The Official 2024-2025 Pittsburgh Steelers Thread
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wow ...
Suspended indefinitely ....
they ray riced that ni99a...
i thought they would have put a number on it...yikes...
Pouncey got 3 ....def the kick did it ....
Yeah when you get that indefinite shit that's real REAL bad. Pouncey's will get reduced to 2 with an appeal. They just don't want that nigga playing in the rematch in two weeks.
Ogunjobi lucky he didn't get more. Mason is gonna get fined for sure for this as well. So will DeCastro.Teams got fined Quarter Mill a piece ...
chump change ...whats Myles sallary ...?
that shit gonna hit him hard ...those game checks gonna add up ...
oh...Ogunjobi was suspended one game for pushing Mason ...
so Mason isnt suspended or fined for instigating it ....wow...
y`all agree...?
Browns did everything they could not to win that game. We had no business being down by 7 points. No way are the Browns good enough to win the division. They sure as hell aren't as good or better than the Ravens. This team is an absolute mess.
whoa now...now lets not get carried away ...dont let that win against the Ravens early in the season fool u ...
they play again in December ...lets c how that rematch go ...
I agree. The amount of shit that has happened with this team this year is absolutely ridiculous. But firing him right now will be admittance someone up top made a mistake hiring the muthafucka. John Dorsey wants you to think he's smarter than what he really is.
Suspended Pouncey 3 for being a good slave to his massah. 
And the cac that started it got NOTHING!!!
NFL cats are high paid field niggas.
This is why I celebrated yesterday and clowned all the black folk for acting outraged.
And the cac that started it got NOTHING!!!
NFL cats are high paid field niggas.
This is why I celebrated yesterday and clowned all the black folk for acting outraged.
Word. Coon ass niggas on here.... Rudolph not only started it .... then even after his helmet got pulled off he kept going towards Myles who’s is BACKING UP. At that point it is 3 Steelers and one Brown. THEN... soon as he gets hit he turns toward the ref. Pouncey is a “hero” for defending his quarterback but Ogjobi defends his guy who’s getting stomped on the ground and .... he gets suspended for a damn push.Suspended Pouncey 3 for being a good slave to his massah.
And the cac that started it got NOTHING!!!
NFL cats are high paid field niggas.
This is why I celebrated yesterday and clowned all the black folk for acting outraged.
Steelers hope to leave brawl with Browns in the past
Four players were ejected. Three have been suspended. Two other players suffered concussions after illegal hits. And another escaped a potentially serious injury in one of the worst on-field incidents ever witnessed by players on both teams.
The Steelers and Cleveland Browns meet again in two weeks after the ugly events that marred the ending of Thursday night’s game in Cleveland and were witnessed by a national television audience. But the Steelers don’t expect what happened in the waning seconds of their 21-7 loss to the Browns to turn into a nasty, bitter rematch like what happened four years ago with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Despite the physical nature of the game in which they lost three of their top offensive performers with injuries, Steelers players appeared to be bothered by one incident — Browns defensive end Myles Garrett hitting quarterback Mason Rudolph with his own helmet — and not anything else that occurred during the game.
“No, it wasn’t getting out of hand,” cornerback Joe Haden said. “We’re playing physical, we don’t like them, they don’t like us. It’s a rivalry. People making hits, people making plays. Everybody was jacked up. That happens all the time. But you never see anyone swinging at someone’s head.”
The Steelers won’t have a chance at any type of retribution against Garrett, even if they wanted. He has been suspended indefinitely by the league and won’t play in the Dec. 1 rematch at Heinz Field, if at all the rest of the season.
What’s more, the Steelers dismissed hits that resulted in concussions against receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Dionate Johnson as an unfortunate and sometimes incidental part of football, even though Browns safety Damarious Randall was ejected for his hit on defenseless Johnson in the third quarter.
Outside linebacker Ola Adeniyi also left the game with a concussion, but it was the result of a tackle he made in the first quarter.
“That’s part of football,” said center Maurkice Pouncey, who was suspended three games for punching and kicking Garrett after he hit Rudolph in the head. “Guys are trying not to hit guys helmet-to-helmet. That’s not the first time that’s happened. We can’t say that was it. This was just sporadic. It was out of the blue.”
Unlike the tension that existed between the players and the organization with the bitter incidents that marred several games with the Bengals, including the 2015 AFC wild card playoff game in Paul Brown Stadium, both sides have made sure to point out that this was an isolated incident and not a result of simmering bad blood.
The feud with the Bengals was a result of several players, most notably linebacker Vontaze Burfict and cornerback Adam Jones, inciting the bitterness and bad feelings with what the Steelers considered to be repeated dirty plays
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam, a former Steelers investor, said in a statement on Friday he was “extremely disappointed in what transpired” at the end of the game and wanted to “sincerely apologize to Mason Rudolph and the Pittsburgh Steelers.” He called Garrett’s actions “completely unacceptable.”
Steelers guard David DeCastro, who was trying to break up the scuffle between Garrett and Rudolph when the helmet-swinging incident occurred, was asked if any tension between the teams was building that might have incited what happened.
“Honestly, not really,” DeCastro said. “It was just one of those weird plays where things kind of set each other off. The game was over at that point. It’s kind of unfortunate it had to happen.”
Even Garrett noted after the game that DeCastro was acting as a sort of peacemaker and trying to protect him from more retaliation.
“He was trying to keep everybody off me,” Garrett said. “He understood the reality of the situation. He didn't want any more blows to be thrown. He knew it was just two guys getting chippy, and [Rudolph] and I made a mistake. But I appreciate him coming up to me, and [teammate] Larry [Ogunjobi] coming up to me, just having my back in the whole situation.”
Four players were ejected. Three have been suspended. Two other players suffered concussions after illegal hits. And another escaped a potentially serious injury in one of the worst on-field incidents ever witnessed by players on both teams.
The Steelers and Cleveland Browns meet again in two weeks after the ugly events that marred the ending of Thursday night’s game in Cleveland and were witnessed by a national television audience. But the Steelers don’t expect what happened in the waning seconds of their 21-7 loss to the Browns to turn into a nasty, bitter rematch like what happened four years ago with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Despite the physical nature of the game in which they lost three of their top offensive performers with injuries, Steelers players appeared to be bothered by one incident — Browns defensive end Myles Garrett hitting quarterback Mason Rudolph with his own helmet — and not anything else that occurred during the game.
“No, it wasn’t getting out of hand,” cornerback Joe Haden said. “We’re playing physical, we don’t like them, they don’t like us. It’s a rivalry. People making hits, people making plays. Everybody was jacked up. That happens all the time. But you never see anyone swinging at someone’s head.”
The Steelers won’t have a chance at any type of retribution against Garrett, even if they wanted. He has been suspended indefinitely by the league and won’t play in the Dec. 1 rematch at Heinz Field, if at all the rest of the season.
What’s more, the Steelers dismissed hits that resulted in concussions against receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Dionate Johnson as an unfortunate and sometimes incidental part of football, even though Browns safety Damarious Randall was ejected for his hit on defenseless Johnson in the third quarter.
Outside linebacker Ola Adeniyi also left the game with a concussion, but it was the result of a tackle he made in the first quarter.
“That’s part of football,” said center Maurkice Pouncey, who was suspended three games for punching and kicking Garrett after he hit Rudolph in the head. “Guys are trying not to hit guys helmet-to-helmet. That’s not the first time that’s happened. We can’t say that was it. This was just sporadic. It was out of the blue.”
Unlike the tension that existed between the players and the organization with the bitter incidents that marred several games with the Bengals, including the 2015 AFC wild card playoff game in Paul Brown Stadium, both sides have made sure to point out that this was an isolated incident and not a result of simmering bad blood.
The feud with the Bengals was a result of several players, most notably linebacker Vontaze Burfict and cornerback Adam Jones, inciting the bitterness and bad feelings with what the Steelers considered to be repeated dirty plays
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam, a former Steelers investor, said in a statement on Friday he was “extremely disappointed in what transpired” at the end of the game and wanted to “sincerely apologize to Mason Rudolph and the Pittsburgh Steelers.” He called Garrett’s actions “completely unacceptable.”
Steelers guard David DeCastro, who was trying to break up the scuffle between Garrett and Rudolph when the helmet-swinging incident occurred, was asked if any tension between the teams was building that might have incited what happened.
“Honestly, not really,” DeCastro said. “It was just one of those weird plays where things kind of set each other off. The game was over at that point. It’s kind of unfortunate it had to happen.”
Even Garrett noted after the game that DeCastro was acting as a sort of peacemaker and trying to protect him from more retaliation.
“He was trying to keep everybody off me,” Garrett said. “He understood the reality of the situation. He didn't want any more blows to be thrown. He knew it was just two guys getting chippy, and [Rudolph] and I made a mistake. But I appreciate him coming up to me, and [teammate] Larry [Ogunjobi] coming up to me, just having my back in the whole situation.”
Man we lose to Cincinnati and this will be the ultimate fuckin disgrace. 
Damn Mason's arm got tipped. 
This offense is fuckin horrible.
Fuckin ridiculous man.
This offense is abysmal. Benched Rudolph. Duck Hodges is in the game. Jesus Henry ChristI can’t even watch the Steelers
I rather watch the red zone instead
Just saw it on red zone might turn to the game now!!! The Duck is the qb from here on outThis offense is abysmal. Benched Rudolph. Duck Hodges is in the game. Jesus Henry Christ
OH SHIT!!! DUCK HODGES. TOUCHDOWN!!!! Rudolph's ass won't be starting anymore.
Villanueva is playing horrible at the right tackle spot. Dunlap just dog walkin him backwards.
DUPREE!!!!! BALLGAME!!!
Just start the Duck for the rest of the year
Yup. I think that's what Mike will do. Benny Ran the ball ok. So did White. This offense has to pick up because the defense is SuperBowl caliber.
He's ben bad since his injury except the Rams game. I think Hodges starts the rest of the year. He's a little more set and stable in the pocket.
OH SHIT!!! DUCK HODGES. TOUCHDOWN!!!! Rudolph's ass won't be starting anymore.
I hope so. When I watch Rudolph play, he looks panicked all the time. And throws up unnecessary interceptions.
He doesn't step up in his throws for some reason. Constantly throwing off his back foot. Duck comes in the game and is just calm as fuck.
Good stop on defense
Snell needs to run the ball well for us to win. And for fucks sake can we get the tight ends involved
Might not score today if the defense doesn't get in the endzone. This passing game is horrible.
Duck is going to have to go downfield. He has too now!!! Or this game is over.
