@Benstonium does it again with Mike Tomlin "Obviously" Press Conference Remix

Jerome Bettis : "Give Ben Control"

Very rarely do I agree with Jerome Bettis but he actually gave pretty insightful analysis about his former team on SportsCenter. Bettis said that the Pittsburgh Steelers need to blow up the offense and give Ben Roethlisberger more control. It's not a new take on what the Steelers should do on offense, a lot of people including myself have shared that same opinion for years now.

Fact: The Steelers are extremely predictable right now on offense. They can't run the ball, at all. The Steelers offensive line also sucks. So basically, every defense is going to crowd the line of scrimmage and blitz Ben and the Steelers more than 50% of the time. One way to combat that would be to use the no-huddle even more. Now, it doesn't have to be a hurry-up offense, just a no-huddle, with the Steelers' best player, Ben Roethlisberger in control.

For those that are still defending Todd Haley and his playcalling, the only two Steelers offensive touchdowns this year are via the no-huddle with Ben calling the plays.

Guest Blog by SteelersCrash : Either Todd Haley or Mike Tomlin/Ben Have to Go

The Steelers 16-9 loss to the Titans in a game that would have made Ray Sherman look like Mike Holmgren, has made me realize that one of two things will happen before the 2014 season begins next year.

1. Head Coach (We think) Mike Tomlin is allowed to have his say and Haley goes, fellow assistant Randy Fichtner replaces him, he then uses elements of his "Memphis Spread" offense and the Steelers get out from under the stone age.

Or

2. Tomlin goes, Ben goes, Haley gets promoted to head coach and they sign a cheap scrub to hand off and play "Steeler Football".

Guest Blog by Justin Brumbaugh: Where can the Steelers Find Some Help

There have been many shitstorms throughout history, take for instance the Titanic. Now none of us were there (I assume) but I can say from various literature and that one movie, that it sucked. 

Due to work I was not able to watch the game live, but after reading a few select texts, posts, and tweets I can assure you that I won't. I am hoping our performance was an anomaly, but one thing that will not change is the fact that 3 vital players were lost for the season due to injury.

Guest Blog: Charlie Batch's comments raises more questions

Batch's comments raises more questions


By SteelersCrash


Charlie Batch's recent comments about Ben Roethlisberger and Todd Haley's relationship that the Trib's Alan Robinson reported are alarming to say the least. IF true they raise even more questions rather than provide answers:

Pittsburgh Steelers: Five Things to Watch For This Year

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Finally…  The lockout is “officially” over, and football is in the air once again.  2011 seems to be yet another promising year for the Steel Curtain. Here are five things to watch for in Pittsburgh this season.