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Stlcrtn1974
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What would surprise you more...
Winning out or losing out.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
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swissvale72
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Depends what happens this weekend… If Steelers lose and ravens win, then the Cleveland game is absolutely meaningless, and it all comes down to the finale against the ravensStlcrtn1974 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 11:28 amWinning out or losing out.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
Never underestimate the stupidity of teams that go up against Coach T.
He inspires them to change into incompetent buffoons and do whatever they can to not win.
He inspires them to change into incompetent buffoons and do whatever they can to not win.
"I'm institutionalized, man," he joked. "I gotta have it. I just love the challenges week in and week out that this job provides: the growth in it, the collective growth, the individual growth."
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CzechSteeler
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Winning out. Absolutely no way we´re gonna beat Detroit.Stlcrtn1974 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 11:28 amWinning out or losing out.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
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PennyBacker
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Much more likely to win out.
The Steelers are in the top 2 in winning percentage of the Super Bowl era, Detroit is second to last. Cleveland, although usually a tough divisional game in their yard, is also a perennial loser and starting a rookie at the most important position in pro sports. After winning those games, I have to BELIEVE the Ravens are roadkill at Acrisure.

The Steelers are in the top 2 in winning percentage of the Super Bowl era, Detroit is second to last. Cleveland, although usually a tough divisional game in their yard, is also a perennial loser and starting a rookie at the most important position in pro sports. After winning those games, I have to BELIEVE the Ravens are roadkill at Acrisure.
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What would surprise me most?
Regardless of wins/loses fraudlin and deuce both step away from their current positions.
Ushering in wholesale change in both coaching staff as well as ownership philosophy.
Hey, it’s Christmas time and this time of year inspires miracles,…..there’s my Christmas present request to Santa.
Merry Christmas!
Regardless of wins/loses fraudlin and deuce both step away from their current positions.
Ushering in wholesale change in both coaching staff as well as ownership philosophy.
Hey, it’s Christmas time and this time of year inspires miracles,…..there’s my Christmas present request to Santa.
Merry Christmas!
Breaking the record for NHALS means a ton to Fraudlin and Deuce.Steelafan77 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 4:28 pmWhat would surprise me most?
Regardless of wins/loses fraudlin and deuce both step away from their current positions.
Maybe with that in the rearview Deuce finally gets back to wanting to win championships. Another year without a playoff win and I think Tomlin will strongly consider stepping away because he's getting exposed and the HOF is no longer a given, certainly not first ballot.
You are on the Reddit Steeler page, aren’t youPennyBacker wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 3:11 pmMuch more likely to win out.
The Steelers are in the top 2 in winning percentage of the Super Bowl era, Detroit is second to last. Cleveland, although usually a tough divisional game in their yard, is also a perennial loser and starting a rookie at the most important position in pro sports. After winning those games, I have to BELIEVE the Ravens are roadkill at Acrisure.
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Suck it jagoffPennyBacker wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 3:11 pmMuch more likely to win out.
The Steelers are in the top 2 in winning percentage of the Super Bowl era, Detroit is second to last. Cleveland, although usually a tough divisional game in their yard, is also a perennial loser and starting a rookie at the most important position in pro sports. After winning those games, I have to BELIEVE the Ravens are roadkill at Acrisure.
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With NHALS still in the balance I don't expect them to lose out. Tomlin will find a way to get at least one more win.Stlcrtn1974 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 11:28 amWinning out or losing out.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
The Ravens winning their next two games would suprise me...beat the Patriots and the Packers in Green Bay. That is highly unlikely.Stlcrtn1974 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 11:28 amWinning out or losing out.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
What would really be interesting is if the Steelers somehow win the division with a losing record and then win their first playoff game in a while. Now that would be something...losing record which results in Tomlin not breaking the record for most winning seasons and then winning a playoff game. For this to happen I believe the Ravens would have to lose their next two games (highly likely) and then beat the Steelers last game of the season (possible). The Steelers would just have to lose out (possible but unlikely) and then have a tie breaker for the division.
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swissvale72
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In that scenario, the ravens win the norfcyberlaz wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 6:14 pmThe Ravens winning their next two games would suprise me...beat the Patriots and the Packers in Green Bay. That is highly unlikely.Stlcrtn1974 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 20, 2025 11:28 amWinning out or losing out.
I actually won't be surprised if they lose the last 3 games. Losing a close one to Detroit, Tomlin special up in Cleveland, then getting run over at home against Baltimore.
What would really be interesting is if the Steelers somehow win the division with a losing record and then win their first playoff game in a while. Now that would be something...losing record which results in Tomlin not breaking the record for most winning seasons and then winning a playoff game. For this to happen I believe the Ravens would have to lose their next two games (highly likely) and then beat the Steelers last game of the season (possible). The Steelers would just have to lose out (possible but unlikely) and then have a tie breaker for the division.
