BTSC Weekly Comcast RedZone Update - Week 11 Edition
I hope everybody had a nice Thanksgiving with family and friends. Before moving on to some Ravens coverage in anticipation of Sunday night's huge game in Baltimore, on to our weekly redzone update post, which is sponsored by Comcast and their new, critically acclaimed Red Zone Channel.
Week 11 Red Zone Efficiency
5 trips, 3 TDs, 1 FG, 1 INT
2009 Cumulative Red Zone Efficiency:
36 Trips; 18 TDs; 14 FGs; 1 missed FG, 3 turnovers...50.0 % TD efficiency (+1.7%) 88.8 % scoring efficiency (-1.5%)
The Steelers were actually better this past Sunday against the Chiefs in the redzone than they'd been since the Denver game. However, Ben Roethlisberger's interception in the redzone let the Chiefs back in the game when Pittsburgh had a chance to extend their lead back up to 10 points. The interception was a terrible read, decision and throw by Big Ben. What's even more tough to swallow is the fact that the interception counterfeited an otherwise solid day for him. He had also been particularly good on that drive prior to the pick - he was 6 of 8 for 78 yards and all 6 completions were for at least 10 yards.
Anyway, if the Steelers are going to steal a win in Baltimore on Sunday night, they'll need to obviously not turn the ball over when they're knocking on the door for points; they'll also need to convert some of their redzone opportunities into touchdowns rather than field goals. They've been up and down this year doing so. Let's just hope the Steelers have one of their better days play calling and executing inside the Ravens 20 this coming Sunday.
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anyone’s review of the film on the pass that resulted in Senor Studebaker’s 96-yard romp. Conventional wisdom of those of us in attendance, sitting at that end zone, are convinced that Ben was hit as he threw the ball … resulting in a shortened pass.
he wasnt hit on the play i dont believe
The pass had plenty of zip. Was just a terrible throw in to I believe triple coverage.
How was attending the game otherwise tenth?
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by Michael Bean on Nov 27, 2009 8:40 PM EST up reply actions
I do think it was hit
I think he sorta pushed his arm down, which shot the ball at a bad angle. It wasnt anywhere near the receiver either. I think he wanted to throw up and out but got pushed.
Either way, gotta rip that off faster.
They were doing pretty well in the RZ until that drive. You have to keep momentum up and they didnt do that.
When we are leading and getting closer to scoring
I would like to see some runs with Mendy and some screens to Holmes…just take a little air out the rock and play it a little more conservatively. Big Ben is a complete stud QB and I love that fact that he is a total baller, but he has to be more careful with the pigskin.
by SteelersFnRule on Nov 28, 2009 9:56 AM EST up reply actions

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