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Nihc
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While I don't believe it'll take 12 weeks, Ben probably isn't going to "tough it out" given that his life is on the line. I'd guess six weeks.
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JaguarCrazy2832
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missing this game will hurt their chances at the playoffs if they lose
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| JaguarCrazy2832 wrote: | | missing this game will hurt their chances at the playoffs if they lose |
Not really. We're 6-3 and we have to play the Browns twice still. Not to mention we play the Chargers here in Pittsburgh; in December. Given their track record this year, I can't see them standing a chance against us in December in Heinz Field.
That means one win between both Baltimore games, Cowboys game and Cincinnati. I can't see us dropping all 4 of those games.
10-6 is realistically what we're looking at. Given the AFC track record; I'd be extremely blown away at the thought of 10-6 not being enough.
After Baltimore, Houston, New England and Denver; who would possibly beat us out for a wild card playoff spot? No one in the AFC East will. I doubt Cincinnati will. Indianapolis will likely get that other spot; but there's no chance anyone in the AFC West gets it over us.
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Honestly, I see us winning the home game against the Ravens, even without Ben. Baltimore has struggled on the road. They lost to a turnover machine in Philadelphia (it's not like that's a far travel, ya know?) and they got absolutely embarrassed by the Texans. They won against the Chiefs in KC and Cleveland in Ohio; neither of which were very dominant at all. I can't imagine we're just going to lay down and take a loss at home because Ben is out.
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howie102
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| Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 4:57 am Post subject: |
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| Nihc wrote: | | While I don't believe it'll take 12 weeks, Ben probably isn't going to "tough it out" given that his life is on the line. I'd guess six weeks. |
I'd like to think that both he and the Steelers would take this line. He's possibly the single toughest player in the game today, but there has to be a point at which even he draws the line. |
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bungleodeon
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| Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 6:42 am Post subject: |
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| steelcurtain29 wrote: | | JaguarCrazy2832 wrote: | | missing this game will hurt their chances at the playoffs if they lose |
Not really. We're 6-3 and we have to play the Browns twice still. |
Oh yeah, those will be gimme games...  Wouldn't be shocked to see us sweep ya without Ben.
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"The ribs join the breastbone in the body's front which is, structurally, our chest. They join the spinal column in our back. There are ligaments involved in the structure. If the rib is completely detached from an anchor bone, it is considered a rib dislocation. If it is still touching adjoining bones, it is considered a "subluxation" as opposed to a dislocation."
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