Tomlin has faced K. Warner before

[VegasStlrFan]

Thats a good post. Honestly I think the Steelers D shut down the Cards O or at a minimum cancel each other out.

The big question in my opinion isn't how the teams strength match up, its the Steelers O vs the Cards D. I think that will determine this game. I think the odds are in the Steelers favor there.

[tony hipchest]

Originally Posted by IAWarnerFan

FTFY I'd rather have Boldin/Fitz/Breaston.

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you forgot to add az hakim and left out marshall faulk.

remember montana, rice, taylor, craig, jones, and rathman? lebeau shut them down.

how bout manning, harrison, wayne, stokely, clark, and james? yep. lebeau shut them down.

and the greatest show on turf? it seems their kryptonite was the tampa bay defense. not a defense tomlin led but most definitely a defense that he was a part of and built his foundation upon.

fwiw id rather have hines, holmes, washington, miller, parker against the cardinals defense as opposed to fitz, boldin, breaston, ?, ?, against the steelers defense.

[TheSteelCurtain]

Originally Posted by IAWarnerFan

He broke 1000 yards and you say "the guy just isn't that good?"

Pat Tudstill, Nate Burleson, Willie Jackson, Brandon Stokley, Dick Gordon, Bob Boyd, Ashley Lelie, Drew Bennet, Koren Robinson, Michael Westbrook.


These guys all have had 1000 yard season. Do you even know who half of them are? If you do are they significant? 1006 yards and 3 touchdows doesnt quite make you a standout.

[VegasStlrFan]

[QUOTE=tony hipchest;545199]you forgot to add az hakim and left out marshall faulk.

remember montana, rice, taylor, craig, jones, and rathman? lebeau shut them down.

how bout manning, harrison, wayne, stokely, clark, and james? yep. lebeau shut them down.

and the greatest show on turf? it seems their kryptonite was the tampa bay defense. not a defense tomlin led but most definitely a defense that he was a part of and built his foundation upon.

fwiw id rather have hines, holmes, washington, miller, parker against the cardinals defense as opposed to fitz, boldin, breaston, ?, ?, against the steelers defense.[/QUOTE]

Thats the game right there!

[TheSteelCurtain]

I would also like to point out that Warner threw the ball 200 more times than Roethlisberger this season

[Steelers & I]

Originally Posted by TheSteelCurtain

I would also like to point out that Warner threw the ball 200 more times than Roethlisberger this season

And Warner threw his balls in possibly, the worst effing division of all freaking time!

EFF the Arizona Cardinals, IS IT SUNDAY YET?

[IAWarnerFan]

Originally Posted by tony hipchest

you forgot to add az hakim and left out marshall faulk.

remember montana, rice, taylor, craig, jones, and rathman? lebeau shut them down.

how bout manning, harrison, wayne, stokely, clark, and james? yep. lebeau shut them down.

and the greatest show on turf? it seems their kryptonite was the tampa bay defense. not a defense tomlin led but most definitely a defense that he was a part of and built his foundation upon.

fwiw id rather have hines, holmes, washington, miller, parker against the cardinals defense as opposed to fitz, boldin, breaston, Urban, Hightower, and Arrington, against the steelers defense.

FTFY

[IAWarnerFan]

Originally Posted by Steelers & I

And Warner threw his balls in possibly, the worst effing division of all freaking time!

EFF the Arizona Cardinals, IS IT SUNDAY YET?

That's only 6 games and the 49ers were actually pretty good the 2nd time. You're divison wasn't all that either. You played Baltimore twice. That's it!

[Steelers & I]

Originally Posted by IAWarnerFan

That's only 6 games and the 49ers were actually pretty good the 2nd time. You're divison wasn't all that either. You played Baltimore twice. That's it!

SIGH, the Steelers will have played the toughest schedule EVER by a Super Bowl winning team. Try again Mac.

[IAWarnerFan]

Originally Posted by Steelers & I

SIGH, the Steelers will have played the toughest schedule EVER by a Super Bowl winning team. Try again Mac.

I meant in the division. Cleveland 4-12 and Cincinnatti 4-11-1. Sure, your division was a bit better than the NFC West, but not by that much. The Cardinals had a difficult non divisional schedule as well. Buffalo being the only team that finished under .500 (7-9) and they were 4-0 at the time. Both the Cardinals and Steelers had difficult schedules.