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The Pittsburgh Steelers have once again, fallen to the Cleveland Browns. A team led by an angry Aaron Rodgers managed to come up short, once again. The Steelers were beaten like a butchers dog, courtesy of Boston, Concepcion, & Co. Rodgers was visually frustrated, cursing that was caught on national television. 

Fresh off a morning trade with yet another disgruntled player the corners got burnt like toast.  

You'd think someone in the Steelers front office had a game plan with Joey Porter departing, or had something in mind before the season began while there were contract disputes, but Khan the bean counter fumbled again. 

I think it's time to burn the boats, let Rodgers drift off to Valhalla and watch the Steelers win less than 5 games this year. They are long overdue for a top 5 draft pick, and that's exactly what a franchise needs to land a talent to turn a team around.

If you are someone out there that has nothing to do ant the moment and has free time out the wazoo since football is over and you have no other sporting interests, - LISTEN UP. 

Here is a good series you can binge watch until next September hits or training camp.

 It is a show called Coach starring Craig T. Nelson (who also played a coach in the film All the Right Moves) filmed in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Not too far outside of Pittsburgh and the late Jerry Van Dyke brother of actor/comedian Dick Van Dyke.

 It is a show played by a fictional Head Coach named Hayden Fox who coaches the fictional Minnesota State Screaming Eagles who later on in the show eventually becomes an NFL coach much later on for a fictional expansion franchise from Orlando.

 The show is about a coach named Hayden Fox who they show from his life on the field as a football coach and his personal life and the struggles he has. It aired from 1989-1997 and it is very good television one that football fans can enjoy until September rolls around.

Joey Porter recently had some choice words regarding his former teammate and arguably the greatest QB ever in franchise history/future HOF Ben Roethlisberger. 

Porters comments highlighting Roethlisberger as a bad teammate and "everyone knew that" are now starting to spark.

This comes after some years ago when Antonio Brown had his shenanigans going on, which many chalked up to CTE. James Harrison - another former teammate who was a guest on the show Undisputed with Skip Bayless and then Shannon Sharpe saying how he believed Roethlisberger was a good teammate.

If not for Big Ben - Porter's loud mouth never wins a Super Bowl, #7 is why Peezy has jewelry to walk around with on his fingers. Keep in mind Porters son also now plays on the team and the day that Roethlisberger does get in(which is likely to happen when his son is still on the team), what is that supposed to be like inside the organization who's brass should adore that fact? Porter also coached the team through Roethlisbergers prime years as well, for Porter to be saying any of this is really low class/low rent whatever you want to call it whenever he brought you the greatest day/run in 2005 than you had your whole playing career. Hoisting the Lombardi which is something that every kid dreams about.

HEY PEEZY- YOU JUST MADE THE LIST 

You know why- Tommy Maddox and Kordell Stewart would have never brought you that precious metal on your hand!