skinsfaninok
02-07-2011, 12:05 AM
And receivers and great defense.
Yes but it all starts at qb
Yes but it all starts at qb
Super Bowl XLVskinsfaninok 02-07-2011, 12:05 AM And receivers and great defense. Yes but it all starts at qb Ruhskins 02-07-2011, 12:15 AM Yes but it all starts at qb Well that's not our only answer unfortunately. EARTHQUAKE2689 02-07-2011, 01:53 AM Two really class organizations. Good ol Mark Murphy! Great to see you. Rodgers is a perfect face of a franchise. I really liked hearing that Steelers coach Tomlin waited at the locker room door and thank each of his players for a successful season. Class move. Shanahan can learn from him. You had to bring Shanny into this didn't you? warpaint 02-07-2011, 03:17 AM You had to bring Shanny into this didn't you? its ok we will have our day CRedskinsRule 02-07-2011, 07:03 AM Two really class organizations. Good ol Mark Murphy! Great to see you. Rodgers is a perfect face of a franchise. I really liked hearing that Steelers coach Tomlin waited at the locker room door and thank each of his players for a successful season. Class move. Shanahan can learn from him. I would say, watch the SB replays of Shanahan's wins. Or listen to schlereth talk about him as a coach. Mike Tomlin knows every player on his team, helped pick them or purposefully kept them - yes I know Shanahan brought in McNabb... I think that after a season (maybe two) of pruning out certain types of players that we have had in the past we will see a much more cohesive group going forward. Giantone 02-07-2011, 07:50 AM Yes but it all starts at qb ........I disagree starts up front on the Oline,once the QB can get some time good things happen. skinsfan69 02-07-2011, 08:17 AM Two really class organizations. Good ol Mark Murphy! Great to see you. Rodgers is a perfect face of a franchise. I really liked hearing that Steelers coach Tomlin waited at the locker room door and thank each of his players for a successful season. Class move. Shanahan can learn from him. Tomlin has become on of my favorite coaches. I just like the way the guy goes about his business. No game playing, no my way or the highway type of crap, simply a great hire. skinsfan69 02-07-2011, 08:23 AM Rogers was clearly the difference. He might be the best pure passer I've seen in a while. How many drops did he have? The score could've been worse if his guys could hang on to the ball. And our former Redskin, Ryan Clark kinda had a rough night. And great kick Suisham! lol. 44ever 02-07-2011, 08:25 AM I like the way GB uses 2 sometimes 3 backs in their offense at the same time. skinsguy 02-07-2011, 08:54 AM A couple of things to mention: First, notice how stale Green Bay's offense went in the third quarter when they abandoned the run. One reason why I feel the Steelers were able to mount a comeback is that the Packers started becoming way too one dimensional. If they would have stuck with the running game, especially when they were up 21-10, then I believe they would have shortened the game and kept the Steeler's offense off the field. Secondly, a lot of dropped passes! If at least half of those dropped passes were caught, the Packers probably could have put the game away much sooner. My hat's off to the Packers. I was happy to see Aaron Rodgers get his first Super Bowl ring and receive MVP honors on top of that. As much as I hate the Pittsburgh Steelers, I do respect Mike Tomlin. He is a classy guy and I'm sure he will have the Steelers back in the thick of things again next season (whenever that next season is.) |
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