Lay Off Of Claypool..How About Watt’s Taunting Call

I just don’t get it. Some of you Pittsburgh Steelers fans are never satisfied. The good or the bad, you always seem to find the negative point in every topic. Which makes you the worst Steelers fans ever!

CASE IN POINT: Pittsburgh wide receiver, Chase Claypool has been under fire all week due to his “excessive” first down celebration. Something that I was not happy about as well. But what’s done..is done.

Chase Claypool cost the Steelers AT LEAST 5 seconds posing & pointing

that would have given the Steelers 1 more play… 1 more shot to tie it up

so dumb, so clueless pic.twitter.com/cy7wSkv4XE

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) December 10, 2021

Understood by what Warren Sharp, of Sharp Football had to say. But here is my rebuttal..”WHO THE FUCK IS WARREN SHARP?” 😂

No one knows who this dude is, nor do they care. Just another failed (non) athlete who gets off on degrading actual professional athletes. You know, like Colin Cowherd, Skip Bayless and beyond?

The capper is the media are ridiculing Chase Claypool for an overextended first down celebration, but what about linebacker, T.J. Watt’s taunting call versus the Baltimore Ravens? That warranted a $10,300 fine?

“taunting” pic.twitter.com/rzVdgVzZjE

— 𝙇𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙤𝙣¹⁸ (@DiontaeWRLD) December 11, 2021

Maybe it’s just me..or just the racism that still exists in the NFL Media today. Either way it goes..Claypool is still young, so why rip him for being excited over a big first down play? And not rip Watt for his personal foul?

Case in point..we were all young, dumb and full of that fluid at some point in our lives. So how about taking a look in the mirror before you point tge finger? #HereWeGo

TUITT: Unsung Defensive Terror

They mention Pittsburgh Steelers defensive players like T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward and Minkah Fitzpatrick, but one name seems to slip through the cracks more than others.

Stephon Tuitt, the Steelers defensive end for the Steelers was drafted in the second round in 2014, and since joining the team he has put up some pretty impressive numbers.

From his rookie year up until the 2020 season, Tuitt has accumulated 34.5 sacks which is 13th in franchise history. Posting career highs last season with 11 sacks, 10 tackles for a loss and 25 quarterback hits.

And how is this for a stat? Pittsburgh became the only team in the NFL to have at least two(2) players with 11 or more sacks last year. Those two being Tuitt of course, the other the “should have been DPOY” T.J. Watt.

So I think it’s about time that #91 gets mentioned up there with the elite DE’s in the league. Look for him to produce even better numbers in 2021. #HereWeGo