Soooooo saints 0 vs steelers D

TheOak · 10-27-2010, 10:42 AM

Honestly when I saw our schedule this season and how weak it was for the most part I had a feeling there would be problems. Historically we tend to play according to the level of our opponent. If we play a crappy team, we play crappier.. if we play great team, we play greater. We seldom get blown out by a much better team and seldom blow out a much worse team...

I believe we will rise to the Steeler's, beyond what people are expecting. No one expected us to put it on the Patriots like we did last year but we did.

Other than the Vikings we have yet to play a team that was "expected" to be good this season.

TheOak · 11-01-2010, 06:53 AM

Originally Posted by x626xBlack

Honestly when I saw our schedule this season and how weak it was for the most part I had a feeling there would be problems. Historically we tend to play according to the level of our opponent. If we play a crappy team, we play crappier.. if we play great team, we play greater. We seldom get blown out by a much better team and seldom blow out a much worse team...

I believe we will rise to the Steeler's, beyond what people are expecting. No one expected us to put it on the Patriots like we did last year but we did.

Other than the Vikings we have yet to play a team that was "expected" to be good this season.

I have to quote my self... BINGO!

The Good:
We did as I expected and rose to the Steeler's and beat them.

The Bad:
I only see 3 games out of the rest that we can Rise too. The rest of the teams are weak. Those three are not what I consider strong teams, just teams with winning records. Seattle is not that good, Atlanta and Baltimore..... maybe. Tampa bay is not that good, we have proven that.

10-27-2010, 10:42 AM	#1
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Honestly when I saw our schedule this season and how weak it was for the most part I had a feeling there would be problems. Historically we tend to play according to the level of our opponent. If we play a crappy team, we play crappier.. if we play great team, we play greater. We seldom get blown out by a much better team and seldom blow out a much worse team... I believe we will rise to the Steeler's, beyond what people are expecting. No one expected us to put it on the Patriots like we did last year but we did. Other than the Vikings we have yet to play a team that was "expected" to be good this season.
	It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. ~ Henry David Thoreau

11-01-2010, 06:53 AM	#2
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Originally Posted by x626xBlack Honestly when I saw our schedule this season and how weak it was for the most part I had a feeling there would be problems. Historically we tend to play according to the level of our opponent. If we play a crappy team, we play crappier.. if we play great team, we play greater. We seldom get blown out by a much better team and seldom blow out a much worse team... I believe we will rise to the Steeler's, beyond what people are expecting. No one expected us to put it on the Patriots like we did last year but we did. Other than the Vikings we have yet to play a team that was "expected" to be good this season. I have to quote my self... BINGO! The Good: We did as I expected and rose to the Steeler's and beat them. The Bad: I only see 3 games out of the rest that we can Rise too. The rest of the teams are weak. Those three are not what I consider strong teams, just teams with winning records. Seattle is not that good, Atlanta and Baltimore..... maybe. Tampa bay is not that good, we have proven that.