bradshaw2ben wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:36 pmMike Glennon and Terrelle Pryor were the first to come to mind, but I'll make you a list.Pabst wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 9:09 pmThe Browns are 1-4 vs the Steelers since that playoff game.bradshaw2ben wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 8:54 pmYeah the confluence of the Unleash hell venue, the no-name QB looking like a stud, the HC who outcoached Tomlin from his basement, and the OL backups off the street are scaring me a little ngl
And can someone please point me to an example of a no-name QB looking like a stud vs the Steelers?
The losses to Mike Glennon teams were catastrophic for the Steelers in retrospect.
Losing to rookie Mike Glennon and the ultimately 2-14 Tampa Bay Bucs at home went a long way towards ruining the 2014 season. That team should have had a 1st round bye. Beat that team and the 4-12 Jets that year and the Steelers are the 1 seed. I think the 2014 loss to the Bucs was Tomlin's worst loss as a head coach, and 2014 was probably his worst performance as a Head Coach (other than arguably 2018) when the 2014 LeGarrette Blount / Running Back debacle is taken into consideration. No excuse for that Steelers team, with Ben at his absolute peak, ended up playing a Wild Card playoff game starting a fresh off the street Ben Tate as RB. Of course Tate is useless and the Ravens render the Steelers utterly one-dimensional, concussing Ben mid-game and leaving that Steelers team one and done. What a wasted opportunity.
The 2017 loss to Mike Glennon's ultimately 5-11 Bears was also terrible. Beat that team and the Steelers are the #1 seed in the playoffs, drawing the Titans instead of the Jags (who were a tough match-up for the Steelers that season).
Two losses to Mike Glennon = 2 wasted seasons during the 2010s Super Bowl window.
Now we're hoping that our pathetic offense is just a little better than the Browns' 3rd string QB pathetic offense so we can defend NHALS and maybe sneak in as a 7th Seed. Yeah! How the mighty have fallen...

