Happy

That has been a problem since the bye. It hasn't been fixed. That is on coaching.

Ben is done. Steelers should realize this.

We need a TJ Watt...badly

Neither team wanted to win the game last Sunday, Bills just wanted it less

Not sure if they're overrated or just underperforming. They won't make the playoffs.

Yeah, that does make a lot of sense. I doubt they want to waste that defense any longer with Trubisky.

Someone will get him; I was thinking possibly Miami, but Pitt could be a possibility.

If that is the case, Steelers are in trouble because Big Ben is done.

I'm surprised you're that down on him. IMO, Rudolph hasn't been that bad in, what, 6 or 7 starts. I don't think he played much at all last year.

He's still essentially a rookie and has been doing pretty well for being young and having little experience. If I'm a Steelers fan, I'd be happy with Rudolph as the future.

Ward just made a great play on the ball.

True. But as others have pointed out, we need to take care of our business. This includes beating Pittsburgh in a couple of weeks.

We definitely should have beat the Browns; we're a better team...just not last Sunday

Pittsburgh has been hot with a streak of 4W. They're not terrible.

Our defense is better than Pittsburgh's defense, with the exception of TJ Watt.

Browns look better tonight than they did against Buffalo last Sunday

That is "the" question. Related is -- does the "process" apply to coaches?

This^. Rather than hoping for another Dalton to Boyd type play to eliminate WC spot competitors, how about the Bills win the rest of the games they should win, and a game or two they’re not expected to win.

Dolphins - win Broncos - win Cowboys - loss Ravens - loss Steelers - win Patriots - loss Jets - win 10-6

I'm not giving up on Josh Allen - it's way too soon for that. I do not think that Daboll and the offensive staff are doing a good job at developing him, and are hindering him right now by forcing him to be a QB that he is not. McD by extension of his OC and offensive coaches is part of this problem. Beane and McD committed to Josh by moving up and drafting him in 2018, they need to follow through and develop him; if they don't, and/or trade him or let Josh go, another team will develop him into the QB he could be and we're hoping he'll be with us.

0-20% on both. I don't see this regime being fired in the next two years, nor do I see McD and his coaches making Buffalo a SB contender. I don't think in this time, Josh will be good enough to overcome McD's incapable OC.

Easily. The 2007 Giants weren't a bad team; 10-6 and were a wild card berth. As much as I hated that team, the 2007 Pats have to be considered one of the best teams not to win a SB. The Giants, Tom Coughlin, and Steve Spagnolo had their number that day, like Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick had the 1990 Bills number in SB 25. Michael Strahan in one of the segments, years after that SB, mentioned they knew that Giants team count beat NE after the week 17 loss where they learned a lot about the Pats offense.

LOL, about right. A fiery McDermott is probably worth about three additional points.

Does that mean Josh can let it rip? Is the prevent defense a thing of the past, now?

OL DL LB QB . . . Safeties WR RB TE CB K/P Top four are significantly more important than the rest.