Advantage in division already

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(09-11-2015, 01:37 PM)GreenCornBengal Wrote: I wouldn't read a whole lot into the loss last night by Pittsburgh.

Their O line looked pretty dang good, and Antonio Brown was all over the place as expected.

Their defense needs a LOT of work, that can be said lol. Both defensive units looked lost.

Hopefully Eifert watched that game and got inspired.

The Steelers did move the ball well, but in the end they scored 7 points with 2 seconds to go which gave them a grand total of 21 against a rebuilding Pats defense who lost Revis, Browner, Wilfork and Spikes from their Super Bowl wining defense.

Brown was awesome as always, but I would venture he had one of his better stat days in 2015 in week one and they still only scored 21 points.
Williams was very good, but Bell will be better and Williams will spend most of his time on the bench unless Bell is hurt.
H. Miller had a career pass catching and likely won't come close to matching it.

My point simply is for as good a night as the Steelers had moving the ball, it did into points.

On defense, their defense had missed assignments all nigh long. A college QB could have completed a lot of those huge plays as guys were uncovered including Gronk not once, but twice and Danny A. and Edelman each had big plays not completed due to over throws by Brady or it could have been a lot worse.

We say a very good Steelers offense as advertised, we say a very bad Steelers defense as advertised.