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CrashDavisSports
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The Steelers are a very good team still, and always seems to have our number, but we need this game very badly.
1. It is a divisional win.
2. Keeps us from dropping under .500 (less tragic for Pittsburgh because folks think they have a better overall team and can overcome a 1-2 record)
3. The back half of our schedule is brutal so we need to stack wins early and create a few upsets in the back half of our schedule.
Should be a tough fought game though. Pittsburgh's defense is always scary good and they have a handful of playmakers on the offensive side. I guess it depends on Ben and how healthy he is, but he always plays through pain, almost as if it gives him an adrenaline rush and allows him to focus. Najee looks legit and they seem to always have good WR's in the last decade or so.
Likelihood of us winning in Pittsburgh seems slim, but I will hold out hope since we were able to beat them last year with a less stingy defense and Ryan Finley at the helm.
1. It is a divisional win.
2. Keeps us from dropping under .500 (less tragic for Pittsburgh because folks think they have a better overall team and can overcome a 1-2 record)
3. The back half of our schedule is brutal so we need to stack wins early and create a few upsets in the back half of our schedule.
Should be a tough fought game though. Pittsburgh's defense is always scary good and they have a handful of playmakers on the offensive side. I guess it depends on Ben and how healthy he is, but he always plays through pain, almost as if it gives him an adrenaline rush and allows him to focus. Najee looks legit and they seem to always have good WR's in the last decade or so.
Likelihood of us winning in Pittsburgh seems slim, but I will hold out hope since we were able to beat them last year with a less stingy defense and Ryan Finley at the helm.