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I haven't been in the game thread, but some random thoughts about the first half:
I hope Easley isn't the next Dowling.
Missing a long FG isn't just 3 points; there's also some field position.
Between the FGs and the botched TD catch, the Steelers could easily have 13 points, and the Patriots might have fewer.
Gostkowsi's second extra point jerked oddly to the right. Some kind of wind?
Michaels misdescribed the botched TD, in terms of which was the offending foot. The problem is that the left foot was barely out of bounds, along with the right foot that was well out.
Even successful plays can be somewhat inaccurate throws. I'm thinking of Brady's throw behind Edelman for the first down, Brady's rainbow to Amendola that could have gone longer if it was perfectly in stride, and one of Roethlisberger's rainbows down the right sideline similarly.
Rough start for Solder.
I love Gronk's celebrations -- not just the spikes, but the group hugs with 3+ broad-shouldered guys in his very widely outstretched arms.
Both teams had some scripted plays that worked well early. So be it.
Other than the inside LB sack, I'm not seeing much pressure on Roethlisberger.
Happily, I'm not seeing that much pressure on Brady either.
Collinsworth thinks it's obvious that Jones is one the Patriots' best players. Reminds me of a thread we had a few days ago.
The thing that I like most about Lewis is that he isn't just bouncing it outside. The second he sees a crease, he hits it hard. That kind of vision is what separates good athletes from good RBs.
