Subject: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Mon Oct 20, 2014 11:37 pm
Game Goats: Defense for allowing the Texans to drive late and score points Dick LeBeau for playing soft coverage (aka prevent defense) Haley for calling the pass play on 3rd down with 4:40(ish) left to play Ben for throwing it to a rookie and untested player (if you're going to throw it, then throw it to a guy you know will catch it) Tomlin because he's the head coach and needs to control such tom foolery
Game Balls: Ben Defense for creating turnovers AB (because he's AB) Palmer for FINALLY recovering the onside kick. O-line for keeping Ben upright after the beating he took in the first half Bell for doing what he does
Other than the late theatrics and unnecessary score, and subsequent STs fiasco, this was the game the Steelers needed, especially against such a stout defense.
Not much time to reflect, time to move on to the Colts.
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Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Mon Oct 20, 2014 11:54 pm
Game Balls
I'm giving a game ball to the entire team. They could have rolled over and died after the first quarter, but they showed heart. It was nice to see finally. It's still not the kind of Steelers football we expect to see, but it's a start. Special mention to A. Brown and Mike Adams. Yeah, I said it ... Mike Adams. He did a great job filling in for Gilbert.
Goats
Cortez Allen. Yoi.
Timmons. For puking on national television.
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Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Tue Oct 21, 2014 12:13 am
Also, a Goat goes to the refs for reviewing the Brown TD and ruling that he was out of bounds. What happened to the concept that if there's not conclusive evidence to overrule the call on the field, then the call on the field stands?
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Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Tue Oct 21, 2014 3:33 am
^^AB has the pic on his phone and he while he was being interviewed, he held it up and said "looks in to me, what about you guys, in..." One of the few times I didn't see him smile.
Game Balls: As Wally said, the entire team. No, the play wasn't flawless, but they didn't give up and came back swinging. Game balls to the usual suspects: Ben, AB, LeVeon, Keisel, also Bryant deserves one too. I loved the Brown to Moore pass.....love those gadget plays!
Goats: I'm too happy to be anything but generous and positive.
I didn't see Timmons toss his cookies...when did that happen? Did he get hit hard or something?
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Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Tue Oct 21, 2014 6:32 am
Game balls: McClain - for the most part, he shut down Johnson. Pretty impressive for a first start. Defense - actually played like they had a pair. Though we didn't get many sacks, we did cause 3 turnovers. Bryant - Thank you. Thank you for making a difference. Did you see how many shots we took down field with him? I think that's a sign of things to come.
Goats: I got nothing. This team came out and won an important game. That last 3 minutes of the 2nd half left me in disbelief of who I was watching.
Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Tue Oct 21, 2014 12:24 pm
Wallace108 wrote:
Goats
Cortez Allen. Yoi.
Timmons. For puking on national television.
Gameball: One man's goat is another man's game ball ... I give a gameball to Timmons for "leaving it on the field". I also would give a gameball to Keisel for making plays all game long.
Goat:
Cortez Allen. Boy I hope this guy gets it figured out, because right now I'm just not seeing it. He'll be targeted until he turns it around.
Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Tue Oct 21, 2014 1:22 pm
kirklandrules wrote:
I give a gameball to Timmons for "leaving it on the field".
Apparently, he has a reputation for "leaving it on the field."
Quote :
Foster: Maybe Timmons’ Vomit Will Take Us To The Super Bowl
PITTSBURGH (93-7 The Fan) – Steelers guard Ramon Foster joined “The Fan Morning Show” in his regular weekly spot Tuesday following his team’s big Monday night win over the Texans.
One moment a lot of people are talking about was Lawrence Timmons vomiting on the field. However, Foster said this wasn’t anything new for Timmons.
“This isn’t his first time,” Foster said. “I think he’s done it in like the Carolina game. If you come to our practice field, there’s throw-up spilled on the side of the fields from him. It’s something that he’s doing right now.”
The Steelers’ success in the games against Carolina and Houston has Foster thinking that Timmons may be on to something.
“I don’t know, maybe it’ll take us to the Super Bowl,” Foster said.
Subject: Re: Texans vs. Steelers Game Balls and Game Goats Tue Oct 21, 2014 3:09 pm
I didn't see it at the Carlina game, but probably wouldn't have seen it from those seats. The day after the Baltimore game I heard he was hurling on the sideline during the game as a result of food poisoning or a stomach bug. Last night it was the result of a kick to the stomach by Fitzpatrick.
Here's a small blurb by the Trib:
"For the second time this season, linebacker Lawrence Timmons threw up during a game — this time on the field after catching a foot to the stomach from Texans QB Ryan Fitzpatrick. He also got sick and threw up in Baltimore. “Just a little bloated,” he said. “I got a little too much hydration. But I'm good.” "