2019 STILLERS Thread

[shafnutz05]

T Po? Tif stop it

[shafnutz05]

T Po? Tif stop it

[slappybrown]

T Po? Tif stop it

this guy is an NFL-related take menace, both in substance (yet another galaxy brained take that his last season or so wasn't as good as the rest of his sterling career so it will impact HOF voting(?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????)) and in delivery ("T-Po"; "Rudy")

really wondering what you have to do to get banned around here

[Morkle]

He reminds me of that person who used to call him Gene instead of Geno on LGP. I despised that person.

[shafnutz05]

He reminds me of that person who used to call him Gene instead of Geno on LGP. I despised that person.

Penny Lane

[willeyeam]

I miss penny lane

[tifosi77]

JJSS and Vanimal ruled out for Sunday night.

[NTP66]

Juju, Vance, and Haden cleared to play on Sunday.

[Dickie Dunn]

Marcus Allen signed to the 53 man roster after Kam Kelly decided to be a complete dumbass and piss away the AAF to NFL dream.

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Kameron Kelly fought with police after he was thrown out of a South Side bar early Friday morning when he became irate at the jukebox selection, according to charges filed against him.

Kelly, 23, is charged with two counts of making terroristic threats and one count of resisting arrest, court records show. He was arraigned about 4:30 a.m. and released on nonmonetary bail. The Steelers released Kelly early Friday afternoon.

A Pittsburgh police officer working security outside of Mario’s on East Carson Street was approached by the bartender sometime after midnight seeking help to get a man later identified as Kelly out of the bar. Kelly became agitated that the songs he had paid for on the jukebox were being skipped over, according to the criminal complaint, and refused to leave.

Kelly allegedly refused to leave again when asked by the uniformed officer, identified in the complaint as Zachary Webb. Webb eventually convinced Kelly to step outside, though Kelly tried to go back inside, police said.

While outside, Webb accidentally stepped on a woman’s foot, at which point Kelly became aggressive, saying the woman, Devyn Pritchard, was “his girl,” Webb wrote in the criminal complaint.

Pritchad began to argue with Webb, at which point Kelly pushed his chest into Webb’s, telling him, “I promise to God I’ll (expletive) you up, boy,” according to the complaint.

Other officers working East Carson Street arrived and pulled Kelly away from Webb as Webb attempted to arrest Kelly, according to the complaint. Kelly’s friend, identified as Andrew Lewis, tried to pull Kelly away from police, and other officers had to pull Lewis off Kelly, police said.

Webb wrote that he struggled to get control of Kelly “due to his size.”

“As Kelly pulled away, he fell to the ground causing me to fall on top of him,” he wrote in the complaint.

Kelly kept struggling, pulling his arms away as Webb tried to handcuff him, according to the complaint, and a crowd began to gather. Webb wrote he “delivered multiple closed-fist punches to Kelly’s face” in an attempt to get him under control.

Once in custody, Kelly refused to identify himself, Webb alleged, and would not give his local address after officers found his Texas ID card.

Police said Prichard attempted to block the path to the police cruiser. She is charged via summons with disorderly conduct, according to police. Officers said Lewis was cooperative when informed he would be charged via summons with obstruction.

Kelly’s lip was split open during the altercation, and he was taken to UPMC Mercy where he continued to cause problems before he was taken to the Allegheny County Jail, police said.

Staff at Mario’s told police that Kelly has caused fights in the bar on other occasions, as well.

https://triblive.com/sports/steelers/st ... th-police/

[nocera]

Source of the post he became irate at the jukebox selection

Hell of a reason to ruin your career and go to jail.

[Lemon Berry Lobster]

When keeping it real goes wrong

[Lemon Berry Lobster]

Watt named team MVP.

[Freddy Rumsen]

[skullman80]

Well when you have two QB's who are are not NFL quality players, and no receivers (JuJu hurt most of the year).... not sure what else to expect.

[blackjack68]

This is not surprising at all.

Move along.

[mac5155]

He reminds me of that person who used to call him Gene instead of Geno on LGP. I despised that person.

"Gino" - @penny lane

[nocera]

He reminds me of that person who used to call him Gene instead of Geno on LGP. I despised that person.

"Gino" - @penny lane

To be fair, that's how he spells it on his sticks.

[Morkle]

I still don't know if that indicates how he spells it or not. For all we know, the equipment manager when he came over, got it wrong, and being that he is superstitious, decided not to change it.

[NTP66]

[willeyeam]

slim ben whoa

[NTP66]

Crop the photo under his beard and he weighs 350.

[Dickie Dunn]

Cowher the first named member of the centennial hall of fame class. Polamalu, Faneca, and Donnie Shell should also get in with this class, but Faneca and Shell are probably ****.

[nocera]

I still haven’t forgiven him for sounding that damn Hurricane siren in 2009.

[shafnutz05]

Cowher is a great dude, you could see it in his reaction and what he said afterward.

[shafnutz05]

Good stuff from Ray Lewis:

Lewis wasn’t just a great player, but also a great student of the game. While it can be said that his post-career commentary would could use some improvement, he certainly knew what he was talking about when he was scouting teams in a weekly basis during his playing career.

And he sees two players among the 15 finalists for the 2020 class for the Pro Football Hall of Fame that he believes deserve to get in this year, whom he saw twice – sometimes three times – each year as members of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

In particular is Troy Polamalu, who along with Lewis’ teammate Ed Reed came to define the safety position for an entire generation of football fans. Reed was a first-ballot Hall of Famer last year. The general expectation is that Polamalu will be this year. Lewis would be surprised if he’s not.

“When you are watching the play you are asking yourself, ‘are you not looking at probably the best player on that team. Right now. You have to locate Troy Polamalu’”, he said, via DKPittsburghSports.com. “Just his ability to change games. I used to always say, the greatest ones find a way to change the game in the course of the game. Like we have many times in our rivalries to watch Troy — knowing I hated it — but had to respect it”.

He said that Polamalu and Reed were alike in many ways, and that their blitzing was an underrated aspect of their games, which gets overlooked because of their many other qualities. “They would figure out angles and you could have really slow offensive linemen trying to get to them and it was too late”.

I was watching a clip of Troy the other day and I turned it off so quickly because it did not end well for us”.

The other player in question is Alan Faneca, the Steelers’ former left guard, against whom Lewis obviously would have played directly. “In that box is what made Alan so dominant”, he said, adding that “he understood levels, he understood how much he has to give a rub, how much not, how fast he has to climb. A lot of linemen you can just beat because they come up and just look at you and try to figure you out. He doesn’t have to figure you out because he has everyone on one chain”.