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Dylan Cook...
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Billy Idol
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Aaron also shouted him out. Since we wiped your guys' asses, I can now fully appreciate him. I am now going to rant at length about how displeased I am with the Steelers, even with the victory. It is advised you stop reading here.
Today, I saw:
- A dominant defense for 3 and a half quarters
- 2 of the best running back performances I've seen out of this team
- The best catch I've seen live
- An offense that had the ball for all but 4 3rd quarters plays
- And a 2 score lead with less than 8 minutes left
And we still only won because of a fucking ground rule that no one or their grandmothers has ever seen in their entire lives. That is fucking pathetic! We're supposed to have one of the best kickers in the league, yet he missed one of the most important kicks of the season. We have the highest paid defense in football, yet they laid down to die because we were ahead by 2 scores. We traded away a talented divva wide receiver for a washed up divva wide receiver who tried to punch a fan. The ring leader of all of this is the most cliché head coach of all time. "thAts jUSs the kiNDa fiGHt thIs iS gOnna beeeeeEeeee!" Please fire yourself Mike Tomlin. No one likes you anymore. Now we're gonna luck our way into a division win because the Ravens suck, and get destroyed by a team that actually deserves the number 4 seed but doesn't have it because the NFL doesn't know how to design a playoff bracket. All of our players are washed up too so we don't have a fighting chance next year either! I genuinely hope Art Rooney II sells the team, because it's obvious he doesn't care about being successful. I don't care we're family run, because nothing's worked 15 damn years now. Unless you wanna be eternally stuck in mediocrity Pittsburgh, a full reset is the only option. FUCK!
Today, I saw:
- A dominant defense for 3 and a half quarters
- 2 of the best running back performances I've seen out of this team
- The best catch I've seen live
- An offense that had the ball for all but 4 3rd quarters plays
- And a 2 score lead with less than 8 minutes left
And we still only won because of a fucking ground rule that no one or their grandmothers has ever seen in their entire lives. That is fucking pathetic! We're supposed to have one of the best kickers in the league, yet he missed one of the most important kicks of the season. We have the highest paid defense in football, yet they laid down to die because we were ahead by 2 scores. We traded away a talented divva wide receiver for a washed up divva wide receiver who tried to punch a fan. The ring leader of all of this is the most cliché head coach of all time. "thAts jUSs the kiNDa fiGHt thIs iS gOnna beeeeeEeeee!" Please fire yourself Mike Tomlin. No one likes you anymore. Now we're gonna luck our way into a division win because the Ravens suck, and get destroyed by a team that actually deserves the number 4 seed but doesn't have it because the NFL doesn't know how to design a playoff bracket. All of our players are washed up too so we don't have a fighting chance next year either! I genuinely hope Art Rooney II sells the team, because it's obvious he doesn't care about being successful. I don't care we're family run, because nothing's worked 15 damn years now. Unless you wanna be eternally stuck in mediocrity Pittsburgh, a full reset is the only option. FUCK!
Mike DeFabo of The Athletic published a piece a few days ago that tells Dylan's story and raves about his performance. Says he's done the best job this year of protecting Aaron Rogers of any left tackle on the team. Includes a couple videos that analyze in detail how he's performed.
www.nytimes.com
Bears fan. College QB. Fourth-stringer. Now, Dylan Cook protects Aaron Rodgers’ blindside
An unlikely journey for the man holding down one of the most important jobs in the NFL.
www.nytimes.com
