Black & Yellow | Pittsburgh Steelers M26

[marshdaddy]

MVP favorite Anthony Richardson should be an untypable sentence.

[Agent]

Richardson as the leading rusher is crazy. MVP him.

[redsox907]

tough end to the season, josh allen robo qb belt otw

win or loss, we the #2 seed regardless

MVP favorite Anthony Richardson should be an untypable sentence.

put some respekt on his name!

Richardson as the leading rusher is crazy. MVP him.

we've also been sharing the load (AYO) at HB this season. Judkins has emerged as the starter, but both Kaleb Johnson and Keaton Mitchell have 300 or more yards too

[redsox907]

As Texans' Chase History, Steelers Opt For Rest

Pittsburgh, PA. - Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin announced on Friday that the team would sit a number of their starters for the season finale against the Buffalo Bills, including quarterback Anthony Richardson, while several other key contributors will see significantly reduced playing time. Will Howard is expected to get the start for the Steelers, although he will be without DK Metcalf in his first career start. Metcalf will be joining TJ Watt, Patrick Queen, and Alex Highsmith on the bench, while both Jalen Ramsey and Marlon Humphrey will see limited snaps.

"We're already locked into the No. 2 seed, win or loss, but with the new playoff seeding we won't be getting a first-round bye for our efforts. So we're essentially turning Week 18 into a scheduled bye for key players," Tomlin said about the decision. When asked how he views the Texans' taking the opposite approach, Tomlin acknowledged the differences.

"Houston is chasing history. They're 16-0 and looking to be the first team since expanded schedules to go 17-0 in the regular season. So while a win or a loss doesn't affect the standings, they're playing to make history."

The Houston Texans will travel to Nashville, Tennessee and face the 4-12 Titans, hoping to become the first team to go 17-0 in the regular season.

For his part, Richardson downplayed the impact of sitting out the season finale amid a potential MVP campaign as the current front runner.

"My resume for this season speaks for itself, so if they want to hold one game against me?" Richardson said with a shrug.

"Ultimately, we're chasing trophies."

After the up-and-down performance against the Cincinnati Bengals last week, and Tomlin's post-game comments about Richardson dealing with nagging injuries, many speculated if the team would risk playing Richardson in a "nothing" game simply to bolster a potential second MVP.

Now, the answer is clear. While the Texans chase perfection, the Steelers are playing the long game: their eighth Super Bowl championship

[Soapy]

boys ducked smoke