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Todd Haley, nuestro NUEVO OC!

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:41:20 +0000

Así es, finalmente Todd Haley si será nuestro OC para la siguiente campaña, creo q lo q podemos esperar de el es q el ataque terrestre sea incrementado de forma considerable y ojalá q el si sepa utilizar todo el talento q hay en nuestro Cuerpo de Receptores y Añas Cerradas.

Aquí la NOTA.... http://bleacherreport.com/tb/bdRhM?utm_s...h-steelers

No lo pude reistir jejejeje

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 04:42:51 +0000

Hall of Fame 2012 Presencia STEELERS

Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:37:11 +0000

Sobre el salon de la fama y en el cual aparece aquel Centro de los Steelers Dermontti Dawson, Peroooo saben que? El "Bus" Jerome Bettis no. Aparece Jack Butler y Dick Stanfel

Ni las 13,662 Yardas, cuarto de todos los tiempos 6 Pro Bowls , 5 como Steeler y 1 com Rams.

Dawson, aquel C que substitullo al legendario Mike "Iron" Webster, jugó 7 Pro Bowls un gran, jugador, que bueno ahora tiene puntos a fvor para entrar al salon de la fama, tambien adelante de Kevin Geen de Tim Brown y de Bill Parcell.

Charly Batch posiblre Presidente NFLPA

Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:22:44 +0000

Saludos Extraordinario Foro!!

Indudablemete, no por ser un gran jugador en el campo de batalla implica ser lider de tu equipo.

El caso de Batch, posible candidato para ser Presidente de la Asociación de Jugadores de la NFL, sobre sale, es un Qb decente, que ha hecho su trabajo como suplente y en un tiempo con Lions buen titular.Tal vez sea uno de esos lideres que como Un Gray Kubiak con Denver fue un extraordinario suplente de Elway, llegando a ser Head Coach de ese equipo, o tal vez, un Jim Zorn el "Zurdito" de los Seahawks, que fue titular, sus números decente pero finalmente cumplidor en el campo de batalla, llego a ser Head Coach con Whashington, bueno... hasta Steven Largent que jugo con el en aquel tiempo, un extraordinario Wr de Tulsa que fue diputado.
El caso es que Charly puede ser el proximo Presidente de la Asociacion, aunque; otro gran jugador compite con el Jeff Saturday... en fin ojala y tenga suerte, mmmm.... Ustedes creen que podria llegar a ser porque no Head Coach algun día, claro, es tema diferente son otras cuestiones, Ustedes que Opinan?

Saludos Increible Foro

Entrevista con B. Keisel

Tue, 31 Jan 2012 21:52:54 +0000

Aquí les dejo la liga de una entrevista que le hicieron a "The Beard" como vocero de head and shoulders; lo gracioso viene por ahí del minuto 4 con 30 segundos cuando la reportera le pregunta sobre su favorito sobre el SB y él trata de ser lo más políticamente correcto posible, pero se le sale un "I hate them" refiriéndose a las patys

Entrevista a B. Keisel

Caldwell firma con cuervos

Tue, 31 Jan 2012 00:21:55 +0000

Así es, Caldwell firmó hoy para ser el coach de QB de Baltimore. Para él significa un bajón drástico en su carrera, aunque para los cuervos y su Flacco creo que será benefico

Mendigos potros!!!! Una cosa es Arians, pero Butler NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Sun, 29 Jan 2012 21:43:17 +0000

Cómo ven a esos jamelgos, que quieren a Butler como asistente en su defensiva

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/751636...ources-say

Lo acabo de ver en el canal de la NFL y me quede de a 5

Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:15:56 +0000

Bruce Arians nuevo coordinador ofensivo de Indianapolis

Me impresiona que un equipo como los potros lo haya contratado

Ustedes que piensan?

Ojala que Rooney le ponga un "estate quieto" a Ben

Fri, 27 Jan 2012 06:31:38 +0000

Ora sí, ya ni Joe Montana:

Ben Roethlisberger buscará respuestas de los Steelers

QUe les parece Todd Haley?

Fri, 27 Jan 2012 05:43:17 +0000

Todd Haley, tiene pasado acerero, su padre trabajo ahi y lo conocen muy bien los Rooney.

"Haley was born on February 28, 1967, in Atlanta, Georgia [1] He is the son of Dick Haley, formerly Director of Player Personnel for the Pittsburgh Steelers (1971–1990) and New York Jets (1991–2002) and also a former NFL cornerback (1959–1964).[2]

As a youth, Haley was a ball boy for the Steelers and attended Steelers training camps with his father.[2] Alongside his father, Haley would watch the Steelers' game and practice film.[2][3] While his family was located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for his father's profession, Haley attended Upper St. Clair High School.[2] "

Chris Hoke se retira

Wed, 25 Jan 2012 20:10:20 +0000

Acabo de leer la noticia en el twitter oficial del equipo, otro de los grandes héroes desconocidos de la linea defensiva

Fichtner boasts pedigree to succeed Arians as offensive coordinator with Steelers

Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:26:55 +0000

Randy Fichtner's former boss said three words best describe the coach that could become the Steelers' next offensive coordinator: energy, enthusiasm and passion.

"It's not just a day at the office with Randy, and I think it's contagious," said Tommy West, who was the head coach at Memphis University when Fichtner was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach there. "He has 'it,' and players respond to it."

Fichtner, the Steelers' quarterbacks coach, is a candidate to succeed Bruce Arians, who told the York Daily Record earlier this week that the Steelers did not renew his contract.

Fichtner has a close relationship with coach Mike Tomlin and franchise quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, and the Steelers' last three offensive coordinators — Arians, Ken Whisenhunt and Mike Mularkey — were in-house hires. Fichtner also has play-calling experience, having served as an offensive coordinator for 10 consecutive seasons before joining Tomlin's staff in 2007.

Fichtner presided over a spread offense at Memphis, something that might be at odds with the Steelers' smash-mouth sensibilities. But he also helped mold running back DeAngelo Williams during his second coaching stint at Memphis, and Williams became an All-American and a first-round draft pick by the Carolina Panthers in 2006.

"(He was an) unbelievable players' coach when I was with him at Memphis," said Clay Helton, who coached wide receivers at Memphis while Fichtner was the offensive coordinator. "I think players understand that he has a genuine care for them on and off the field, and he is as an attention-to-details coach as there is out there."

Helton said Fichtner put as much energy into coaching players that weren't on the depth chart as he did the starters. That, he said, allowed Memphis to weather so many injuries at quarterback during one season that the Tigers were forced to start their No. 4 signal-caller and still went to a bowl game.

Helton said Fichtner's success didn't just stem from preparing his players for games.

"I thought he had a great strength for being able to adjust in ballgames, being able to make adjustments at halftime," said Helton, now the quarterbacks coach at Southern Cal. "Everywhere he's been, he's been successful. Given the opportunity (to serve as the Steelers' offensive coordinator) he would do that again."

Fichtner and Tomlin go back to the late 1990s, when he served as Arkansas State's offensive coordinator while the latter served as the team's wide receivers coach in 1997 and the secondary coach in 1998.

West said the two were known to have such a strong working relationship that when the Steelers hired Tomlin in January 2007, he knew Fichtner would soon be bound for Pittsburgh.

Fichtner coached the Steelers' wide receivers for three seasons, helping to develop Santonio Holmes and Mike Wallace, whom he had endorsed before the Steelers selected the speedster in the third round of the 2009 draft.

Fichtner took over as quarterbacks coach in 2010, following Ken Anderson's retirement, and he helped ease the Steelers through a tumultuous first quarter of the season. The Steelers started three different quarterbacks in the first five games because of injuries and a suspension to Roethlisberger, and they still went 3-1 during that span.

This past season, Roethlisberger threw for more than 4,000 yards for only the second time in his career, despite a high-ankle sprain that caused the eighth-year veteran to miss a game and hampered him in two others.

Roethlisberger will play in his second Pro Bowl on Sunday, and Fichtner and his wife are among those who will be in Hawaii as Roethlisberger's guests.

One thing that could work against Fichtner becoming only the second offensive coordinator under Tomlin: if the Steelers want to shake things up after Arians and go outside the organization for his replacement.

The Steelers finished 12th in the NFL in total offense last season (372.3 yard per game), but were tied for 21st in scoring (20.3 ppg).

Team president Art Rooney II brought up the Steelers' scoring difficulties last week when asked what he thought had gone wrong in 2011.

Tomlin said at his final news conference of the season that he values continuity. If he decides to promote someone from his staff, West said, Fichtner would be an ideal choice.

"Randy's got a great football mind," West said. "It's the enthusiasm that I think sets him apart as a coach."

Read more: Fichtner boasts pedigree to succeed Arians as offensive coordinator with Steelers - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsbur...z1kV3GMLkR

COMO VEN AMIGOS??

Que les p arece Caldwell para OC

Wed, 25 Jan 2012 00:52:32 +0000

SALUDOS FANTASTICO FORO!!!!

Despues de que Jim Caldwell fue despedido de los Colts y la noticia de que probablemente Arians se tomara un descanso
vean esto:
Caldwell was dismissed as the Colts head coach last week after the team went 2-14. He led Indy to the Super Bowl in his first season in 2009, the Colts were AFC South champs and lost in the first playoff game in 2010, and were awful this past season without Peyton Manning.

Caldwell joined Tony Dungy’s staff with the Buccaneers in 2001 as quarterbacks coach. He followed Dungy to Indianapolis in 2002 and remained with him for his entire tenure, helping lead the Colts to a win in Super Bowl XLI

Como ven ?

Un Saludo Increible Foro!!!!

With Bruce Arians gone, there’s a little tidbit in today’s Monday Morning NFL QB from Peter King that points to who he thinks will be the next Steelers offensive coordinator – former Colts coach Jim Caldwell.

Nuevas caras

Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:16:33 +0000

Los steelers han empezado a hacer movimientos y han adquirido nuevos jugadores para la siguiente temporada.

Entre las nuevas adquisiciones estan:

Troy Smith, QB ganador del Heisman en el 2006, este jugador ha sido el unico novato que ha salido victorioso ante una defensiva de LeBeau

Derrick Williams WR

Walter McFadden CB, quien es hermano menor de Bryant McFadden

Jerrod Johnson QB, quien firmo un contrato a futuro con los steelers

Tyler Beiler WR

Jimmy Young WR

David Gilreath WR

Así como se espera que el tercer QB sea Byron Leftwich, dejando así ir a Dixon y Batch.

http://bleacherreport.com/tb/bdwdm

¿Quienes son sus preferidos para el SuperBowl?

Sun, 22 Jan 2012 20:26:37 +0000

Pues la verdad el titlo lo dice todo y quiero que llegen al SuperDomingo
Baltimore y SanFrancisco

ARIANS SE VA, SE VA, Y SE FUE !!!! AL FIN

Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:13:28 +0000

SEGUN POST GAZETTE ARIANS SE RETIRA.
Cuanto tiempo espere esta noticia !!!!

ARIANS PODRIA NO REGRESAR

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 16:56:57 +0000

Arians might not come back

If he does not return, Tomlin would be forced into first hunt for a coordinator

Thursday, January 19, 2012

By Gerry Dulac, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Bruce Arians: Offensive coordinator since 2007

Mike Tomlin has not had to worry about hiring an offensive or defensive coordinator since he became head coach in 2007. Now, that might change.

Tomlin could be facing his first significant hire since replacing Bill Cowher because offensive coordinator Bruce Arians might not return in 2012, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has learned. Arians, 57, is in the final year of his contract with the Steelers, and it is unclear if he is retiring -- something he considered last year -- or not having his contract renewed.

Arians has been the offensive coordinator since Tomlin inherited him and defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau five years ago. Arians was told last week by Tomlin that he would return in 2012, and Tomlin indicated that in a news conference one day after the Steelers' playoff loss in Denver.

Team president Art Rooney II indicated Tuesday, however, that some members of the coaching staff were considering retirement.

Arians considered retiring after the 2010 season because of health problems and other issues. He skipped the NFL combine in February while he mulled his decision.

Unlike some of the Steelers assistant coaches, Arians was not going to attend Senior Bowl workouts in Mobile, Ala., next week. But that is because quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is taking him and his wife to the Pro Bowl in Hawaii. Roethlisberger, named a backup to Tom Brady for the AFC team, also is taking his position coach, Randy Fichtner, and his wife to Hawaii.

Arians has been with the Steelers since 2004, spending his first three seasons as a wide receiver coach when Ken Whisenhunt was the offensive coordinator. He helped install the passing game that the Steelers use to this day. Two years ago, the Steelers considered a change in offensive coordinators, but Arians was retained with the help of support from Roethlisberger.

Since Arians became the coordinator, the Steelers have played in two Super Bowls, winning one. This season, the offense had two 1,000-yard receivers, a 4,000-yard quarterback and four members selected to the Pro Bowl. The offense, however, ranked 21st in points scored -- a point Rooney emphasized in his state of the Steelers summation.

Super Bowl Acerero

Wed, 18 Jan 2012 04:27:43 +0000

Hola que tal !

voy hacer un pronostico mas y es el super bowl

ya que la liga de pronosticos de este año llego a buen fin !!

entren a este espacio : http://www.acerero70.blogspot.com

voy a ver como sale esta idea ... para aventarme otras ke tengo preparadas

a partir de febrero y para que se nos haga menos largo la graaaaaan esperaaaa

de la proxima temporadaaaa y ver de nuevo a los acereros con todo

y el inche arians ja ja....

recuerden esto lo hago sin ningun fin economico o comercial o de publicidad ....

estoy solo en esto y es con mis modestos medios ....

y ganarse un souvenir siempre cae bien !

pues veremos como me va en esto ... espero bien !

Saludos a todos

Fallece el padre del coach Tomlin

Wed, 18 Jan 2012 01:55:11 +0000

Aquí la noticia:

http://www.footballsfuture.com/phpBB2/vi...p=13278825

Descanse en paz y condolencias para su familia

No hubiera sido Harrison porque lo fusilan

Sun, 15 Jan 2012 22:55:05 +0000

Así o más claro que el comisionado no es imaprcial:

http://www.excelsior.com.mx/index.php?m=...ota=802323