Seriously? I mean seriously?

[msdmnr2002]

That's what you're going to do Cromartie?  That's all you got?

http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/news/story?id=6046723

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Antonio Cromartie knows the perfect way to stop Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Hines Ward from throwing a blindside block Sunday in the AFC Championship Game.



"Just tell [him] if he do it again you're gonna kick his ass," Cromartie said Friday afternoon.



I'm sure Hines is scared to death by that threat - like no one in the last 13 (?) NFL years has told him they're going to kick his ass.

I love how these DBs who have no problem whatsoever with launching themselves at a WR with his eyes on the ball get all worked up over a reciever who's just doing his job. 

Don't want to get hit?  Then pay attention.

This actually improves the running game as DBs are more worried about where HInes is than chasing the ball carrier.

[Y2Joyce]

That is hilarious.

Reminds me of my favortie Bouchette column ever.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07315/832948-66.stm


"I threatened him," Scott said. "If I see him again, I'm going to threaten him again."

[Preacherman0]

I knew those douchebags couldn't keep that nice act going all week long. 

[pensodyssey]

That is hilarious.

Reminds me of my favortie Bouchette column ever.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07315/832948-66.stm


"I threatened him," Scott said. "If I see him again, I'm going to threaten him again."

And if that doesn't work, I'll double dog theaten him!

[kluisi61]

That is hilarious.

Reminds me of my favortie Bouchette column ever.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07315/832948-66.stm


"I threatened him," Scott said. "If I see him again, I'm going to threaten him again."

This part?

Offensive line must be upgraded ... soon

Lost in all the words used to describe how well Ben Roethlisberger played last week, and how he may be the best at avoiding sacks, is the fact he has to avoid them so often.

The Steelers will sign their quarterback to the richest contract in franchise history next year. It's about time they pay attention to protecting their investment.

Roethlisberger is scrambling too often away from pressure this season. He's been sacked 19 times; imagine what that number would be if he weren't the best at escaping a pass rush. He was sacked 46 times last season.

The Steelers have not drafted an offensive linemen in the first two rounds in the past five drafts. They have drafted just two in the first three rounds and neither of them start, tackles Trai Essex and Max Starks.

They probably will take another run at guard Alan Faneca after the season, although their chances of signing him appear to be slim. They gave it one last college try just before the season opened when Kevin Colbert, the director of football operations, met with Faneca one-on-one. It worked in 2005 when Dan Rooney met with Hines Ward, but not this time.



Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07315/832948-66.stm#ixzz1Bxpg105V

[Big Virgil]

Did Faneca even play this year?  He was slowing down a bit, what, 3 years ago when Pittsburgh let him go.  I guess if they could sign him for the vet minimum, or something in the neighborhood, it might be a good deal.  He was pretty bitter when he left.  Magic 8-ball says:  not likely.

[VaBchSteelersfan]

watch out or I'll wipe my snot on you!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/23/mark-sanchez-picks-nose-brunell_n_812824.html

Stay classy, Jets!

[jonzr]

watch out or I'll wipe my snot on you!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/23/mark-sanchez-picks-nose-brunell_n_812824.html

Stay classy, Jets!

I saw that during the game and thought, "They don't call him Dirty for nothing."