Coming To An Endzone Near You: THE BIG LEGURSKY

As much as I try to keep in mind that the Bus was most likely one of the best big backs of all time, I never really felt like Fast Willie was capable of being our starter. He’s more of a back-up or a tandem piece. He’s a stallion, no doubt, I do like him and he’s capable of busting out a big gain any time he touches the ball, but we have to admit he’s just as likely to get stuffed behind the line, we have to accept that he’s a soft runner.

Parker cried to the media about the O not having a fullback because he needed that blocker, Fast Willie runs, full steam ahead, and just hopes they don’t catch him. He’s good at that, and there is a place for it on our team, it’s just number 2.

I love Big Ben, I’m so glad we can finally pass the ball, but as much as I love him he’s no Payton. Every drop back has the potential to go the other way, and we accept this and love him anyway because every seeming sack has the potential to be a touchdown.

But making Roethlisberger throw the ball more than absolutely necessary in the second half is a recipe for disaster. This team needs a back, I don’t care if it’s Mendy or Redzone, who can get us just three or four tough yards every time.

If we had *any* kind of clock killing from Parker we beat Chicago and we beat Cincy. Getting a lead and eating the clock WORKS. This -24 4th quarter scoring has got to end, and the beginning of the end is putting Parker on the bench for sixty percent of our carries.