Huuuuge Pittsburgh fan myself. Bears and Steelers here. It’s too bad the Steelers could never put it together with the killer Bs. I used to like Tomlin a lot but I feel he’s lost that locker room. It’s like a d@mn soap opera in there. With Bell out and AB most likely moving in, and Shazier getting hurt last year, I think they are done.
As for the Ravens, to this day, my two favorite players of all time are Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Those two were my boys. If they get past the Chargers this weekend, they could surprise many going forward.
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Huuuuge Pittsburgh fan myself. Bears and Steelers here. It’s too bad the Steelers could never put it together with the killer Bs. I used to like Tomlin a lot but I feel he’s lost that locker room. It’s like a d@mn soap opera in there. With Bell out and AB most likely moving in, and Shazier getting hurt last year, I think they are done.
As for the Ravens, to this day, my two favorite players of all time are Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Those two were my boys. If they get past the Chargers this weekend, they could surprise many going forward.
Huuuuge Pittsburgh fan myself. Bears and Steelers here. It’s too bad the Steelers could never put it together with the killer Bs. I used to like Tomlin a lot but I feel he’s lost that locker room. It’s like a d@mn soap opera in there. With Bell out and AB most likely moving in, and Shazier getting hurt last year, I think they are done.
As for the Ravens, to this day, my two favorite players of all time are Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Those two were my boys. If they get past the Chargers this weekend, they could surprise many going forward.
Yea... Steelers are in huge trouble. I don't see things working out with Tomlin.
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Quote Originally Posted by Achilles1629:
Huuuuge Pittsburgh fan myself. Bears and Steelers here. It’s too bad the Steelers could never put it together with the killer Bs. I used to like Tomlin a lot but I feel he’s lost that locker room. It’s like a d@mn soap opera in there. With Bell out and AB most likely moving in, and Shazier getting hurt last year, I think they are done.
As for the Ravens, to this day, my two favorite players of all time are Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Those two were my boys. If they get past the Chargers this weekend, they could surprise many going forward.
Yea... Steelers are in huge trouble. I don't see things working out with Tomlin.
If you are taking the Chargers..I would live bet them..They are one of the slowest starting teams in big games...They always like to get down 10-14 points then make a comeback..That's Phillip Rivers for you...
This season..vs...Chiefs(2)...Rams...Steelers...Ravens...all slow starts...
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Quote Originally Posted by davemsh:
If you are taking the Chargers..I would live bet them..They are one of the slowest starting teams in big games...They always like to get down 10-14 points then make a comeback..That's Phillip Rivers for you...
This season..vs...Chiefs(2)...Rams...Steelers...Ravens...all slow starts...
Despite their solid season-long numbers, the Chargers have struggled of late to contain opposing run games. They sit ninth league-wide in raw yardage allowed and 12th on a per-carry basis but have given up huge recent days to Cincinnati’s Joe Mixon (26 for 111 and 1 touchdown) and Gus Edwards (14 for 92) in this very matchup. Decimated by injuries to the front seven, they’ll continue to ride a patchwork group into Baltimore. This front is designed to stop the pass first and foremost, and it hasn’t featured much pure linebacker play at all since middle linebacker Denzel Perryman’s injury. With both him and Jatavis Brown sidelined, it’s hard to predict how the team will approach early downs. Special-teamers Kyle Emanuel and Hayes Pullard will be pressed into heavy snaps, while the Chargers hope their solid line rotation can withstand the Ravens’ power-blocking approach. Still, they’ll need some degree of linebacker play to handle creases and cutback lanes, and they come into this matchup severely undermanned. Baltimore’s trio of dynamic runners should have plenty of room to erupt when they’re able to reach the second level - though it’s worth noting this unit held quarterback Lamar Jackson in check (39 yards on 13 attempts) just 2 weeks ago.
Ravens should put up 70+ rushing yards over Chargers, while only giving up 45 additional passing yards in exchange.
Last 3 games:
11.Ravens 5.8 yards/play
24. Chargers 4.9 yards/play
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8. Ravens 21 1st downs per game
16. Chargers 20.3 1st downs per game
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1. Ravens 14.7 Opp 1st downs per game
19. Chargers 18.7 Opp 1st downs per game
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8. Ravens +1.0 turnover margin/game
32. Chargers -1.3
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Despite their solid season-long numbers, the Chargers have struggled of late to contain opposing run games. They sit ninth league-wide in raw yardage allowed and 12th on a per-carry basis but have given up huge recent days to Cincinnati’s Joe Mixon (26 for 111 and 1 touchdown) and Gus Edwards (14 for 92) in this very matchup. Decimated by injuries to the front seven, they’ll continue to ride a patchwork group into Baltimore. This front is designed to stop the pass first and foremost, and it hasn’t featured much pure linebacker play at all since middle linebacker Denzel Perryman’s injury. With both him and Jatavis Brown sidelined, it’s hard to predict how the team will approach early downs. Special-teamers Kyle Emanuel and Hayes Pullard will be pressed into heavy snaps, while the Chargers hope their solid line rotation can withstand the Ravens’ power-blocking approach. Still, they’ll need some degree of linebacker play to handle creases and cutback lanes, and they come into this matchup severely undermanned. Baltimore’s trio of dynamic runners should have plenty of room to erupt when they’re able to reach the second level - though it’s worth noting this unit held quarterback Lamar Jackson in check (39 yards on 13 attempts) just 2 weeks ago.
Ravens should put up 70+ rushing yards over Chargers, while only giving up 45 additional passing yards in exchange.
Ravens fan here. I really believe the Ravens will go the Super Bowl if they win this game. Jackson has got to take care of the ball. The only way I see the Ravens losing this game is if they lose the turnover battle by 2 or more.
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Ravens fan here. I really believe the Ravens will go the Super Bowl if they win this game. Jackson has got to take care of the ball. The only way I see the Ravens losing this game is if they lose the turnover battle by 2 or more.
Huuuuge Pittsburgh fan myself. Bears and Steelers here. It’s too bad the Steelers could never put it together with the killer Bs. I used to like Tomlin a lot but I feel he’s lost that locker room. It’s like a d@mn soap opera in there. With Bell out and AB most likely moving in, and Shazier getting hurt last year, I think they are done.
As for the Ravens, to this day, my two favorite players of all time are Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Those two were my boys. If they get past the Chargers this weekend, they could surprise many going forward.
Tomlin is a complete clown. He's cost the Steelers SB's, brings nothing toi the table whatsoever except incomprehensible long-winded PR BS.
Steelers would have had two more SB's with a decent HC.
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Quote Originally Posted by Achilles1629:
Huuuuge Pittsburgh fan myself. Bears and Steelers here. It’s too bad the Steelers could never put it together with the killer Bs. I used to like Tomlin a lot but I feel he’s lost that locker room. It’s like a d@mn soap opera in there. With Bell out and AB most likely moving in, and Shazier getting hurt last year, I think they are done.
As for the Ravens, to this day, my two favorite players of all time are Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Those two were my boys. If they get past the Chargers this weekend, they could surprise many going forward.
Tomlin is a complete clown. He's cost the Steelers SB's, brings nothing toi the table whatsoever except incomprehensible long-winded PR BS.
Steelers would have had two more SB's with a decent HC.
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