steelers vs jaguars

effyou515 wrote:

jak341 wrote:

In other news: Joe Burrow went off injured. Knee injury. Looks bad.

Edit: The video.

BURROW’S LEFT KNEE pic.twitter.com/4wgYlcYZpS

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) November 22, 2020

that was ugly

oh shit..that looked a lot like carson palmer being Kemo"ed ...

i feel bad for the guy even if he is the enemy. its nice to finally see more good qb's coming in to the league. the NFL finally caved in to adopting parts of college schemes , rather than forcing college QB's to adapt to theirs. i mean who would have thought that letting successful college players do what they did well in college would have worked ?
i had the same epiphany while i was pounding a square peg in to a round hole ...

You'd think 10-0 would get a little more respect from the media. I was watching Colts Packers game...they had the headlines of the day near the end of the game, they were: Burrow hurts knee, Titans beat rats in OT, Saints win their 7th in a row. I get it some of the Steeler wins were ugly this year, but 10-0 should have replaced either of the last 2 of their headlines.

LambertWardSteel wrote:

You'd think 10-0 would get a little more respect from the media. I was watching Colts Packers game...they had the headlines of the day near the end of the game, they were: Burrow hurts knee, Titans beat rats in OT, Saints win their 7th in a row. I get it some of the Steeler wins were ugly this year, but 10-0 should have replaced either of the last 2 of their headlines.

l like when the spots media disrespects the Steelers

With the Steelers playing on a short week, the DL/OLB were targeted to play fewer snaps against the Jags and they did:

Tuitt: 82% past 4 games to 72% against Jags
Heyward: 88% to 64%
Dupree: 94% to 67%
Watt: 90% go 86%

— Mark Kaboly (@MarkKaboly) November 23, 2020

jak341 wrote:

With the Steelers playing on a short week, the DL/OLB were targeted to play fewer snaps against the Jags and they did:

Tuitt: 82% past 4 games to 72% against Jags
Heyward: 88% to 64%
Dupree: 94% to 67%
Watt: 90% go 86%

— Mark Kaboly (@MarkKaboly) November 23, 2020

 what does that look like in context ? how many defensive snaps do they actually play on average  ? i found the answer.
https://www.lineups.com/nfl/snap-counts/defensive-players-snap-counts

39 defensive snaps against the jags
compare that to 82 against in week 8 against the rats ...


Tuitt averaged 59.75 last 4 .....season avg 52.77...against jags 31
Heyward avg ..59.75....................................53.66......................27
dupree...........63.75.....................................58.11.......................28
watt .............61.........................................56.33........................36

Master_Of_Puppets wrote:

jak341 wrote:

With the Steelers playing on a short week, the DL/OLB were targeted to play fewer snaps against the Jags and they did:

Tuitt: 82% past 4 games to 72% against Jags
Heyward: 88% to 64%
Dupree: 94% to 67%
Watt: 90% go 86%

— Mark Kaboly (@MarkKaboly) November 23, 2020

 what does that look like in context ? how many defensive snaps do they actually play on average  ? i found the answer.
https://www.lineups.com/nfl/snap-counts/defensive-players-snap-counts

39 defensive snaps against the jags
compare that to 82 against in week 8 against the rats ...


Tuitt averaged 59.75 last 4 .....season avg 52.77...against jags 31
Heyward avg ..59.75....................................53.66......................27
dupree...........63.75.....................................58.11.......................28
watt .............61.........................................56.33........................36

glad the Steelers were looking forward, good for the offense scored the points so this could happen. imho l haven't seen a Steelers team play unselfish together like a team in some time.