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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

Free $ huh? Steelers are good and have shown great heart after losing 3 pro bowl offensive players  over 2 seasons and staying over .500. That's nearly impossible sometimes when a team just loses a franchise qb. On paper it's all Steelers, why do I hear in the distance, it's very faint but it keeps saying "sucker line" "sucker line". If this game was a pick would anyone bat an eye? They'd still take Pitt. Cleveland needs a miracle of some kind to win this game but "Do you believe in miracles"?Under is looking very appealing... Pitt doesn't let teams do sh*t defensively.  Cleveland will have it's work cut out for themselves no doubt. Just a thought. The Ravens were flat against the Browns and got ran out at home. Anything can happen (see MNF if you need evidence). I can't get over how dominating SF was for a quarter and a half. I bet everyone that had them was falling all over themselves about how easy this was gonna be... It's RARELY EASY...
6/2 Bills had the Same Line but Cleveland fan boys bet it up to -3. I won 60% pushed the 40% I had Cleveland vs Buffalo because Buffalo is awful.

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Hou/Pitt parlay pays over 5 to 1! 

 
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I like the Steelers as well, however 7 point teaser teasing the Steelers +10/Under 48.5 seems pretty safe here. peace_5

 
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Thanks for your input Frank . It certainly looks like a 4 railer , almost too good to be true .new_closecallWith all the offensive power Clev has , you would think they could at least control the gameby running the ball. Those are two really good backs. I like Icemans teaser , and will prob play  it . I'm w/you on the money line bet. Gonna try a little of that as well . As always , GL on your plays.peace

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For the record, I've NOT hit on my last 6 Thursday night plays... (after starting off 4-0 on TNF).  Crazy.

I'm looking at this game and will be won by 3 pts. 

Through the miracles of PVR, I rewatched the CLE/BUF game last night in about 10 minutes.  Couple of things stood out (obvious ones granted).  The Browns are a mess inside the 20 and the coaching is worse than that, among other things.

Cleveland did pretty much everything they could to lose the game; like they wanted the Bills to win for some reason and even got that wrong!    Ever since that "statement" win on MNF in week 2 vs the Jets, the Browns just seem to get it wrong week in and week out. 

Let's call it for what it is; coaching.  Poor coaching can lose games (SF on Monday) and the Browns last week as a recent example.  It's one thing to make mistakes and learn from them but it's something entirely different when you're team looks lost week after week (after week)...

Tomlin vs Kitch.  They've got their teams trending in opposite directions right now and being ready to go on a short week favors the better coach.  Player stats aside, my pick is based on the two guys coming up with the game plan.  I trust one over the other in a big way; I'm simplifying it to that.

Pitt by 3 or more (just remember I'm 0-6 in last 6 TNF).

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All six of the last Browns coaches have been fired after losing to the Steelers. Freddie We barely got to know you. It has been since 2014 since the Browns defeated the Steelers even though they play twice a year. Does coaching matter-yes. Does a good Offensive line matter-yes, do turnovers matter-yes, does defense matter-yes. Does QB matter-yes, does team chemistry matter-yes, does a winning culture matter-yes. Tough callan_roll_laugh

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Quote Originally Posted by FRANKtheBANKss:

All six of the last Browns coaches have been fired after losing to the Steelers. Freddie We barely got to know you. It has been since 2014 since the Browns defeated the Steelers even though they play twice a year. Does coaching matter-yes. Does a good Offensive line matter-yes, do turnovers matter-yes, does defense matter-yes. Does QB matter-yes, does team chemistry matter-yes, does a winning culture matter-yes. Tough callan_roll_laugh


You must be a Steelers fan. Clearly the Browns have the better QB...I don't think tha'ts even debatable.
 
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The picks might be right or wrong but your write ups are completely comical 

Completely biased towards one side and just a bunch of sh1t talking.
 
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Shocker... Easy $ right? Easiest $ was UNDER and some props on more UNDERS...

Gonna be some mofos suspended for a while. Myles Garrett will likely be suspended for the rest of the season.

That entire incident never should've happened. A minute to go, clock is running, Pitt winning that game was the closest thing to impossible you'll ever see. Run the ball and get out. I get a kick out of the protection that players get nowadays, but when coaches could make the most obvious decisions they fk it up. Why risk getting someone hurt with a minute to go? Myles Jack went berserk in game 1, must be something about being named Myles this season...

Someone said the Browns always get it wrong. They win a game tonight and all that's going to be said about that game is the unnecessary violence. 
 
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Well said Killer_B *woof woof!peace_5

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Well, they knocked out the Steelers two WRs with dirty hits, Conners knocked out. But why didn't Pittsburgh run the ball? Down 7 ball on Cleveland 31 and they throw and throw and throw. Pittsburgh defense stopped the run.  Two big early plays by home team is not out of the norm on primetime divisional games. Even if it is the 3rd string running back run the ball you are down one score. Four INTs killed the Steelers defense. After the first 8 minutes Browns offense did nothing. Surprised by all the Steelers passing with both starting WRs out. Still can't believe the ending of the game that is just retarded. Football as a sport is dying. Every college stadium is empty besides the winning professional college teams, I don't find the need to watch games anymore. I know young people don't watch any sports any more. How do teams like Kent State and Buffalo, then Temple afford to give scholarships? No one goes to the games, nobody watches the games nobody cares. TV money?  Or they have to travel to the professional Uni teams and get paid lose by 60 points. In front of a half full stadium. Anyway, hit CBB hit NCAA ML had a small + money night. Steelers just run the ball and you win Rudolph is a backup, his WRs were backups, his RB was a backup but you still had an offensive line. The AFC is just terrible this year. If the Patriots win the AFC again. Jeez.

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Quote Originally Posted by FRANKtheBANKss:

Well, they knocked out the Steelers two WRs with dirty hits, Conners knocked out. But why didn't Pittsburgh run the ball? Down 7 ball on Cleveland 31 and they throw and throw and throw. Pittsburgh defense stopped the run.  Two big early plays by home team is not out of the norm on primetime divisional games. Even if it is the 3rd string running back run the ball you are down one score. Four INTs killed the Steelers defense. After the first 8 minutes Browns offense did nothing. Surprised by all the Steelers passing with both starting WRs out. Still can't believe the ending of the game that is just retarded. Football as a sport is dying. Every college stadium is empty besides the winning professional college teams, I don't find the need to watch games anymore. I know young people don't watch any sports any more. How do teams like Kent State and Buffalo, then Temple afford to give scholarships? No one goes to the games, nobody watches the games nobody cares. TV money?  Or they have to travel to the professional Uni teams and get paid lose by 60 points. In front of a half full stadium. Anyway, hit CBB hit NCAA ML had a small + money night. Steelers just run the ball and you win Rudolph is a backup, his WRs were backups, his RB was a backup but you still had an offensive line. The AFC is just terrible this year. If the Patriots win the AFC again. Jeez.

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Quote Originally Posted by Denson7:

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Football as a sport is dying. Every college stadium is empty besides the winning professional college teams, I don't find the need to watch games anymore. I know young people don't watch any sports any more. How do teams like Kent State and Buffalo, then Temple afford to give scholarships? No one goes to the games, nobody watches the games nobody cares. TV money?  Or they have to travel to the professional Uni teams and get paid lose by 60 points. In front of a half full stadium. .

 

Last week it was Cincy, Tenn, TB , Chicago, NYJ and Indy and some thought there were more KC fans than Tenn fans at that game.....   Every week now at least 1/2 of the NFL stadiums are at least 1/2 empty -- It Used to be Chicago Bears packed Soldier field win or lose.    Them days are OVER ! 

 

 
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Yeah it sucked Frank

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Quote Originally Posted by stressfreelife:

Quote Originally Posted by Denson7:

Quote Originally Posted by FRANKtheBANKss:

Football as a sport is dying. Every college stadium is empty besides the winning professional college teams, I don't find the need to watch games anymore. I know young people don't watch any sports any more. How do teams like Kent State and Buffalo, then Temple afford to give scholarships? No one goes to the games, nobody watches the games nobody cares. TV money?  Or they have to travel to the professional Uni teams and get paid lose by 60 points. In front of a half full stadium. .
  Last week it was Cincy, Tenn, TB , Chicago, NYJ and Indy and some thought there were more KC fans than Tenn fans at that game.....   Every week now at least 1/2 of the NFL stadiums are at least 1/2 empty -- It Used to be Chicago Bears packed Soldier field win or lose.    Them days are OVER !   Yeah it sucked FrankOnto the next one my man well get it

It's expensive to go to a game now a days, why go if you think your team is going to lose? People are too busy these days too. With dvrs and all that it's easy to watch the games when you want now. 10 years or so ago and you either went to the game or watched it when it was on tv and not in 4k either. Much more incentive to go years ago, not so much these days. 

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FRANKtheBANKss:

Well, they knocked out the Steelers two WRs with dirty hits, Conners knocked out. But why didn't Pittsburgh run the ball? Down 7 ball on Cleveland 31 and they throw and throw and throw. Pittsburgh defense stopped the run.  Two big early plays by home team is not out of the norm on primetime divisional games. Even if it is the 3rd string running back run the ball you are down one score. Four INTs killed the Steelers defense. After the first 8 minutes Browns offense did nothing. Surprised by all the Steelers passing with both starting WRs out. Still can't believe the ending of the game that is just retarded. Football as a sport is dying. Every college stadium is empty besides the winning professional college teams, I don't find the need to watch games anymore. I know young people don't watch any sports any more. How do teams like Kent State and Buffalo, then Temple afford to give scholarships? No one goes to the games, nobody watches the games nobody cares. TV money?  Or they have to travel to the professional Uni teams and get paid lose by 60 points. In front of a half full stadium. Anyway, hit CBB hit NCAA ML had a small + money night. Steelers just run the ball and you win Rudolph is a backup, his WRs were backups, his RB was a backup but you still had an offensive line. The AFC is just terrible this year. If the Patriots win the AFC again. Jeez.

Every college football stadium is empty? confusedconfused

Football is dying?? confusedconfused

You don't have a need to watch anymore?? confused

You lost one bet....no need to cry like a girl. Get over yourself.

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