"Therapist"

Sorry, I meant "The Rapist".

I guess the steelers serial rapist QB couldn't get his defense to bail him out off another shitty superbowl performance, however I guess this QB rating of 77.4 is an improvement of that 22.6 rating he posted in the first one. What a giant douche.

 

He's as much a rapist as the Patriots are cheaters.

Oh, wait....

 

Roethlisberger didn't play that badly except for the idiotic interception where he summoned the ghost of Jake Delhomme. I didn't think much of Pittsburgh's play-calling.

 

Delhomme superbowl rating was 113.6

 

He was not good. 25/40 for 260 and 2 picks and a 77.4 rating. He over threw several wide open receivers and looked lost on the final drive.

 

I thought both ints were ill advised throws. 2 picks in a SB to me is a bad game.

 

He had some bad throws, although the one with Wallace wasn't as bad as the one with Miller even thought he's getting killed in the media for the Wallace one. The WR cut that route toward the opposite sideline instead of continuing deep because of the DB on his back, which wasn't a bad decision, but it wasn't the play design and therefore it's not unusual for a QB to miss.

The first one was the killer. You just can't throw the ball up for grabs from your own goal line because you're getting pressure up the middle. Without that touchdown, the Steelers probably win.

 

I was really referring to the several high throws he made that went down as drops, however they were bad throws that should have been easy completions. There was one to Wallace in the 4th quarter that cost them a first down and almost got Wallace killed.

The final posession was a complete abortion.

 

Give him a break, he does remarkably well for a guy who's always hung over. He doesn't have the advantage of a clear head, yet he still has a pair of championships. A guy like Brady takes care of himself, yet hasn't won a ring since 2004. What is his excuse?

 

He's running out of fingers?

Belicheat done be trading down so often they haven't had a draft for the present in a while, always planning for the future. I don't expect them to keep ALL their picks this year, but I do expect them to have a lot of impact rookies next year. Right now, I'd have to guess Pats/GB super bowl, but of course about a million things could change from now till then, #1 there even being a next year.