Steelers Lounge Podcast #31: Ravens-Steelers Recap — Donnie Shell

Posted on January 17, 2011 by ryan

Beating the Ravens really does make your week. Especially when the Steelers spot them 14 first-half points only to follow it up with quite possibly their most dominant defensive effort of the season.

Lord have mercy.

There’s a lot to talk about it — from Ziggy Hood’s coming out party to Deebo taking over to Ben being Ben and the rookie wideouts, to quote Trent Walker, being all growed up (before our eyes!) — so let’s dispense with the words and get to it.

Talking starts below…

Steelers Lounge Podcast #31: Ravens-Steelers Recap

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  • Anonymous

    Nice way to start the day.

    Soemtimes when a team is getting neaten, you see stuff that makes you feel sorry for them as individuals. Watched the game last night and all of Brady’s facial expressions and body language gave me a special sense of schadenfreude. It made him seem like a very unpleasant person.

    • RoB D

      He reminds me of guy i knew for a few years.

      Narcissist.

  • Anonymous

    I see (Danny Sheridan) Steelers at home and Green Bay on the road both favored by three this morning.

  • Anonymous

    You did not remark on the serendipity in celebrating Ryan Clark’s big day in a podcast named for Donnie Shell.

  • Grw1960

    The Jets did run the ball successfully the last time they played the Steelers. It was by committee however the Jets had over 100 yards rushing in that game.

  • Randy Steele

    Sorry, but Eli Manning has the worst body language on the planet. Sanchez is a distant second.

  • NohSpinZone

    Hey guys. Looking forward to listening to this on my next workout. I really can’t wait for Podcast #32 in honor of Hubie Bryant…OK, Franco ;-p…which will be the pre-Super Bowl show. Go Steelers!