things to worry about.

in which case I expect the thought police to busting down my door any minute now.

Attempting to add humor is often a hit-or-miss proposition.

Blurting out profanity (such as yelling at the TV screen) or using it in casual conversation, however, is a bad habit that one acquires (I do it). But it is also a habit which is usually controlled, depending on the context.

Typing 4 (or more) letters on a keyboard, with the result being a profane word, is a conscious choice and has no place. If you can type profane words and spell them correctly, you have enough intelligence to make your point without them.