The Steelers are no stranger to playing games in primetime, and as always players are pumped to be center stage when they travel to Denver for NBC’s Sunday Night Football this week.
“You have to love it,” said Antonio Brown. “All of your peers are watching; all football fans are all watching. It doesn’t get any better than Sunday night. Everyone is watching. It doesn’t get any better than opening the season there.”
And when the bright lights are on, everyone wants to shine.
“You play the game for these big-time games,” said Emmanuel Sanders. “That is what we live for, everyone is watching and they are watching to see the Steelers win.
“I have grown up on big time players doing big time things in big time games. Everybody wants to be that guy that makes the game winning catch on national television.”
The Steelers have had success in primetime under Coach Mike Tomlin, with a 19-7 record, including 10-4 on the road and 8-5 on Sunday Night Football.
ok.. and now a still impressive...19-8
soon to be 20-8
my thoughts on pit game.. Im going to stay away. I went pit last week who has a way better d, and with vick fumbling all the damn time i thought it was a good lean.. but we all know what happened..
tenn sucks and sucks bad but the Raiders suck and suck bad.. Im a Raider fan, we beat them and pit always comes to oak and kicks Raiders asses..this could be that upset game that game looks to easy. pit is old and not the same pit by any means. you just don't know what pit team will show up.. bol
Pitts 2-9 ats last 11 games on the road. 0-3 last 3 SU.Gave up 29 pure points per gm last 2 road endeavors. @ Den( 24) @ Oak (33) and have only cashed 2 out of 6 tickets last 6 road fav roles. 33%
Nothing new under the sun with these old cronies.
Tenn +6
Your the one talking all the dumb shit. Your the one trying to act tough and be cool. I got a roommate like you. Just dont get it.
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