Steelers vs. Browns Game Thread

Posted on January 2, 2011 by ryan

It’s pretty simple, really; win and everybody gets a week off, including Troy and Aaron. Lose and pack your bags because you’re taking the longcut to Dallas. So, yeah, let’s win.

This is your game thread.

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  • Anonymous

    Well. That was quick.

  • Anonymous

    And on the Browns next drive it looks like the Steelers have just forgotten how to tackle. They need to wrap up better. It’s not a bunch of big hits with no arms; it’s reaching arms sliding off for broken tackles.

    • Dickweed

      wasnt this the second team defense playing?

  • Anonymous

    Anthony Madison with the interception! Nice to for the special teamer.

  • Anonymous

    On Antonio Brown’s long run after catch near the two minute warning, did I see Pouncey run all the way to the sideline and block three players to the ground?

  • Anonymous

    One minute left in the half, clock running, and you decide to begin a shoving match instead of getting back to the line of scrimmage to get a play off? Have you given up on the game entirely?

  • Anonymous

    What the hell is wrong with CBS. You advertised Steelers/Browns, I showed up to watch Steelers/Browns, put on Steelers/Browns! I don’t give a shit about Raiders/Chiefs. You need to show the game you advertise. Someone needs to get fired for that idiotic decision.

  • Anonymous

    The referees have handed the Browns a touchdown. First at the beginning of the drive, the Browns were awarded the three extra yards they needed for a first down. Then the official notices that the receiver didn’t get control of the ball before going out of bounds, correctly rules, and then another official confers with him and they decide to award one for effort.

  • Randy Steele

    That was a gloriously easy game to watch.