Doug Flutie Dropkick to Week 7 of the NFL

What do y'all think of Gruden's comparison of Bell to Curtis Martin? Obviously, he has a very long way to go, but in terms of style and ability, I can see it.

 

When I see Le'veon Bell run I see Dick Hoak

 

Antonio Brown has the toughness of John Stallworth and the grace of Lynn Swann

 

I don't think that was a catch by Antonio Brown. Looked like his second foot hit on the white line. Even if replay overturns the touchdown, that was still two amazing efforts by him on this drive.

 

No reason at all to take that penalty. Just stupid. That said, at least Tomlin made the right decision by going for the field goal. I don't care how close it was to the first down, you have to kick the field goal to push the lead to two scores.

 

Before my time, so I'll take your word for it. Hoak was coaching by the time I was born.

 

Mike Mitchell finally made a big play, but that is also an inexcusable mistake by Hopkins to fumble in that spot.

 

James Harrison finally made an impact in his return to the Steelers. Unfortunately, it was a stupid roughing the passer penalty, helping the Texans get into position to score with two minutes left. Might not matter, but Pittsburgh made this drive way too easy on Houston.

 

Have to agree with Tirico and Gruden. The deep shot the Steelers took on their last possession was a big mistake. Gave the Texans a shot. Sure, they need to recover the on-sides kick, but it shouldn't have come to that.

 

Wow. Heyward-Bey nearly pissed this one away for the Steelers. Terrible job, giving the Texans a chance to recover.

 

This thread turns into a one man twitter feed when the Steellers play.

 

Mixed in with folks whining rather than contributing something else.