Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History

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RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - WeezyBengal - 12-08-2017

(12-08-2017, 03:38 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: you forgot Brown kicking dude in the face on a kickoff return

Tomlin trying to Trip a raven.

Or we just doing vs the bengals.

Nope those are all legit, I have the Tomlin one up there though.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - WeezyBengal - 12-08-2017

(12-08-2017, 04:47 PM)Atomic Orange Wrote: https://www.reddit.com/r/bengals/comments/59p9w7/fuck_mike_mitchell/

https://700wlw.iheart.com/onair/lance-mcalister-7818/vines-hold-on-a-second-15117710/

https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/pittsburgh-steelers-cincinnati-bengals-vontaze-burfict-leveon-bell-injury-110315 - This is where it really started to go south for Burfict.

For shits and giggles watch these back to back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTq4-aHtVCQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0az_xtFyJmE

This guy does this for all teams but this will make you feel better if you pretend he doesn't.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmp4uKwveX4&index=14&list=FLKyFok7QV1FHA_et_xAE_AQ

Ps Hines Ward didn't break Hubers jaw. It was Terence Garvin .

All these Steelers fans whining about Burfict, its such hypocrisy.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - WeezyBengal - 12-08-2017

(12-08-2017, 04:59 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Welll...one way is to hold onto a 17-0 lead for one.

Favorable calls aside, how many passes did Green and Lafell drop? How many wide open Steelers WR's were there? How many Bengals did Bell truck?

Officiating isn't the reason the Steelers own us. Poor play by the Bengals is.

Fans can and should demand a level playing field. The Steelers get away with crap every time we play them. Stop buying into the media narrative.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - Shake n Blake - 12-08-2017

(12-08-2017, 04:59 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Welll...one way is to hold onto a 17-0 lead for one.

Favorable calls aside, how many passes did Green and Lafell drop? How many wide open Steelers WR's were there? How many Bengals did Bell truck?

Officiating isn't the reason the Steelers own us. Poor play by the Bengals is.

For the most part I agree, but we got hosed by the refs in this last game. We set a franchise record for penalties and penalty yards in this game. A league high this year. Coincidence that it happened when we were blowing the Steelers out? Meh... Add in that ticky tack holding on Gio that cost us a TD? Seems obvious. Heck, the announcers were ripping the officiating and that's fairly rare.

Some of these games just remind me of the Steelers SB against the Seahawks.

I do agree that our own ineptitude has cost us more often than officiating though.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - redwood - 12-08-2017

(12-08-2017, 01:37 PM)Wyche Wrote: They have won their fair share with the shenanigans, no question. It isn't just us they cheap shot......

While the Raiders got a rap for "dirty" back in the day, Noll's steelers were WORST. I still recall BIT cheap shots by Keith Gary and Glen Edwards on Bengals. Irony is the TOP stars ..Lambert, Joe Green, , ham were pretty legit. It was the expendable second tier guys who stunk. Noll.....enabled. Then.... hits like Burfict does would make you ann All pro, not fined.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - bengalfan74 - 12-08-2017

Steelers = Dirty team, period. Always have been going way the hell back. Always will be.

It's so funny to hear them whine about dirty hits/plays.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - jfkbengals - 12-08-2017

(12-08-2017, 03:38 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: you forgot Brown kicking dude in the face on a kickoff return

Tomlin trying to Trip a raven.

Or we just doing vs the bengals.

Which, unlike what he declared publicly, was intentional (according to with Tomlin's brother-in-law).

(12-08-2017, 04:47 PM)Atomic Orange Wrote: https://www.reddit.com/r/bengals/comments/59p9w7/fuck_mike_mitchell/

https://700wlw.iheart.com/onair/lance-mcalister-7818/vines-hold-on-a-second-15117710/

https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/pittsburgh-steelers-cincinnati-bengals-vontaze-burfict-leveon-bell-injury-110315 - This is where it really started to go south for Burfict.

For shits and giggles watch these back to back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTq4-aHtVCQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0az_xtFyJmE

This guy does this for all teams but this will make you feel better if you pretend he doesn't.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmp4uKwveX4&index=14&list=FLKyFok7QV1FHA_et_xAE_AQ

Ps Hines Ward didn't break Hubers jaw. It was Terence Garvin .

This. The Hines Ward Rule was about him breaking Rivers' jaw, not Kevin Huber's.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - jfkbengals - 12-08-2017

Don't forget good ol' Joey Porter and company's tactics in Las Vegas...

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - RiverRat13 - 12-09-2017

Was this Cody Wallace late hit on there? Might be the most egregious:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMGfNId5svI

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - rfaulk34 - 12-09-2017

(12-08-2017, 04:59 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Welll...one way is to hold onto a 17-0 lead for one.

Favorable calls aside, how many passes did Green and Lafell drop? How many wide open Steelers WR's were there? How many Bengals did Bell truck?

Officiating isn't the reason the Steelers own us. Poor play by the Bengals is.

Truth. People give officials too much credit. Yes, they can effect a play like the TD/no TD to Green, but they can't do it every play. Plus, they can't do it every game.

Play better, make more plays, you win games.

There's no such thing as a rigged NFL unless every single person associated with the NFL is in on it, like the WWE.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - rfaulk34 - 12-09-2017

(12-08-2017, 05:09 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: They got those right and the last drive of the game wouldn't have mattered.

I'll do you one better. If the Bengals do better on one single play that game, there's a very real likelihood they win.

Burfict doesn't hit Brown, which means Pacman never bumps a ref. That's all it would have taken to erase everything else you posted that happened that game.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - Murdock2420 - 12-09-2017

This thread is missing a really obvious one.

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Trying to rip a dude's head off....they showed this during the Monday night game and even Gruden was talking about how bad this "tackle" was.

The Bengals were up 14-0 at this point in the game, after this hit Anderson had to leave the game and was unable to return...obviously.

The steelers then managed to come back and win against the back-up Turk Schonert.

They've always been dirty.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - grampahol - 12-09-2017

Just for the record...
"It's my thought that perhaps the league should just go ahead and once and for all stop trying to convince us all they give a rats ass about anyones safety and well being and admit that it's the violence that sells the lions share of tickets and gets people to tune in and tell the people who are repulsed by it all to stop watching or otherwise supporting the league and teams. The hypocrisy (at least to me) is the biggest turn off. We've known for years how violent the game is so in essence what they're doing is trying to convince people that it's not violent and the violence we watch on Sundays is a real outlier and out of the norm when in fact it's extremely violent and more common than house flies around a turd on a hot day..

If they would simply be honest with the public and admit it perhaps fewer people would pretend that it's all above board and legit..
Then again since when have liars ever thought that being honest is a great idea? "

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - bengalhoel - 12-10-2017

(12-08-2017, 12:44 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Honestly, the media and casual fans in general back winners. The Steelers win. The Bengals lose.

It's as simple as that. The Bengals have earned their reputation for being a loser for 26+ years...

You honestly dont think that this bullshit they get away with earns them wins? Honestly?

We started off the Dalton era with 5 straight playoff berths, which only 4 other teams accomplished in that same stretch. Is that not winning?

Both times the Steelers have beaten us in the playoffs our starting QB was either hurt the first series (Palmer) or not playing at all (Dalton).

Saying this Bullshit of the Bengals being losers is lazy and annoying.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - jorev5 - 01-02-2018

Can't remember who it was against, but Hines Ward ran towards the sideline to score a touchdown, but he grabbed the facemask of the defensive player, pulled him down, scored, and nothing was ever called. Normally, I would ignore this, but I saw this type of stuff waaay tooo many times from the Steelers.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - jorev5 - 01-02-2018

(12-09-2017, 01:21 AM)rfaulk34 Wrote: Truth. People give officials too much credit. Yes, they can effect a play like the TD/no TD to Green, but they can't do it every play. Plus, they can't do it every game.

Play better, make more plays, you win games.

There's no such thing as a rigged NFL unless every single person associated with the NFL is in on it, like the WWE.

I disagree, it's probably not rigged, but there are a few calls that can stop momentum. A few of these (mathematically, probability whatever you want to call it) helps one team get an advantage.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - grampahol - 01-02-2018

Quote:There's no such thing as a rigged NFL unless every single person associated with the NFL is in on it, like the WWE.

Come to think about it there's no such thing as a corrupt politician or a cop on the take. No, only highly moral individuals with only the highest standards of fair play and decency are permitted in the NFL despite http://nflarrest.com/#BySeason
And
http://thefixisin.net

Yeah...uhhh..no.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - TheLeonardLeap - 01-02-2018

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[Image: juju-smith-schuster-vontaze-burfict.jpg]

[Image: 635856332170642515-Eifert-Concussion.jpeg]

Feel free to add these to the OP.

I think the Youtube ones force you to actually watch them on Youtube, but there's some dirty shit there.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - Utts - 01-02-2018

If we go cherry pick the 25-year history of every team, you’ll find examples like this for all of them.

RE: Pittsburgh Steelers Foul Play - A Visual History - SHRacerX - 01-02-2018

(12-08-2017, 03:11 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: There are a lot more dirty plays littered through their history. I'll try to add to this when I get home. Would be nice to just provide this link anytime a Steelers fan whines about the Bengals.

It would be a LOT bigger than this. You forgot when Mitchell concussed Eifert. Mitchell concussed Marvin Jones and said to AJ Green: "You're next". There were examples the most recent game as well. The shot at Burfict, which gets replayed as and end zone celebration.

They are the biggest bunch of assbags in professional sports, next to their fans that use every food stamp on XXL steeler gear so the NFL loves them.