OT: Ravens lol knew what routes Steelers WRs were running

[TD#33]

Humphrey says he heard Big Ben tell his receivers what routes to run lmao

Marlon Humphrey says he could hear Ben Roethlisberger tell WRs what routes to run during game

The 2020 NFL season was unique for multiple reasons. Marlon Humphrey said he could hear the calls that the Steelers made at the line

sports.yahoo.com

 

[JD1976]

Humphrey says he heard Big Ben tell his receivers what routes to run lmao

Marlon Humphrey says he could hear Ben Roethlisberger tell WRs what routes to run during game

The 2020 NFL season was unique for multiple reasons. Marlon Humphrey said he could hear the calls that the Steelers made at the line

sports.yahoo.com

And yet the Steelers still won both games

 

[TD#33]

And yet the Steelers still won both games

They really should have lost game 2, as the offense really didn’t do much and it took a fluke third down conversion to beat a RG3 led team lol.

Thing is though this most likely hurt Pittsburgh against other teams on their schedule.

ETA in game 2 Big Ben had 51 pass attempts for 266 yards

 

[pittiswhereiamfrom2]

They really should have lost game 2, as the offense really didn’t do much and it took a fluke third down conversion to beat a RG3 led team lol.

Thing is though this most likely hurt Pittsburgh against other teams on their schedule.

ETA in game 2 Big Ben had 51 pass attempts for 266 yards

I don’t understand what you mean. If they knew the routes and lost both games, how does a fluke 3rd down conversion mean that the Steelers should have lost?

Shouldn’t the Ravens have dominated the Steelers?

Weird analysis.

 

[TD#33]

I don’t understand what you mean. If they knew the routes and lost both games, how does a fluke 3rd down conversion mean that the Steelers should have lost?

Shouldn’t the Ravens have dominated the Steelers?

Weird analysis.

When you score 19 points in an NFL game you are likely to lose more times than not.

Lamar Jackson being out due to COVID is the only reason Pittsburgh won that game

 

[pittiswhereiamfrom2]

When you score 19 points in an NFL game you are likely to lose more times than not.

Lamar Jackson being out due to COVID is the only reason Pittsburgh won that game

But they knew the routes the Steelers were running and the Steelers still won.

 

[9nationalchampionships]

Kinda dumb to admit you knew the plays and still lost! Some things are best unsaid!

 

[JD1976]

The real dumb thing is that the author of the article failed to point out the fact that Baltimore still lost both games.

 

[steelcurtain55.]

This reminds me of when WVU played Nebraska back in the 90's. My buddy started at DT for WVU and told me that Nebraska was literally telling him where they were running the ball and laughing about it because there was nothing WVU could do.

 

[steelcurtain55.]

When you score 19 points in an NFL game you are likely to lose more times than not.

Lamar Jackson being out due to COVID is the only reason Pittsburgh won that game

How come Lamar didn't win the 1st game?

 

[pittiswhereiamfrom2]

How come Lamar didn't win the 1st game?

He would have if he just made a few more better plays and the Steelers scored a few less points.

 

[pittdan77]

A lot of times a defense will catch on to your signals. Some offenses really don't worry too much about whether or not a defense is in on the calls because they rely on the defense to possibly "overplay" and get too committed to a play. It's amazing how a DT will just run himself right out of a play. I doubt that's the case in the NFL but in college, it's not uncommon.

 

[TD#33]

How come Lamar didn't win the 1st game?

Jackson lost it with his turnovers, Baltimore clearly outplayed Pittsburgh and ran the ball down their throats.

 

[TD#33]

Kinda dumb to admit you knew the plays and still lost! Some things are best unsaid!

The real dumb thing is that the author of the article failed to point out the fact that Baltimore still lost both games.

What you guys don’t realize is I am sure things like this played a role in the Steelers late season slide, and how anemic and predictable their offense became

 

[pittdan77]

What you guys don’t realize is I am sure things like this played a role in the Steelers late season slide, and how anemic and predictable their offense became

Definitely. The offense was so predictable by week 12 that it was difficult to watch.

 

[pittguy81]

And yet lost to them both times they played last year.....Fire John Harbaugh.......Yep

 

[pittguy81]

Definitely. The offense was so predictable by week 12 that it was difficult to watch.

So it only took NFL teams 75% of the season to realize the Steelers were pathetic?....Sigh

 

[pittiswhereiamfrom2]

Jackson lost it with his turnovers, Baltimore clearly outplayed Pittsburgh and ran the ball down their throats.

I think it is clear what you are saying, but your arguments kind of suck.

 

[9nationalchampionships]

Jackson lost it with his turnovers, Baltimore clearly outplayed Pittsburgh and ran the ball down their throats.

So turnovers are not a reflection of play!

 

[pittiswhereiamfrom2]

So turnovers are not a reflection of play!

Only if the Steelers do it

 

[Burgh15]

I think everyone watching the Steelers offense over final third of the season knew what they were doing on offense. It wasn't difficult to figure out.

 

[WannyandWalt]

Well this year I bet Baltimore gets them twice