Do this to invalidate the next argument you have with a Steelers fan.

[ajustyle]

I am doing this dance your argument is invalid!

[GreggyDigital]

Originally Posted by ajustyle

I am doing this dance your argument is invalid!

Dumbnam style

[6andcounting]

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

[theCincinnatiKid23]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

no, because it was the first play of the game that was on the road, and it immediately quieted an entire stadium of people. thats something to get excited about. not your average 7 yard reception to make it 3rd and 3 like Antonio Brown likes to celebrate about. and he did it bc he promised his kids if he got a sack he'd do the dance for them. Not his fault it happened 9 seconds into the game.

[ajustyle]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

Yes?

[neek]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

He said in his interview that he promised his kids he would do it for them if he got a sack. Not if he made a routine tackle. Does Antonio Brown have kids? If he does I'm sure they wave their tests around like the Hammer of Thor every time they get a D+

[7sLefty]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

Sad that there hasn't been much room for any kind of cheering on your end

[Steeler Eater]

Originally Posted by GreggyDigital

Dumbnam style

Horrible pun is horrible.

[Shere Khan]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

So you're saying defensive players aren't allowed to celebrate if they don't score TDs?

[GreggyDigital]

Originally Posted by Steeler Eater

Horrible pun is horrible.

Dumbpun style

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by ajustyle

I am doing this dance your argument is invalid!

Thats not what the thread title said. It says for bengal fans to use this to invalidate your own arguments. Nice going.

This goofy dance certainly won't make everyone forget about the Icky Shuffle.
Got a name for it nevertheless...

The Peko Polka!

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I see this happened 9 seconds into the game and no score. Is the fact that he's doing a dance over something that's not a TD enough to make butthurt bungal fans come and whine about his dance?

So.... you're saying sacks happen as often as first downs?

[Asmith(DE)]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

So.... you're saying sacks happen as often as first downs?

Have you watched our O-line the last 3 years?

[Robbie Sharp]

Originally Posted by Asmith(DE)

Have you watched our O-line the last 3 years?

He's got a point there.

[gmdino]

Originally Posted by theCincinnatiKid23

no, because it was the first play of the game that was on the road, and it immediately quieted an entire stadium of people. thats something to get excited about.

Or...

Originally Posted by neek

He said in his interview that he promised his kids he would do it for them if he got a sack.

[theCincinnatiKid23]

Originally Posted by gmdino

Or...

Originally Posted by theCincinnatiKid23

no, because it was the first play of the game that was on the road, and it immediately quieted an entire stadium of people. thats something to get excited about. not your average 7 yard reception to make it 3rd and 3 like Antonio Brown likes to celebrate about. and he did it bc he promised his kids if he got a sack he'd do the dance for them. Not his fault it happened 9 seconds into the game.

As you see, I said the same thing in my OP. My first argument was to tell you why a sack on the first play of a game on the road is worthy of a celebration, because it quiets the crowd. The second part is telling you the reason why he did it. He promised his kids, It's not his fault it happened on the first play of the game.

[gmdino]

He's just a show off.

[Luvnit2]

Originally Posted by GreggyDigital

Dumbnam style

Jealous because Geno has more sacks than the entire Steelers DL this year,........................oh wait, Greggy says the DL's job is to get no tackles and no sacks

[gmdino]

Originally Posted by Luvnit2

Jealous because Geno has more sacks than the entire Steelers DL this year,........................oh wait, Greggy says the DL's job is to get no tackles and no sacks

I don't know what Greg said, but the Steelers D-Line is to stuff gaps and let the linebackers make plays.

Unlike say the Giants or Raiders.

[neek]

Originally Posted by Luvnit2

Jealous because Geno has more sacks than the entire Steelers DL this year,........................oh wait, Greggy says the DL's job is to get no tackles and no sacks

Yes but Greggy also says that pressures are worthless. Which leads me to believe that he feels the DL should just kinda hang out and exchange witty banter with the opposing team.

[GreggyDigital]

Originally Posted by neek

Yes but Greggy also says that pressures are worthless..

Really incredible that you guys still don't grasp what I said.

Pressures aren't worthless for the billionth time. They simply aren't as good as sacks.

And great rush ends get both.

But, I'm sure Luvnuts (and apparently you) won't retain this information and make up argument.

[GreggyDigital]

Originally Posted by gmdino

I don't know what Greg said, but the Steelers D-Line is to stuff gaps and let the linebackers make plays.

Unlike say the Giants or Raiders.

He doesn't either.

I tried to explain the intricacy of the 3-4 defense and DL roles but heavyset here still doesn't get it and makes up his own argument.

Shocking, I know.

[Luvnit2]

Originally Posted by GreggyDigital

Really incredible that you guys still don't grasp what I said.

Pressures aren't worthless for the billionth time. They simply aren't as good as sacks.

And great rush ends get both.

But, I'm sure Luvnuts (and apparently you) won't retain this information and make up argument.

So when ben was pressured and threw a pick 6 in the Super Bowl against the Packers, it would have been a better defensive play if he were sacked?

better play for the Steelers, but not better defensive play so see greggy you are wrong. Sacks are not always better than pressures.

But, please try again to enlighten us with your vast football knowledge.

[GreggyDigital]

Originally Posted by Luvnit2

So when ben was pressured and threw a pick 6 in the Super Bowl against the Packers, it would have been a better defensive play if he were sacked?

Well, if he was sacked he could have fumbled and they score a touchdown that way.

There are certain examples that you could use but in the big picture sacks are much better and more consistent. They stop drives and can turn the ball over. Pressures stop plays and rarely turn the ball over.

You would have to be a complete moron to think otherwise. Honestly, I'm shocked I have to explain this to another adult.

better play for the Steelers, but not better defensive play so see greggy you are wrong. Sacks are not always better than pressures.

Of course you can pick a few examples out but again, sacks in the total picture are much better.

But, please try again to enlighten us with your vast football knowledge.

You got it.

[Luvnit2]

Originally Posted by GreggyDigital

Well, if he was sacked he could have fumbled and they score a touchdown that way.

There are certain examples that you could use but in the big picture sacks are much better and more consistent. They stop drives and can turn the ball over. Pressures stop plays and rarely turn the ball over.

You would have to be a complete moron to think otherwise. Honestly, I'm shocked I have to explain this to another adult.



Of course you can pick a few examples out but again, sacks in the total picture are much better.


You got it.

Going down with the ship. I respect that, but we can all throw out a bunch of 'could have happned". 1st and 2nd down sacks are not drive killers. teams overcome them all the time. What percent of sacks create a fumble/defensive TD? My guess not too many in the history of the NFL. But, think of some more long shots where as QB pressures do create turnovers and TD's all the time.

We say your team lose a game in the Super Bowl because of a QB pressure. Why not just admit you were wrong and call it a day?