#PrinceGhost is the only explainable way that the Vikings won last night!

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namepeace said:

kpowers said:

Think Todd Haley won't be there next year.

Can't get cute against a fast defense like that. He tried that toss sweep/outlet pass to Bell at least a half dozen times and they ran it down every time. Too much speed.

Bell was bottled up, because between the playcalling, the strength of the Jags' D-Line and the speed of the Jags' back seven, and the early hole PIT dug itself, he could never get it going.

At the end of the day, Steeler Nation wants blood after this exit, and somebody is going to have to take the fall. It'll likely be Haley, and maybe even Butler.

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it's already in the works. From NFL.COM

Head coaching candidates

Here's the short list of NFL assistants who figure to get a look in the coming weeks, based on recent conversations Rapoport and NFL Network's Tom Pelissero have had with team executives and others:

Eagles QB coach John DeFilippo

Patriots DC Matt Patricia

Eagles DC Jim Schwartz

Panthers DC Steve Wilks

Chiefs STC Dave Toub

Eagles OC Frank Reich

Texans DC Mike Vrabel

Saints AHC/TE coach Dan Campbell

Seahawks AHC/OL coach Tom Cable

Steelers OC Todd Haley

Vikings DC George Edwards

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Reply #302 posted 01/15/18 5:28pm

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hah!

2freaky4church1 said:

Buttheadburger needs to retire. snicker.

lol

Ben Roethlisberger states he is coming back to the Steelers next season

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a lot of questions heading into next season, but the future of Ben Roethlisberger isn’t reportedly one of them.

By Jeff.Hartman@BnGBlitz Jan 14, 2018, 5:01pm EST

Philip G. Pavely-USA TODAY Sports

The Pittsburgh Steelers now enter an offseason filled with questions. One of the questions on most fans’ minds is the future of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Roethlisberger hinted at retirement after losing in the 2016 AFC Championship game, but after the team’s divisional round loss to the Jaguars Sunday, he told Ron Cook of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette he plans on returning.

Roethlisberger returning is a huge factor in the team’s future plans, and certainly in how they will enter the NFL Draft; however, it doesn’t answer questions about some of the other stars, and one offensive coordinator, on the team heading into next season.

Will the team look for a quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft? Will the team try and keep the core nucleus on offense together as long as possible by paying Le’Veon Bell big money this offseason? A lot of questions to be answered, but with Roethlisberger planning on returning, you can cross one big question off the lengthy list.

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Reply #303 posted 01/15/18 6:01pm

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PA is still going to the Super Bowl so you know what I'm saying. I'll be glad
when Philly kick the dog shit out of the Vikings next week so we won't hear no more of that Vikings shit this season. Divine intervention won't save their ass this week.
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Reply #304 posted 01/15/18 6:18pm

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phunkdaddy said:
PA is still going to the Super Bowl so you know what I'm saying. I'll be glad when Philly kick the dog shit out of the Vikings next week so we won't hear no more of that Vikings shit this season. Divine intervention won't save their ass this week. [Edited 1/15/18 18:02pm]

I'm rooting for the NFC all the way this year

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Reply #305 posted 01/16/18 6:22am

kpowers said:

Graycap23 said:

Now if that ain't pass interference then I don't know what is.

LMAO...P setting an illegal pick on the sideline crossing route...and he should have gotten a personal foul for having his helmet off on the field...

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Reply #306 posted 01/16/18 6:26am

phunkdaddy said:

~SKOLnigga

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Reply #307 posted 01/16/18 9:01am

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phunkdaddy said:
PA is still going to the Super Bowl so you know what I'm saying. I'll be glad when Philly kick the dog shit out of the Vikings next week so we won't hear no more of that Vikings shit this season. Divine intervention won't save their ass this week. [Edited 1/15/18 18:02pm]
~SKOLnigga

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Reply #308 posted 01/16/18 9:02am

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RJOrion said:
kpowers said:

Now if that ain't pass interference then I don't know what is.

LMAO...P setting an illegal pick on the sideline crossing route...and he should have gotten a personal foul for having his helmet off on the field...

Many flags could be drawn, to many people on the field as well.

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Reply #309 posted 01/16/18 9:29am

kpowers said:

RJOrion said:

kpowers said:

Now if that ain't pass interference then I don't know what is.

LMAO...P setting an illegal pick on the sideline crossing route...and he should have gotten a personal foul for having his helmet off on the field...

Many flags could be drawn, to many people on the field as well.

"...Personal Foul, Defense...Unsportsmanlike Conduct...taunting...number 3121...15 yard penalty, from the spot of the foul..."

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Reply #310 posted 01/16/18 9:35am

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RJOrion said:
kpowers said:

Many flags could be drawn, to many people on the field as well.

"...Personal Foul, Defense...Unsportsmanlike Conduct...taunting...number 3121...15 yard penalty, from the spot of the foul..."

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Reply #311 posted 01/16/18 9:42am

smh...i know i know

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Reply #312 posted 01/16/18 3:43pm

uPtoWnNY	I'm listrening to Steeler fans calling in to WFAN here in NY since the loss - man, they are roasting Tomlin and Haley.
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Reply #313 posted 01/16/18 4:08pm

babynoz

kpowers said:

RJOrion said:
kpowers said: LMAO...P setting an illegal pick on the sideline crossing route...and he should have gotten a personal foul for having his helmet off on the field...

Many flags could be drawn, to many people on the field as well.

Haha, we're talking about Prince here guys....the rules still do NOT apply to him. lol

Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise.

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Reply #314 posted 01/16/18 4:10pm

babynoz	uPtoWnNY said: I'm listrening to Steeler fans calling in to WFAN here in NY since the loss - man, they are roasting Tomlin and Haley. Nothing about that pathetic defense? Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise.
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Reply #315 posted 01/16/18 4:18pm

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kpowers said:

Many flags could be drawn, to many people on the field as well.

Haha, we're talking about Prince here guys....the rules still do NOT apply to him.

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Reply #316 posted 01/16/18 4:20pm

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babynoz said:

uPtoWnNY said:

I'm listrening to Steeler fans calling in to WFAN here in NY since the loss - man, they are roasting Tomlin and Haley.

Nothing about that pathetic defense?

Sure missed Ryan, but yeah I'm ok cleaning our WHOLE coaching staff

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Reply #317 posted 01/16/18 4:22pm

babynoz	kpowers said: babynoz said: Nothing about that pathetic defense? Sure missed Ryan, but yeah I'm ok cleaning our WHOLE coaching staff Personally I felt the loss of Harrison as well. And to the gatdang Patriots! Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise.
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Reply #318 posted 01/16/18 5:30pm

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babynoz said:

kpowers said:

Sure missed Ryan, but yeah I'm ok cleaning our WHOLE coaching staff

Personally I felt the loss of Harrison as well. And to the gatdang Patriots!

join me my sister in rooting for the NFC this year, go Eagles or Vikings

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Reply #319 posted 01/16/18 5:42pm

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babynoz said:

uPtoWnNY said:

I'm listrening to Steeler fans calling in to WFAN here in NY since the loss - man, they are roasting Tomlin and Haley.

Nothing about that pathetic defense?

Hell yes. I would call for Butler's head before Haley. Haley I could live with
as long as he isn't allowed to call plays on 3rd and 1 or 4th and 1. lol

Tomlin deserves to take heat for the shitty decisions made that cost the team the game. Fired no. Blame hell yes. And Artur Rooney needs to step in and say hey there is gonna be some change not wholesale changes personnel wise and staff wise.
The defense even with Shazier struggled at times particularly when Haden went down. Then Shazier goes down and Haden comes back and the defense is still sporadic because of the lack of speed at linebacker. Then the James Harrison episode which is a head scratcher. We know the guy had lost a step but you can't coach his intangibles and leadership and you basically resigned him to be a bench warmer. Not to mention the players running off at the mouth before the game. Mitchell please be gone. He's an embarrassment to himself and the organization. This shit is a reflection of the head coach.

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Reply #320 posted 01/16/18 5:58pm

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kpowers said:

RJOrion said:

phunkdaddy said:
PA is still going to the Super Bowl so you know what I'm saying. I'll be glad when Philly kick the dog shit out of the Vikings next week so we won't hear no more of that Vikings shit this season. Divine intervention won't save their ass this week. [Edited 1/15/18 18:02pm]

~SKOLnigga

If it's Vikings vs Patriots Phunkdaddy will be rooting for the Vikings

My interest in the Super Bowl would be higher with the Jags vs the NFC winner. I don't even wanna see the Patriots play more or less see those bastards in the Super Bowl. Yes Jags beat their ass. At the very least punish bitch ass Brady.
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Reply #321 posted 01/17/18 7:19am

babynoz

phunkdaddy said:
babynoz said:

Nothing about that pathetic defense?

Hell yes. I would call for Butler's head before Haley. Haley I could live with as long as he isn't allowed to call plays on 3rd and 1 or 4th and 1. Tomlin deserves to take heat for the shitty decisions made that cost the team the game. Fired no. Blame hell yes. And Artur Rooney needs to step in and say hey there is gonna be some change not wholesale changes personnel wise and staff wise. The defense even with Shazier struggled at times particularly when Haden went down. Then Shazier goes down and Haden comes back and the defense is still sporadic because of the lack of speed at linebacker. Then the James Harrison episode which is a head scratcher. We know the guy had lost a step but you can't coach his intangibles and leadership and you basically resigned him to be a bench warmer. Not to mention the players running off at the mouth before the game. Mitchell please be gone. He's an embarrassment to himself and the organization. This shit is a reflection of the head coach.

I co-sign all of this.... highfive

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Reply #322 posted 01/17/18 7:20am

babynoz	kpowers said: babynoz said: Personally I felt the loss of Harrison as well. And to the gatdang Patriots! join me my sister in rooting for the NFC this year, go Eagles or Vikings I'm there with ya! Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise.
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Reply #323 posted 01/17/18 9:38am

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Todd Haley will not return as Pittsburgh Steelers OC

Todd Haley is out in Pittsburgh.

The Steelers are allowing their offensive coordinator to walk, sources told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport on Wednesday. Technically, it's not a firing as Haley's contract expired after the season, bringing his successful six-year run with the team to an end.

The move comes as no great surprise, with whispers surrounding Haley's fate for weeks. The play-caller helped author some of the finest work yet from quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, but the duo struggled to get along.

"The relationship has been strained so much," Rapoport noted Wednesday on NFL Network, that the Steelers were forced to bring quarterbacks aide Randy Fichtner down to the sideline "to serve as a conduit" between Big Ben and Haley. Their union stood in sharp contrast to the one Roethlisberger shared with close friend and former coordinator Bruce Arians.

Haley's departure comes one day after Roethlisberger revealed during his radio show that he wasn't allowed to audible out of Haley's play calls, saying that rule came directly from Tomlin.

"I have asked for it. I am fine with it. If they want to call it, I'm all for it," Roethlisberger told NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala.

Perhaps that will change in a post-Haley world, with Big Ben operating as one of the most experienced signal-callers league-wide.

It's unclear where Haley -- the former Chiefs coach -- will wind up, but his departure could potentially trigger a promotion for Steelers offensive line coach Mike Munchak, who declined a second interview for the head-coaching vacancy in Arizona.

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Reply #324 posted 01/17/18 9:58am

namepeace

kpowers said:

Haley's departure comes one day after Roethlisberger revealed during his radio show that he wasn't allowed to audible out of Haley's play calls, saying that rule came directly from Tomlin.

I don't agree with Ben shading his coaching staff so publicly but now I see why he did it. And I'm not a fan of his personally.

But that's an insult to the 15-year vet, future HOFer, 2-time SB champ and most prolific passer the franchise has ever seen.

It's still funny that they scored 42 points on the No. 1 defense in the league and it's the OC that's out, and not the DC, whose defense allowed 38 points to an offense led by Blake Bortles.

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Reply #325 posted 01/17/18 10:35am

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namepeace said:

kpowers said:

Haley's departure comes one day after Roethlisberger revealed during his radio show that he wasn't allowed to audible out of Haley's play calls, saying that rule came directly from Tomlin.

I don't agree with Ben shading his coaching staff so publicly but now I see why he did it. And I'm not a fan of his personally.

But that's an insult to the 15-year vet, future HOFer, 2-time SB champ and most prolific passer the franchise has ever seen.

It's still funny that they scored 42 points on the No. 1 defense in the league and it's the OC that's out, and not the DC, whose defense allowed 38 points to an offense led by Blake Bortles.

Agreed.

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Reply #326 posted 01/17/18 10:52am

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namepeace said:

kpowers said:

Haley's departure comes one day after Roethlisberger revealed during his radio show that he wasn't allowed to audible out of Haley's play calls, saying that rule came directly from Tomlin.

I don't agree with Ben shading his coaching staff so publicly but now I see why he did it. And I'm not a fan of his personally.

But that's an insult to the 15-year vet, future HOFer, 2-time SB champ and most prolific passer the franchise has ever seen.

It's still funny that they scored 42 points on the No. 1 defense in the league and it's the OC that's out, and not the DC, whose defense allowed 38 points to an offense led by Blake Bortles.

I'm ok with Mike Munchak as a possible OC for Pittsburgh but yes Butler needs to go as well.

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Reply #327 posted 01/17/18 11:03am

namepeace

kpowers said:

I'm ok with Mike Munchak as a possible OC for Pittsburgh but yes Butler needs to go as well.

If Tomlin makes the move too late, he could be going out the door as well. The minority owners are turning up the heat, and anything less than a 12-4 season and conference title appearance in 2018 could mean curtains.

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Reply #328 posted 01/17/18 11:16am

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namepeace said:

kpowers said:

I'm ok with Mike Munchak as a possible OC for Pittsburgh but yes Butler needs to go as well.

If Tomlin makes the move too late, he could be going out the door as well. The minority owners are turning up the heat, and anything less than a 12-4 season and conference title appearance in 2018 could mean curtains.

The Rooney's hate to fire a head coach, maybe the last time they did was in the 1960's maybe, not sure. Why Marvin Lewis is not fired I have no idea (Bengals suck)

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Reply #329 posted 01/17/18 1:10pm

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kpowers said:

namepeace said:

I don't agree with Ben shading his coaching staff so publicly but now I see why he did it. And I'm not a fan of his personally.

But that's an insult to the 15-year vet, future HOFer, 2-time SB champ and most prolific passer the franchise has ever seen.

It's still funny that they scored 42 points on the No. 1 defense in the league and it's the OC that's out, and not the DC, whose defense allowed 38 points to an offense led by Blake Bortles.

I'm ok with Mike Munchak as a possible OC for Pittsburgh but yes Butler needs to go as well.

QB coach Randy Finchtner seems to be a leading candidate as well but it must

be a reason Muchak has turned down 2 interviews for the HC job in Arizona.

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