This is why the Steelers Loss

The loss last night has to be distributed equally. Blaming Sanders for not making what would have been a great catch for losing is not realistic and unfair. The first half was dispicable. The offense was horrible from play calling to execution. Ben was off target throwing high, in the ground behind receivers etc. The defense gave up conversions on big downs that didn't help. Ike Taylor was his usual penalty filled player attributing to points for the opposition. Special teams was a fiasco from blown field goal attempt to the poor kick coverage. I could go on but watch the replay of the game and see for yourselves. Sanders manned up and took blame immediately after the game but that was a very tough catch to make and the Steelers shouldn't have been in that situation at that point in the game to begin with. So let's not pretend like everything falls on a single player.

leejr wrote:The loss last night has to be distributed equally. Blaming Sanders for not making what would have been a great catch for losing is not realistic and unfair. The first half was dispicable. The offense was horrible from play calling to execution. Ben was off target throwing high, in the ground behind receivers etc. The defense gave up conversions on big downs that didn't help. Ike Taylor was his usual penalty filled player attributing to points for the opposition. Special teams was a fiasco from blown field goal attempt to the poor kick coverage. I could go on but watch the replay of the game and see for yourselves. Sanders manned up and took blame immediately after the game but that was a very tough catch to make and the Steelers shouldn't have been in that situation at that point in the game to begin with. So let's not pretend like everything falls on a single player.

I blame the kicker.  He lost the game. 

This team is better when Ben is calling the plays.  Waiting until after half-time to let Ben run the offense is playing with one hand tied behind your back.  A common theme with this coaching staff.

diehardsteersfan wrote:

leejr wrote:The loss last night has to be distributed equally. Blaming Sanders for not making what would have been a great catch for losing is not realistic and unfair. The first half was dispicable. The offense was horrible from play calling to execution. Ben was off target throwing high, in the ground behind receivers etc. The defense gave up conversions on big downs that didn't help. Ike Taylor was his usual penalty filled player attributing to points for the opposition. Special teams was a fiasco from blown field goal attempt to the poor kick coverage. I could go on but watch the replay of the game and see for yourselves. Sanders manned up and took blame immediately after the game but that was a very tough catch to make and the Steelers shouldn't have been in that situation at that point in the game to begin with. So let's not pretend like everything falls on a single player.

I blame the kicker.  He lost the game. 

This team is better when Ben is calling the plays.  Waiting until after half-time to let Ben run the offense is playing with one hand tied behind your back.  A common theme with this coaching staff.

Why is Haley threatened to let Ben run this offense?  Do the Steelers need an offensive coordinator?