Ravens Perched Atop AFC North Standings During Steelers' Bye Week
The Baltimore Ravens are the team to beat as the Pittsburgh Steelers get healthy this weekend during their bye.
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The Baltimore Ravens are the team to beat as the Pittsburgh Steelers get healthy this weekend during their bye.
We are into the 4th week of the Fantasy Football season and now is when we separate the men from the boys. The first three weeks were easy, play the best players that you drafted, but that comes to an end this week with the start of BYE weeks.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- The Steelers let one get away in Week 3 at Oakland, but according to running back Isaac Redman, the 34-31 upset by the Raiders, their pretty punchless ground attack is not entirely to blame, nor is Todd Haley's strategy.
The Steeler bye week was much talked about in the pre-season. Many people thought it was too early here in week #4. Most agree, the best bye week is week 9 or at the halfway mark of the season.
After a three-month lockout, the NFL and the referees' union have reached a tentative contract agreement. In fact, things are moving quickly.
It may not be the traditional Steeler Nation way, but offensive coordinator Todd Haley is using clock management to keep Pittsburgh alive.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- The Steelers' defense hardly resembled what was statistically the top-ranked unit the league last season in Sunday's collapse.
Many players have stepped up in the Steelers' season thus far, so if this trend continues Pittsburgh should be okay in spite of its 1-2 start.
With the replacement referee situation in the NFL passed the boiling point, the Fan Morning Show spoke to CBS Sports' NFL Insider, Jason LaConfora.
Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com joined Seibel, Starkey and Miller on Sportsradio 93.7 The FAN to talk about the controversial finish in the Green Bay-Seattle game last night on Monday Night Football.
93-7 The Fan Steelers insider Ed Bouchette from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette joins Vinnie & Cook for his Tuesday appearance.
Heath Miller has done nothing but excel since becoming a Steeler in 2005.
Linebacker Larry Foote will be a frequent guest on the Fan Morning Show, and he joined the guys on Tuesday morning to talk about the Steelers' 34-31 loss to the Oakland Raiders.
