(07-29-2018, 03:12 PM)Chezaugie Wrote: Not a Steelers fan 

(07-29-2018, 05:05 PM)XsandOs Wrote: An article written by a nobody in a no name site, means nothing.

Character? Has Burfict been accused of sexual assault, murder or any crime of moral turpitude?

If we are talking aggression on the field of play, I ask you to consider that every single Pittsburgh SB trophy is built on Roid Rage. NFL players and Pitt's own players state that they started the steroid culture in NFL.


They stopped for one decade (1980s) and were the bottom feeders of NFL. Cowher started it back again in 1990s and they became competitive. Their team Physician was convicted of peddling anabolics and HGH.

Pitt is a dirty organization with dirty players and coaches. Ever wonder why Cowher no longer coaches in NFL? Why does a player who has been accused of sexual assault more than once, is still their starting QB?

Man, dude, great epic post brother!

(07-29-2018, 05:20 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: This is going into JN post HOF. Son-of-a-Bitty. This was a great post.

Put this in there...

(07-29-2018, 06:52 PM)Chezaugie Wrote: Well, if arrests and accusations are a determination of character and a dirty organization, The Cincinnati Bengals have the 3rd most arrests of any NFL team this century (Pittsburgh is 17th). You can accuse Big Ben all you want (never arrested) but the Bengals have 8 arrests involving reported attacks on women since 2000, according to media databases that track NFL player arrests.

As far as dirty players on the field, that is a purely subjective opinion (Cincinnati is ranked the 2nd dirtiest NFL team by Fox Sports).

By the way speaking of 'roids, isn't Burfict's current suspension as a result of of a PED violation? And, a bit of lost trivia,on July 26, 1983, running back Pete Johnson and defensive end Ross Browner were the first players in the NFL to be suspended for illegal drug activity, along with St. Louis linebacker E.J. Junior and New Orleans cornerback Greg Stemrick. Let's not even go to the Stanley Wilson allegations of widespread cocaine use before the Super Bowl. Just sayin'

We can only pray Joe Mixon stays clean.

(07-30-2018, 02:25 PM)Wyche Wrote: Your piss yellow and tarry stool black colors are showing again...... :andy:

(07-29-2018, 06:52 PM)Chezaugie Wrote: Well, if arrests and accusations are a determination of character and a dirty organization, The Cincinnati Bengals have the 3rd most arrests of any NFL team this century (Pittsburgh is 17th). You can accuse Big Ben all you want (never arrested) but the Bengals have 8 arrests involving reported attacks on women since 2000, according to media databases that track NFL player arrests.

As far as dirty players on the field, that is a purely subjective opinion (Cincinnati is ranked the 2nd dirtiest NFL team by Fox Sports).

By the way speaking of 'roids, isn't Burfict's current suspension as a result of of a PED violation? And, a bit of lost trivia,on July 26, 1983, running back Pete Johnson and defensive end Ross Browner were the first players in the NFL to be suspended for illegal drug activity, along with St. Louis linebacker E.J. Junior and New Orleans cornerback Greg Stemrick. Let's not even go to the Stanley Wilson allegations of widespread cocaine use before the Super Bowl. Just sayin'

We can only pray Joe Mixon stays clean.

(07-29-2018, 06:52 PM)Chezaugie Wrote: Well, if arrests and accusations are a determination of character and a dirty organization, The Cincinnati Bengals have the 3rd most arrests of any NFL team this century (Pittsburgh is 17th). You can accuse Big Ben all you want (never arrested) but the Bengals have 8 arrests involving reported attacks on women since 2000, according to media databases that track NFL player arrests.

As far as dirty players on the field, that is a purely subjective opinion (Cincinnati is ranked the 2nd dirtiest NFL team by Fox Sports).

By the way speaking of 'roids, isn't Burfict's current suspension as a result of of a PED violation? And, a bit of lost trivia,on July 26, 1983, running back Pete Johnson and defensive end Ross Browner were the first players in the NFL to be suspended for illegal drug activity, along with St. Louis linebacker E.J. Junior and New Orleans cornerback Greg Stemrick. Let's not even go to the Stanley Wilson allegations of widespread cocaine use before the Super Bowl. Just sayin'

We can only pray Joe Mixon stays clean.

(07-30-2018, 02:33 PM)sandwedge Wrote: Burfict's suspension has nothing to do with Roids. It was a medication that has a substance that was banned by the NFL. So you would be wrong there 

(07-30-2018, 02:35 PM)Tiger Teeth Wrote:    Jungle Noise is for Bengal fans only.  

(07-29-2018, 05:05 PM)XsandOs Wrote: An article written by a nobody in a no name site, nothing.

Character? Has Burfict been accused of sexual assault, murder or any crime of moral turpitude?

If we are talking aggression on the field of play, I ask you to consider that every single Pittsburgh SB trophy is built on Roid Rage. NFL players and Pitt's own players state that they started the steroid culture in NFL.


They stopped for one decade (1980s) and were the bottom feeders of NFL. Cowher started it back again in 1990s and they became competitive. Their team Physician was convicted of peddling anabolics and HGH.

Pitt is a dirty organization with dirty players and coaches. Ever wonder why Cowher no longer coaches in NFL? Why does a player who has been accused of sexual assault more than once, is still their starting QB?

(07-30-2018, 02:41 PM)Synric Wrote: They are actually making a movie about the Pittsburgh Madam that was the supplier for the era.

"Rub & Tug" (great name for a movie lol) It was supposed to start Scarlett Johansson but she backed out.

(07-30-2018, 02:41 PM)Synric Wrote: They are actually making a movie about the Pittsburgh Madam that was the supplier for the era.

"Rub & Tug" (great name for a movie lol) It was supposed to start Scarlett Johansson but she backed out.

(07-26-2018, 09:57 PM)Pat5775 Wrote: Yknow, I actually like Juju. I was a big fan of his at USC and I was hoping we'd be able to grab him in the second round (before we took Ross anyway.) But my lord, is he ever asking for it.

I honestly had no problem with his hit on Burfict. At first glance I thought it was a clean shot, Burfict did not have his head on a swivel that play and really should have taken a glance in the direction he was running. But Juju's walkover was BS. I was pissed at the time but he sounded somewhat apologetic in the post game press conference (claiming he "wasn't that type of player"... And he really wasn't at USC. Again, there's something about that organization in Pittsburgh ). So I was over it, let it go and thought that would be the end of it.

But then the sleazy TD celebration the following week. Then the meme he was creating and distribution on social media. The kid was having a field day with something he allegedly wasn't proud of. Did he really think he'd never see the Bengals or Burfict again??   

The dude has a royal smack down coming his way, and it's well-deserved.

(07-30-2018, 03:01 PM)Benton Wrote: To the bold, I think that was an effort to reduce any suspension/fines that were likely to come. Once that looked likely in the clear, he was free to be his truly crappy self. 

Personally, I hope Burfict doesn't do anything. He's the whipping boy for the league's efforts to "clean up." If he goes out and lays out DumDum, the league will say there's no room for vindictive behavior and suspend him four games. Even if it's a clean hit, it likely won't matter. And lawd forbid Burfict taunt the guy, as that will get him more time off.

(07-30-2018, 03:08 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Yeah, that is why i am leaning Bengalguy's way of Iloka being the hit man...

(07-30-2018, 04:15 PM)ochocincos Wrote: JJSS shows no remorse. I'm torn between hoping someone (besides Burfict) doing the same to him for revenge and just letting it be in hopes that the back-and-forth dirty hits every game can finally stop. But if someone does become the "hitter," I hope it's some backup type of player. Think of like a 3rd line enforcer in hockey (e.g. Darren McCarty of the Red Wings in the late 90's). That way, if there is a suspension, it impacts the team less.

(07-30-2018, 04:15 PM)ochocincos Wrote: JJSS shows no remorse. I'm torn between hoping someone (besides Burfict) doing the same to him for revenge and just letting it be in hopes that the back-and-forth dirty hits every game can finally stop. But if someone does become the "hitter," I hope it's some backup type of player. Think of like a 3rd line enforcer in hockey (e.g. Darren McCarty of the Red Wings in the late 90's). That way, if there is a suspension, it impacts the team less.

(07-30-2018, 02:38 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Exactly, our dudes ain't no roiders!


Damn rights. Hand over your man card Chezuagie...

(07-30-2018, 04:15 PM)ochocincos Wrote: JJSS shows no remorse. I'm torn between hoping someone (besides Burfict) doing the same to him for revenge and just letting it be in hopes that the back-and-forth dirty hits every game can finally stop. But if someone does become the "hitter," I hope it's some backup type of player. Think of like a 3rd line enforcer in hockey (e.g. Darren McCarty of the Red Wings in the late 90's). That way, if there is a suspension, it impacts the team less.

(07-31-2018, 03:22 PM)tBengal Wrote: JuJu has nobody to blame but himself. I suspect the whole defense will put a little more emphasis behind each hit they deliver to him.