AFCN Fun Fact

[mars304]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

I guess you didn't see the game one last year!

Teams are different from year to year. Especially needing to bring up week one from last year is kinda pathetic. That's well over a year ago.

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[Bmoreblitz]

Originally Posted by mars304

Teams are different from year to year. Especially needing to bring up week one from last year is kinda pathetic. That's well over a year ago.

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Okay then like week one this year



Fact is Ravens have won 13 straight against the AFCN...so bringing up last year is relevant.

[duke0476]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

Okay then like week one this year



Fact is Ravens have won 13 straight against the AFCN...so bringing up last year is relevant.

You have been bathing in gatorade haven't you?

[Bmoreblitz]

Originally Posted by duke0476

You have been bathing in gatorade haven't you?

[Dmac18]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! You have correctly pointed out that an individual's stats reflect how coaches use the player and what kind of opportunities the player gets. Now go tell that to the OP of the orginal "AFCN Fun Fact" thread. It's easy to score TDs on just a few touches when your used in the redzone.

Which is for fantacy leage ****. TD's put up points. points win games. Does anything else matter

[gmdino]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

Okay then like week one this year



Fact is Ravens have won 13 straight against the AFCN...so bringing up last year is relevant.

...and last year was the first time the Ravens ever won the division when Pittsburgh still made the playoffs. Before that they only won when the Steelers are having a down year (twice).

But as to this year...the season isn't over and the Ravens still haven't taken that last step of GETTING to the Super Bowl let alone winning one since Ray Ray did his community service in 2001.

So don't be counting chickens just yet.

[mars304]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

Okay then like week one this year



Fact is Ravens have won 13 straight against the AFCN...so bringing up last year is relevant.

Losing by 12 is not quite the same as losing by 30. Lmao

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[Bmoreblitz]

Originally Posted by mars304

Losing by 12 is not quite the same as losing by 30. Lmao

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Your team lost by 31 not 12.

[Bmoreblitz]

Originally Posted by gmdino

...and last year was the first time the Ravens ever won the division when Pittsburgh still made the playoffs. Before that they only won when the Steelers are having a down year (twice).

But as to this year...the season isn't over and the Ravens still haven't taken that last step of GETTING to the Super Bowl let alone winning one since Ray Ray did his community service in 2001.

So don't be counting chickens just yet.

Guess you need a bit more lube next time?

[VCU Rams]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

I guess you didn't see the game one last year!

you mean gatorade shower gate...

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by VCU Rams

you mean gatorade shower gate...

The Gatorade flood gates were opened.

[Beaker]

Since the browns returned in 1999, the steelers have never made the playoffs in a year that they have lost to the browns.

[Bmoreblitz]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

The Gatorade flood gates were opened.

The steelers lost to the Browns....lol!!

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

The steelers lost to the Browns....lol!!

Did a Gatorade shower occur afterward?

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! You have correctly pointed out that an individual's stats reflect how coaches use the player and what kind of opportunities the player gets. Now go tell that to the OP of the orginal "AFCN Fun Fact" thread. It's easy to score TDs on just a few touches when your used in the redzone.

I ain't sayin nothin' to nobody or no one!

[gmdino]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

Guess you need a bit more lube next time?

Awww...do facts hurt?

[Davoider]

Originally Posted by Captain Obvious

I remember his last year he was mainly used as a goal line rusher and had like 5 attempts for 3 yards or something like that. They need a good healthy back like Bettis in his prime again.

You're probably thinking of his ridiculous 2004 game where he had 5 carries for 1 yard and 3 tds.

[mars304]

Yeah um we were talking about the Steelers. Nice job deflecting and trying to change the subject though. Way to bring up something that has nothing ti do with the conversation to try to prove a point. I never said the bengals hadn't lost by a lot, or that the ravens hadn't won by a lot, I said the Steelers hadn't had a loss like the butt woopin the ravens got. But nice try.

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[Bmoreblitz]

Originally Posted by mars304

Yeah um we were talking about the Steelers. Nice job deflecting and trying to change the subject though. Way to bring up something that has nothing ti do with the conversation to try to prove a point. I never said the bengals hadn't lost by a lot, or that the ravens hadn't won by a lot, I said the Steelers hadn't had a loss like the butt woopin the ravens got. But nice try.

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I accept your apology and surrender

[Whatever]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! You have correctly pointed out that an individual's stats reflect how coaches use the player and what kind of opportunities the player gets. Now go tell that to the OP of the orginal "AFCN Fun Fact" thread. It's easy to score TDs on just a few touches when your used in the redzone.

I think everybody knows that nothing comes "easy" in the red zone,particularly TD's. As far as being used in the red zone,if Brown still isn't getting opportunities in the red zone in his 3rd year,there are only two possible explanations. Either he simply doesn't have the talent to make plays when the field shrinks and teams don't have to worry so much about doubling Wallace,or the coaching staff that you guys love so much is ignorant on how and when to use him. So,who's overhyped,Brown or your coaching staff?

[mars304]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

I accept your apology and surrender

Good for you. Guess you need take victories where you can get them...even if you have to make it up.

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[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by Whatever

I think everybody knows that nothing comes "easy" in the red zone,particularly TD's. As far as being used in the red zone,if Brown still isn't getting opportunities in the red zone in his 3rd year,there are only two possible explanations. Either he simply doesn't have the talent to make plays when the field shrinks and teams don't have to worry so much about doubling Wallace,or the coaching staff that you guys love so much is ignorant on how and when to use him. So,who's overhyped,Brown or your coaching staff?

Explaination #3: Todd Haley

And I'll give you a few other words to help you understand the 3rd explaination..... Heath Miller..... Run game..... Goal line formations that make Heath Miller and the run game a focal point.....

If my hints were too vague, let me know. But seriously, they're not exactly subtle Dr. Lector hints....

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by Beaker

Since the browns returned in 1999, the steelers have never made the playoffs in a year that they have lost to the browns.

Every playoff appearance the bengals made since 1990....that would include 1990, 2005, 2009, and 2011 (when they backed in), the bengals have swept the browns that year.

No playoffs for the bengals this year...your bengals blew it in week 6.

[Whatever]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Explaination #3: Todd Haley

And I'll give you a few other words to help you understand the 3rd explaination..... Heath Miller..... Run game..... Goal line formations that make Heath Miller and the run game a focal point.....

If my hints were too vague, let me know. But seriously, they're not exactly subtle Dr. Lector hints....

Hmmm....but the Steelers are only 21st in the league in TD runs and 20th in points per game. Heath Miller and the run game don't seem to be producing very well in the red zone,on the whole. Of course,neither did Brown during his first 2 years in Arians' wide open offense,either.

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by Whatever

Hmmm....but the Steelers are only 21st in the league in TD runs and 20th in points per game. Heath Miller and the run game don't seem to be producing very well in the red zone,on the whole..

What does this have anything to do with the type of redzone offense we have?

Originally Posted by Whatever

Of course,neither did Brown during his first 2 years in Arians' wide open offense,either.

The entire offense struggled in the redzone and other key situations because Arians was an ***hat.