Steelers' arrogance has gotten them nowhere

Hawaii 5-0 wrote:

harrison'samonster wrote:

does he suffer from arrogance?  let's define the term arrogance:

ar·ro·gance
ˈerəɡəns/
noun
noun: arrogance

   the quality of being arrogant.
   "the arrogance of this man is astounding"

doesn't really help  

this helps, a picture can be worth a thousand words:

obviously that would be the picture next to the definition of arrogance in the dictionary

harrison'samonster wrote:

does he suffer from arrogance?  let's define the term arrogance:

ar·ro·gance
ˈerəɡəns/
noun
noun: arrogance

   the quality of being arrogant.
   "the arrogance of this man is astounding"


doesn't really help  

*Looks up 'Redundant' in the dictionary*

See "Redundant"

KeepHarrisonTilHes92 wrote:

*Looks up 'Redundant' in the dictionary*

See Redundant

re·dun·dant
rəˈdəndənt/
adjective
adjective: redundant

The quality of using redundancy.
"this redundant brewery is too redundant"

Hopefully this year is just an anomoly.... I'm sure Ben has a few more good non interception throwing seasons left in him. Its clear losing bell hurt this team. No matter how well DWil filled in for him you can't replace the best back in the league, especially in the passing game.

More than likely after tomorrow this nightmare of a season will be over with. Im not sure if I have more trust in us beating the browns or the bills beating the jets.

celebrating = arrogant? players and coaches should have every right to celebrate a big play, they gotta have fun too

That Joey crawl was dumb, HE'S A FOCKING COACH! I even hate when coaches do the chest bump. Worst is when idiots celebrate a play when down by 3 scores in the 4th quarter. I guess I'm more a Heath type of guy, a simple spike and fist pump will do...

I love when players celebrate with their teammates. Individual celebrations have gotten extremely old and scripted. I still love when a player is genuinely excited about scoring and celebrating with the people that helped him get in the end zone in the first place. That's showing true love of the game and respecting and appreciating your teammates and what they just helped you accomplish. Nobody does anything by themselves in football......only in their heads and celebrations of themselves.

I have to tell you, when I see a player score a touchdown and then ignore teammates standing next to them and pushing them away so they can "express themselves", I get a little sick to my stomach. It screams selfishness to me.

I don't mind a little celebrating and then hugging your teammates, but the scripted, 10 second performances don't do it for me. Never have, never will.

Too many men just busted their asses to help that player score a touchdown to be ignored and watch one man get the credit while he worships himself in the end zone.

Just my opinion.

I love it when a player scores and casually flips the ball to the ground or to an official.

It says, "this is why I get paid," "this is what the team expects of me," and "I've done this before."

Haven't seen it done for years. Stallworth and Swann were very good at this move.

Won't see it from the "ME" generation of athletes.

Nothing says celebration like a good goalpost humping. You need him on that goalpost, you want him on that goalpost!

kirklandrules wrote:

Nothing says celebration like a good goalpost humping. You need him on that goalpost, you want him on that goalpost!

If he had "stuck the landing" instead of falling off, this would have made highlight reels for years to come.