Why The Steelers Will Miss The Playoffs
1. The Steelers Will Miss The Playoffs
The Steelers are one of the most talented teams in the NFL, but despite this they are going to miss the playoffs.
They flat out blew it yesterday. Going into their game they controlled their own destiny, but now, after blowing an easy win against a bad Baltimore Ravens’ team, they not only have to win next Sunday, but they need the Jets to lose.
The Steelers were seen as one of the most dangerous teams in the AFC, but now they’ll be on the outside looking in.
Steelers’ fans everywhere will be questioning what if Ben Roethlisberger hadn’t gotten hurt? Would they have lost as many games? Who knows? Without Roethlisberger the Steelers were 3-1, so it’s not like they lost a majority of their games in his …show more content…
Jordan Reed Is The NFL’s Second Best Tight End
Jordan Reed is an absolute stud. On Saturday, he finished with nine catches, 129 yards, and two touchdowns.
With Reed healthy, the Redskins offense is completely different than without him. They average more points, yards, and plays per game with Reed than without him. Kirk Cousins completes a higher percentage of passes with Reed, and his touchdown to interception ratio is positive with him on the field. Without Reed, Cousins’ touchdown to interception ratio is negative.
Reed has clearly established himself as the second best tight end, only behind Rob Gronkowski. Reed has a career high in catches (83), yards (907), and touchdowns (11).
Reed will be making his first career appearance in the playoffs this season, as the Redskins clinched the NFC East with their win on Saturday.
3. The Jeremy Langford Era In Chicago Has Officially Begun
The writing has been on the wall all season long, Matt Forte’s time in Chicago is coming to end, but on Sunday, it finally became a reality. For the first time since coming back from a mid-season injury, Jeremy Langford not only received more rushing attempts than Forte, but he played more snaps. He was on the field more than Forte, and as crazy as it sounds, the offense looked better with Langford out there. They moved the ball better, averaged more yards per play, and looked like a more efficient
The Steelers are one of the most talented teams in the NFL, but despite this they are going to miss the playoffs.
They flat out blew it yesterday. Going into their game they controlled their own destiny, but now, after blowing an easy win against a bad Baltimore Ravens’ team, they not only have to win next Sunday, but they need the Jets to lose.
The Steelers were seen as one of the most dangerous teams in the AFC, but now they’ll be on the outside looking in.
Steelers’ fans everywhere will be questioning what if Ben Roethlisberger hadn’t gotten hurt? Would they have lost as many games? Who knows? Without Roethlisberger the Steelers were 3-1, so it’s not like they lost a majority of their games in his …show more content…
Jordan Reed Is The NFL’s Second Best Tight End
Jordan Reed is an absolute stud. On Saturday, he finished with nine catches, 129 yards, and two touchdowns.
With Reed healthy, the Redskins offense is completely different than without him. They average more points, yards, and plays per game with Reed than without him. Kirk Cousins completes a higher percentage of passes with Reed, and his touchdown to interception ratio is positive with him on the field. Without Reed, Cousins’ touchdown to interception ratio is negative.
Reed has clearly established himself as the second best tight end, only behind Rob Gronkowski. Reed has a career high in catches (83), yards (907), and touchdowns (11).
Reed will be making his first career appearance in the playoffs this season, as the Redskins clinched the NFC East with their win on Saturday.
3. The Jeremy Langford Era In Chicago Has Officially Begun
The writing has been on the wall all season long, Matt Forte’s time in Chicago is coming to end, but on Sunday, it finally became a reality. For the first time since coming back from a mid-season injury, Jeremy Langford not only received more rushing attempts than Forte, but he played more snaps. He was on the field more than Forte, and as crazy as it sounds, the offense looked better with Langford out there. They moved the ball better, averaged more yards per play, and looked like a more efficient