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muncher
Posts : 157 Join date : 2014-07-07
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sat Jan 05, 2019 4:19 pm | |
| - jak341 wrote:
- Rationale for Porter's dismissal?
https://twitter.com/DVEMike/status/1081314859977986050?s=20 at least joey recognized a problem and tried to fix it. good for him | |
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solardave
Posts : 6228 Join date : 2011-09-30 Location : State of Confusion
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 4:30 am | |
| - muncher wrote:
- jak341 wrote:
- Rationale for Porter's dismissal?
https://twitter.com/DVEMike/status/1081314859977986050?s=20 at least joey recognized a problem and tried to fix it. good for him I don't understand. What problem did Porter see and how did he try to fix it? | |
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muncher
Posts : 157 Join date : 2014-07-07
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 9:31 am | |
| - solardave wrote:
- muncher wrote:
- jak341 wrote:
- Rationale for Porter's dismissal?
https://twitter.com/DVEMike/status/1081314859977986050?s=20 at least joey recognized a problem and tried to fix it. good for him I don't understand. What problem did Porter see and how did he try to fix it? no leadership, no camaraderie, all me first guys...............joey might have though if he can pit offense vs defense they might at least unite on their own sides of the ball. | |
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solardave
Posts : 6228 Join date : 2011-09-30 Location : State of Confusion
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 9:43 am | |
| - muncher wrote:
- solardave wrote:
- muncher wrote:
- jak341 wrote:
- Rationale for Porter's dismissal?
https://twitter.com/DVEMike/status/1081314859977986050?s=20 at least joey recognized a problem and tried to fix it. good for him I don't understand. What problem did Porter see and how did he try to fix it? no leadership, no camaraderie, all me first guys...............joey might have though if he can pit offense vs defense they might at least unite on their own sides of the ball. I don't agree with that. How could that possibly help? Porter has been a shit stirrer since he played. | |
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kirklandrules
Posts : 1870 Join date : 2011-08-25 Location : Riiiiight heeeere
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 12:33 pm | |
| Aside from TJ, the play from this position has been disappointing under Porter. I questioned the effectiveness of Lake in the secondary for a few years and I thought Lake was an outstanding player and a high quality person. But he didn't seem to get the best out of the players he had. Conversely, Olsvasky is doing a great job at ILB. IMHO, he's gotten more out of the ILBs than I thought he would. For instance, Williams, Fort, and Matakevich were developed and played better than I thought they would ... not that they were world beaters mind you, but their output has been greater than I expected from that crew. And Shazier developed into a great player.
If Porter was sh!tting on the offense, then there really is no room for that. It's one thing to jokingly take some shots at the other side of the ball, but it's clearly another thing to cause a divide on the team. Lambert hated QBs, but no one sh!t on Bradshaw while he was around.
Finally, I'm not sure if Butler is good or not. That's a tough one to understand if you're not sitting in the locker room. My 2 cents are that the defense played much better this year than in the past handful of years. I know the D had more than their share of let-downs at the end of games. But those let downs were against some of the better QBs in the league (Mahomes, Rivers, Brees, Carr). And that D got a big one against Brady and the cheaters ... hell, Tomlin takes the blame for the screw up on the only TD the Pats* scored. In the past, the Steelers D were blowing games against QBs we've never heard of and never will again. I saw improvement this year. I even give a pass for the Chargers game, knowing they had lost a few DBs and were forced to cover WRs with an undrafted ILB. Sometimes you're forced to throw the kitchen sink in because that's all that's left. | |
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muncher
Posts : 157 Join date : 2014-07-07
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 3:48 pm | |
| - solardave wrote:
- muncher wrote:
- solardave wrote:
- muncher wrote:
- jak341 wrote:
- Rationale for Porter's dismissal?
https://twitter.com/DVEMike/status/1081314859977986050?s=20 at least joey recognized a problem and tried to fix it. good for him I don't understand. What problem did Porter see and how did he try to fix it? no leadership, no camaraderie, all me first guys...............joey might have though if he can pit offense vs defense they might at least unite on their own sides of the ball. I don't agree with that. How could that possibly help? Porter has been a shit stirrer since he played. IDK, maybe at least if the defense gets united and the offense gets united, at least there is some form of team chemistry instead of total chaos | |
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solardave
Posts : 6228 Join date : 2011-09-30 Location : State of Confusion
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 4:42 pm | |
| - kirklandrules wrote:
- Aside from TJ, the play from this position has been disappointing under Porter. I questioned the effectiveness of Lake in the secondary for a few years and I thought Lake was an outstanding player and a high quality person. But he didn't seem to get the best out of the players he had. Conversely, Olsvasky is doing a great job at ILB. IMHO, he's gotten more out of the ILBs than I thought he would. For instance, Williams, Fort, and Matakevich were developed and played better than I thought they would ... not that they were world beaters mind you, but their output has been greater than I expected from that crew. And Shazier developed into a great player.
If Porter was sh!tting on the offense, then there really is no room for that. It's one thing to jokingly take some shots at the other side of the ball, but it's clearly another thing to cause a divide on the team. Lambert hated Everyone especially QBs, but no one sh!t on Bradshaw while he was around.
Finally, I'm not sure if Butler is good or not. That's a tough one to understand if you're not sitting in the locker room. My 2 cents are that the defense played much better this year than in the past handful of years. I know the D had more than their share of let-downs at the end of games. But those let downs were against some of the better QBs in the league (Mahomes, Rivers, Brees, Carr). And that D got a big one against Brady and the cheaters ... hell, Tomlin takes the blame for the screw up on the only TD the Pats** scored. In the past, the Steelers D were blowing games against QBs we've never heard of and never will again. I saw improvement this year. I even give a pass for the Chargers game, knowing they had lost a few DBs and were forced to cover WRs with an undrafted ILB. Sometimes you're forced to throw the kitchen sink in because that's all that's left. I like all you had to say there but had to amend that one statement. Lambert's my all time favorite. Seriously I always enjoy your posts. You catch a lot more things going on live than I do. | |
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effyou515
Posts : 5116 Join date : 2011-09-28 Location : from upper Ohio Valley to Conyers Ga.
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 4:48 pm | |
| Steelers should of let Porter go a couple years ago when he made an drunken butt of himself out drinking in Pittsburgh. _________________ When the truth gets buried deep Beneath the thousand years asleep Time demands a turnaround And once again the truth is found
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solardave
Posts : 6228 Join date : 2011-09-30 Location : State of Confusion
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kirklandrules
Posts : 1870 Join date : 2011-08-25 Location : Riiiiight heeeere
| Subject: Re: Steelers move on from Joey Porter Sun Jan 06, 2019 6:10 pm | |
| - solardave wrote:
- kirklandrules wrote:
- Aside from TJ, the play from this position has been disappointing under Porter. I questioned the effectiveness of Lake in the secondary for a few years and I thought Lake was an outstanding player and a high quality person. But he didn't seem to get the best out of the players he had. Conversely, Olsvasky is doing a great job at ILB. IMHO, he's gotten more out of the ILBs than I thought he would. For instance, Williams, Fort, and Matakevich were developed and played better than I thought they would ... not that they were world beaters mind you, but their output has been greater than I expected from that crew. And Shazier developed into a great player.
If Porter was sh!tting on the offense, then there really is no room for that. It's one thing to jokingly take some shots at the other side of the ball, but it's clearly another thing to cause a divide on the team. Lambert hated Everyone especially QBs, but no one sh!t on Bradshaw while he was around.
Finally, I'm not sure if Butler is good or not. That's a tough one to understand if you're not sitting in the locker room. My 2 cents are that the defense played much better this year than in the past handful of years. I know the D had more than their share of let-downs at the end of games. But those let downs were against some of the better QBs in the league (Mahomes, Rivers, Brees, Carr). And that D got a big one against Brady and the cheaters ... hell, Tomlin takes the blame for the screw up on the only TD the Pats*** scored. In the past, the Steelers D were blowing games against QBs we've never heard of and never will again. I saw improvement this year. I even give a pass for the Chargers game, knowing they had lost a few DBs and were forced to cover WRs with an undrafted ILB. Sometimes you're forced to throw the kitchen sink in because that's all that's left. I like all you had to say there but had to amend that one statement. Lambert's my all time favorite.
Seriously I always enjoy your posts. You catch a lot more things going on live than I do. | |
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