Steelers vs Bills - Page 2

LambertLunatic · 09-11-2007, 10:50 AM

According to the local news (I live in Bills country), the locker room mood after last Sunday's game was downcast. If Coach Jauron can get his troops to "win this one for Everett", we could be in for a long day. We also have to be wary about the Bills special teams. This is the one area where the Bills are really good.

Their O is pretty dangerous, since their new running back is the real deal. Loserman to Evans can be dangerous, and Peerlice Price, although getting up there in years, can still be a threat.

Defensively, the Bills are actually worse than the Browns IMO. One of their starting LBs went down in training camp, and his replacement went down last Sunday. They also lost a starting CB and a starting Safety last Sunday. Their only decent defensive lineman (Ellison) is still hurt and won't play. Buffalo's run defense is about as intimidating as Cincinatti's, so Parker should have a field day. They also can't stop a scrambling QB. Don't be surprised if Big Ben gets 50+ yards running.

The only 2 things that worry me about the Bills are their special teams and how they'll react to Everett's injury.

GeneralRobinson · 09-11-2007, 11:40 AM

Thanks, LL. I would think our line will have to pay close attention to Aaron Schobel as well. Is Buffalo a blitzing team or do they rely on their front four?

Preacher · 09-11-2007, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SteelManiac7

Emotion can also lead to mental errors and breakdowns at time as well. I certainly feel horrible for Everett, but this could work against the Bills just as much as it could play in there favor.

You're right... This one will be HEAVILY decided by how the coaching staff of the Bills deals with this injury this week.

I really wish we didn't have to play them this week. I just don't want to root against the Bills this week.

Virginia Steeler · 09-11-2007, 01:35 PM

line is Steelers -9

ShutDown24 · 09-11-2007, 01:45 PM

Welcome,

I am really looking forward to seeing Marshawn Lynch play... I thought he was the best player coming out of the draft (don't laugh) and I think he could hurt us catching balls outo f the backfield.

Hammer67 · 09-11-2007, 01:52 PM

Wow...lot's of new members of Steelersfever. Welcome all.

I concur that Lynch will end up being a big part of that offense. I am actually looking forward to seeing Paul Posluszny play. It's kind of a homer sentiment as I am a PSU alum but I still think he is the LB the Steelers should have taken in place of Timmons...especially now with the talk of Timmons moving inside.

jjpro11 · 09-11-2007, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Hammer67

Wow...lot's of new members of Steelersfever. Welcome all.

I concur that Lynch will end up being a big part of that offense. I am actually looking forward to seeing Paul Posluszny play. It's kind of a homer sentiment as I am a PSU alum but I still think he is the LB the Steelers should have taken in place of Timmons...especially now with the talk of Timmons moving inside.

i really wanted him too. but i will be the first to get over that if timmons pans out. he's got a chance to be as intimidating as lloyd, gildon, porter, etc.. we just have to wait and see.

kinzua · 09-11-2007, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by LambertLunatic

According to the local news (I live in Bills country), the locker room mood after last Sunday's game was downcast. If Coach Jauron can get his troops to "win this one for Everett", we could be in for a long day. We also have to be wary about the Bills special teams. This is the one area where the Bills are really good.

Their O is pretty dangerous, since their new running back is the real deal. Loserman to Evans can be dangerous, and Peerlice Price, although getting up there in years, can still be a threat.

Defensively, the Bills are actually worse than the Browns IMO. One of their starting LBs went down in training camp, and his replacement went down last Sunday. They also lost a starting CB and a starting Safety last Sunday. Their only decent defensive lineman (Ellison) is still hurt and won't play.Buffalo's run defense is about as intimidating as Cincinatti's, so Parker should have a field day. They also can't stop a scrambling QB. Don't be surprised if Big Ben gets 50+ yards running.

The only 2 things that worry me about the Bills are their special teams and how they'll react to Everett's injury.

You need to pay better attention to the local news.

Keith Ellison was the starting LB who went down in TC, not "theironly decent defensive lineman ". Pro Bowl DE Aaron Schobel (14+ sacks in 2006) and his partner DE Chris Kelsay are both ready to go. All the DTs are good to go.

The Bills got gashed and mauled by the Broncos, but the season openers are notoriously dicey and frequently aren't a real indication of how good or bad a team is. More to the point, the Steelers don't have a pair of corners as good as Champ and Dre, who made believers out of me!

FYI: Big Ben is not nearly as fast nor as strong as Vince Young ...

Stlrs4Life · 09-11-2007, 03:19 PM

There passing game, and there punt return specialist.

fansince'76 · 09-11-2007, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kinzua

You need to pay better attention to the local news.

Keith Ellison was the starting LB who went down in TC, not "theironly decent defensive lineman ". Pro Bowl DE Aaron Schobel (14+ sacks in 2006) and his partner DE Chris Kelsay are both ready to go. All the DTs are good to go.

The Bills got gashed and mauled by the Broncos, but the season openers are notoriously dicey and frequently aren't a real indication of how good or bad a team is. More to the point, the Steelers don't have a pair of corners as good as Champ and Dre, who made believers out of me!

FYI: Big Ben is not nearly as fast nor as strong as Vince Young ...

Who are you trying to convince, us or yourself?

09-11-2007, 10:50 AM	#11
LambertLunatic Bench Warmer Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 199 Member Number: 2563 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Steelers vs Bills According to the local news (I live in Bills country), the locker room mood after last Sunday's game was downcast. If Coach Jauron can get his troops to "win this one for Everett", we could be in for a long day. We also have to be wary about the Bills special teams. This is the one area where the Bills are really good. Their O is pretty dangerous, since their new running back is the real deal. Loserman to Evans can be dangerous, and Peerlice Price, although getting up there in years, can still be a threat. Defensively, the Bills are actually worse than the Browns IMO. One of their starting LBs went down in training camp, and his replacement went down last Sunday. They also lost a starting CB and a starting Safety last Sunday. Their only decent defensive lineman (Ellison) is still hurt and won't play. Buffalo's run defense is about as intimidating as Cincinatti's, so Parker should have a field day. They also can't stop a scrambling QB. Don't be surprised if Big Ben gets 50+ yards running. The only 2 things that worry me about the Bills are their special teams and how they'll react to Everett's injury.

09-11-2007, 11:40 AM	#12
GeneralRobinson Bench Warmer Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 374 Member Number: 5611 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Steelers vs Bills Thanks, LL. I would think our line will have to pay close attention to Aaron Schobel as well. Is Buffalo a blitzing team or do they rely on their front four?

09-11-2007, 01:35 PM	#14
Virginia Steeler Draft Prospect Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 141 Member Number: 5793 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Steelers vs Bills line is Steelers -9

09-11-2007, 01:45 PM	#15
ShutDown24 Team President Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2,125 Gender: Male Member Number: 3997 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Steelers vs Bills Welcome, I am really looking forward to seeing Marshawn Lynch play... I thought he was the best player coming out of the draft (don't laugh) and I think he could hurt us catching balls outo f the backfield. __________________

09-11-2007, 01:52 PM	#16
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