Anyone going to Steelers vs. Bungles Thursday?
Anyone going to Steelers vs. Bungles Thursday?
11-18-2008 | 07:35 PM
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11-18-2008 | 07:41 PM
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Great, don't troll in my thread.
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True. Plus Steelers fans = why every game has been sold out since like the mid 90's I think? Crazy. I've got 11th row in the endzone from a guy I know thats been a season ticket holder since 1974. Sweeet
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11-18-2008 | 07:47 PM
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Injured Bengal waits for Ward
Associated Press
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Speaking out for the first time about the hit that broke his jaw, Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Keith Rivers made it clear Wednesday he’s looking forward to his next game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Hines Ward.
Ward leveled the rookie with a straight-up block on the fourth play of Pittsburgh’s 38-10 victory on Oct. 19, leaving Rivers with a broken jaw. Ward wasn’t penalized or fined.
Rivers, a first-round draft pick from USC, has his jaw wired shut.
“I mean, I would have done it,” he said. “Honestly, whatever. It is what it is. You know, you reap what you sow. That’s what happens. What goes around, comes around. We’ll see what happens.”
If the injury weren’t so severe, Rivers said he would have tried to be back on the field for the rematch in Pittsburgh on Nov. 20.
“If I was able to —- if I didn’t go on [injured reserve] —- I’d do everything in my will,” he said. “Shoot some cortisone in my face and I’ll go. Whatever.”
Reminded that the AFC North teams play twice a year, Rivers responded, “It’s all good.”
Associated Press
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Speaking out for the first time about the hit that broke his jaw, Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Keith Rivers made it clear Wednesday he’s looking forward to his next game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Hines Ward.
Ward leveled the rookie with a straight-up block on the fourth play of Pittsburgh’s 38-10 victory on Oct. 19, leaving Rivers with a broken jaw. Ward wasn’t penalized or fined.
Rivers, a first-round draft pick from USC, has his jaw wired shut.
“I mean, I would have done it,” he said. “Honestly, whatever. It is what it is. You know, you reap what you sow. That’s what happens. What goes around, comes around. We’ll see what happens.”
If the injury weren’t so severe, Rivers said he would have tried to be back on the field for the rematch in Pittsburgh on Nov. 20.
“If I was able to —- if I didn’t go on [injured reserve] —- I’d do everything in my will,” he said. “Shoot some cortisone in my face and I’ll go. Whatever.”
Reminded that the AFC North teams play twice a year, Rivers responded, “It’s all good.”
Wahhhhh he hit me. Bitch.
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