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The Steelers are the luckiest freaking team in the league. Wholly unimpressive

It would be like Pittsburgh to pull out a victory in a game like this. I don't care what their record is, it's very hard to take them seriously as a contender

Great job by Cleveland to completely self destruct on defense. Just handed Pittsburgh that TD

Not worried about the Jets at all at this point. They will be running for the bus in late December. The Pats game in Foxboro could get a little tricky

I forgot about the Reddick situation lol. The Eagles sign the younger Bryce Huff away from you, then you part with a 3rd and the 30 something year old Reddick holds out half the season. Then you capitulate and give him a big contract. You can't make that crap up.

I think he's worth a 4th for sure. Aubrey can flat out kick. His approach to the ball looks so easy and effortless

Douglas gets far too much leniency from a lot of folks for a guy who owns a 30-64 record as GM. If anything, he should've been the first to go, not Saleh. He drafted Zach Wilson and butchered the quarterback room. He largely ignored the offensive line and then tried to make up for it this offseason by signing dinosaurs like Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses. He's frivolously wasted draft capital. And he's built his defense into a collection of individual, me first talent that turn into complete pussies when they get punched in the mouth.

Cooper Rush is hot garbage

It may have been good, but yet again shows how unreliable Bass has been. The XP to make it 23-14 was barely inside the upright as well. Meanwhile, a guy off the Jets practice squad was knocking his kicks straight through without issue.

Complete lack of pocket awareness by Herbert there

Fair enough. Harbaugh and his outdated approach is something I would never want any part of an as NFL fan.

None of what you say is wrong, but you didn't disprove my point either. Jim Harbaugh will never win a Super Bowl as an NFL coach. As a matter of fact, he won't come particularly close

Harbaugh is the modern day Chuck Knox. As long as he insists on employing offensive philosophies a la Greg Roman, there is a limitation on his team's ceiling. This isn't 1970

On that pass to Smith Schuster there wasn't a Bills defender within 3-4 yards of the line of scrimmage other than the down lineman, and that was from around the 10 yard line. Crazy