All I see is that he is resigning his position and not retiring.se-alum;1694754 wrote:Dick LeBeau fired by Steelers. Was this expected?
Resigning is essentially the organization giving you the respect to not fire you. Hard to imagine you don't retire at age 77!!Ironman92;1694755 wrote:All I see is that he is resigning his position and not retiring.
I think it may be time for a change but Dick LeBeau's football resume is ridiculous. HOF playing career and a HOF coach IMO. 50 some consecutive NFL seasons...
I wish him the best....he's an icon
You have to perform in the regular season to get to the games that matter most. Which is why Baltimore wasn't there last year. I'd say that kind of matters, too.Pick6;1694775 wrote:Say what you want about Flacco, but the dude fucking performs when it matters most. And thats all that really matters.
Yeah. He has only missed the playoffs once in 7 years. Completely unacceptable.Mulva;1694777 wrote:You have to perform in the regular season to get to the games that matter most. Which is why Baltimore wasn't there last year. I'd say that kind of matters, too.
Should have knocked on wood.bigdaddy2003;1694779 wrote:17 tds to 0 picks.
True. 17 to 1 is still pretty good.Pick6;1694787 wrote:Should have knocked on wood.
Depends. Sometimes, you can get more space than you would on one taken at the 3 or so. Too bad it came back, because it was a decent return.mhs95_06;1694805 wrote:Not a good risk to return from that deep in the EZ. High probability that you will not make it to the 20, fumble, or get a penalty.
Thought the same myself...He didnt even attempt to make a play on the ball.se-alum;1694809 wrote:Bad throw by Flacco, but what the hell was Smith doing? He should've just knocked the ball away instead of hitting the DB.