Shows you how much I fuching hate the Stoolers and their wanna-be Worthlessburger.

It was good to see them get their asses handed to them by the Texans. And to anyone that doubts about Houston- they have a pretty good defense and special teams.

The score of the game today should have been 31-10 in favor of the Texans. If the refs wouldn't have called back those 2 touchdowns.

It was good to see Worthlessburger eating some turf, it's about time the stoolers got knocked down a bit. Maybe they can realize that playing dirty football all the time doesn't pay. Let's see Worthlessburger claim that today's game was "just another off day for playing"...

It was also nice to see Heinz Ward get lit up again too. I'd like to see some more smashmouth football against the stoolers this season.

(Of course we all know that the Bungholes won't be able to beat them.)

The fourth week of the season is where teams start to show their true colors. I was saying Pitt was accused of getting old before the season and now believe there could be some merit to it. Hines has been old for a couple seasons but from what I see outside of Wallace they aren't making plays on offense. The most surprising thing is they aren't stopping people of defense either.

"I will torture him, I will crucify him,...REAL BAd!" - Clubber Lang

The Defensive Line has aged and the Offensive Line gets Rothlisberger lit up. I will say they are your wildcard. If not them, then who else?

The Jets have their fair share of issues.
The Bills will fall off the wagon (especially after the showing this week).

I still say the Steelers will be playing well into January.





"So he got fired? Big deal. It's happened to the best of us. So he got kicked out of his house by his 400 lb'ed wife?!?!? That's probably better for him anyways."-OldSchooler on ChrisMBHater's absence

The two TD penalties were legit. One was stupid (the blocked kick return at the end of the half was the most obvious and pointless block in the back that I have ever seen, but ref has to call that), and the other one was a hold that made the play happen.

Regardless, they will be fine...their schedule gets easier as if I'm not mistaken they don't play anybody until a midseason showdown with New England.

Ravens are impressive thus far with blowout wins over the Steelers and Jets. It would be good for them if they could keep this up and win the division for once instead of the always making the Wild Card and playing on the road thing that has held them back now over the last handful of years.

Bengals are the biggest surprise in the division...Marvin is pulling a rabbit out of a hat every time the win a game.

Browns biggest disappointment. Should be 3-1 or 4-0 with the schedule that they've played. They aren't much either but simply compared to the Bungs they have a better QB, better o-line, push at running game, better d-line, and a push at LB and DB, worse at WR, push at TE.

Steelers look old and the that line is awful and Ben never helps that line when they do give him time b/c he holds the ball too long.
The offense needs to be tweeked a bit to force quicker throws.

I still don't believe Mendenhall is that good.
Kind of reminds me of Rudi...good when holes are there, not so good when he is forced to create his own cut back lanes.


Texans:
Not there yet, might win the division by default, but I don't see them having the team to win in the playoffs yet..
But you never know.

The Refs:
Both calss were legit.
Stupid play by the Texans.
The block in the back was just stupid, you are told as a 6 year old, if you can't see his eyes, don't touch him.

Speaking of refs...
Revis gets away with everything.
he is holding, pushing, grabbing on every single play and nothing is ever called.




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I'm still not sold that the Steelers won't get it together. But they are showing a little of their age. The biggest factor, as murf pointed out, is that the Ben conundrum seems to be have been figured out, at least in the short term.

The Steelers have NEVER had a good O-line in the past 3-5 years. But it didn't really matter because Ben always did his worst damage rolling out. It seemed to actually play into his hands to have a bad O-line because dumba$$ coordinators would be blitzing all the time (not realizing they didn't need to blitz to get to him), he'd evade the tackles (because let's face it, he's a pretty big stout guy) and then all of a sudden there's all sorts of options when he rolls to the right (and he can throw very well rolling out).

Seems like D-coordinators aren't biting that apple anymore.

Defense has always been subject to health concerns anyway. I wonder how many of them are in tip-top shape? When they lost two key parts in 2009 (Polamalu, Smith), it all came apart. D got lucky to not have to stop AJ all day yesterday.

History has shown they know how to get it together, the question is will they get it together in time? Right now, they have plenty of time, but if they still look like this in November, it might be too late.

BMN

Their schedule is super easy...that is the problem. They have lost to two IMO good football teams, and have beaten two bad football teams.

I'm not saying that the Ravens WILL win the division, but their resume through four games is probably the best after the Lions and Saints.