Is Big Ben really Big “Bad” Ben?
I decided to come off hiatus early because the allegations against Ben warrant a post.
First, I have no idea what really happened inside that Lake Tahoe hotel room in July 2008 where Ben stayed during a celebrity golf tournament. The woman has accused Ben of assault while he stayed at Harrah’s where Ms. McNulty was employed. The suit, for libel and slander, is filed against nine defendants, including Ben. The eight others are reportedly employees at Harrah’s whom the woman accuses of defaming her following the assault.
Ben’s lawyer, David Cornwell, said Ben denied the charge. “Ben has never sexually assaulted anyone,” Cornwell said in a statement.
Now, we might never know exactly what happened that night, But what we do know is this:
- Somewhere in America, a woman is raped every 2 minutes according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
- The United States has the highest rape numbers than any other country which publishes such statistics according to the National Women’s Study conducted by the National Center for Victims of Crime
- In the United States, more than 70 percent of all rapes go unreported.
That being said I’m going to urge all ladies to use some common sense.
You should not go home or to a hotel room with someone you just met. No matter how smart, how beautiful, how fantastic you are it takes time to get to know the attributes that go beyond initial attraction. In other words, if you do go, know up front that it is NOT tea and cookies you will be getting there. He knows this, so should you.
Just because the other person may be a celebrity of some sort, does not mean you know them. You don’t. The public persona isn’t always the private and real person. How do I know? I’m gonna use an Ocho Cinco quote here “Child Please.” I’m a public relations strategist. I can develop a public persona for any person, place, product or service. The attributes I highlight might not be ALL the characteristics, but those that appeal to the audience I am interested in reaching. Just because TO has a beautiful body, and he does, does not mean he’s a great husband or boyfriend. Keep it real ladies. Don’t get caught up in the celebrity. Not that all celebrities are secretly bad people, but just like any situation, take the time to get to know someone.
And my final point while standing on this soapbox: take note of those statistics again. Rape happens. By fabricating a story (and no, I do not know that anyone has specifically) you are making it more difficult for those who are raped every 2 minutes to make the case. Rape is serious, it’s power, it’s traumatic, it has life long effects. Don’t minimize this act because your feelings were hurt, because things didn’t go the way you think they should have or you just feel like it. If you have a case, report it. No man should ever rape you.
And again, don’t put yourself in situations that may lead to something you didn’t intend to happen.
Be smart. Be safe. Think before you act.
And Ben I really, really hope you are telling the truth.
Summer Hiatus
Steelergurl is on hiatus, I know it sucks, doesn’t it? But everyone needs a vacation and some relaxation. For the next 20 days, I will be getting ready to cover training camp…then pre-season…and then…yes, you know it…the regular season and I foresee a great season.
I’ll be taking Steelerboy (my son) to opening weekend. We’re really looking forward to it.
Until then….have a great couple weeks.
See you soon….and get ready!!!
So, in following up with the top NFL defenses poll, I want to highlight what undoubtedly is my favorite part of the football game. Big, daunting defensive tackles, swift linebackers and lean and mean cornerbacks and safeties – bring on a hard hitting game of football and it’s always a great game.
Great defenses negate the running game, they pressure the QB and crush the pocket and make big plays all over the field. How can you beat that? While a pretty QB gets a ton of props for long-passes *cough Brady cough* and flashy wideouts are constantly heralded as the stars *cough TO cough* it’s the rough and tumble defensive lineman and fast and furios secondaries who make my Sunday (and Monday nights and occasional Thursday) every single week.
The NFL Channel ranked defenses historically as follows:
10. Purple People Eaters – Minnesota Vikings
9. Dallas Cowboys Doomsday Defense
8. The 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
7. Ravens circa 2000
6. New York Giants during the 1950’s
5. Atlanta Falcons “grits blitz”
4. 1969 Kansas City Chiefs
3. Lombardi’s Packers
2. 1985 Chicago Bears
1. Pittsburgh’s Steel Curtain
As a Steelers fan, I am certainly not going to argue the Steelers spot at #1. During this time, they won 4 Super Bowls and literally frightened opponents. I can’t imagine not being scared of lining up across from Jack Lambert, the man had no front teeth clearly he wasn’t scared of much. The entire defense- from the secondary to the line to the linebackers, just plain nasty.
So, I agree with the list overall though I think I do agree with @tailgate365 that I would rank the 2000 Ravens above the Falcons. Looks like everyone who picked past defenses included everyone who was mentioned.
Now, on to the next season…this is harder than I expected it to be, but here are my picks:
10. Vikings. I think the Vikings defense has been slightly underrated – they will be more consistent this year and have drafted effectively in the offseason creating some depth and bringing in some vets to cover gaps. If their front four can keep pressure on the QB, they will be a great defensive team with versatility. (take note Steelers, play hard ALL games!!)
9. Colts. Even with a new defensive coordinator, the Colts still have veterans at the helm and will likely run the same style defense. There will be growing pains with new coaches all around, but their D will remain strong.
8. Dolphins. Joey Porter has always been one of my favorites (‘cept for his mouth). He’s nasty. There also weren’t a lot of changes in the off-season. I expect them to have a decent season defensively.
7. Jets. With the addition of Bart Scott and of course, Rex Ryan – the Jets will have a decent defense. They weren’t terrible last year though it will take a year or two to get this team to act as a TEAM, they will likely soon become a defensive force.
6. Titans. Losing Haynesworth creates a gap, but overall, the Titans will return strong defensively.
5. Eagles. I don’t even really have much to say about the Iggles. They kicked some butt last year in the NFC, ultimately losing in the playoffs to the Cardinals, their defense helped them get them as far as they got. They’ll be a defensive force again in 2009
4. Redskins. As much as I hate to admit this, their defense wasn’t terrible last year and with Haynesworth coming on board it will add. I still don’t think they will WIN but that’s because it’s still a team of individuals rather than an actual TEAM. I’m guessing that the sales of Haynesworth jerseys ill pay for the obsene amount of money Big Dan spent to get him, however. Brian Orakapo also brings speed and strength to the defense. Look forward to seeing how he adds to the overall mix of players.
3. Giants. With a healthy Osi Umenyiora the Giants defense will be more stable. Justin Tuck is always a force and reports say Antonio Pierce is in the best shape of his career. I think the Giants will again be a force.
2. Ravens. Hell, I am scared of Gnata, I will admit it. This is a passionate defense led by Ray Ray. And Ed Reed is beast in the secondary picking balls straight outta the air and don’t let a loose ball anywhere near him. Other than the loss of to the Jets, I think the Ravens will remain one of the top defenses in the League. Can’t. Wait. To. Kick. Some. Purple. Bird. Ass. Yeah, I said it, but it’s my blog, I can 🙂
1. Steelers. With virtunally nothing on the defense changing – they still will be number one. Losing Foote to the Lions is the only starter role that’s lost, yet Timmons was already subbing in last year on specific downs so should not affect the play. There’s depth on corner and with a healthy Troy the secondary will be outstanding – and likely once again underrated. With Woodley and Deebo coming off the edges, I foresee another sack fest for opposing QBs. I love my team, and I love watching the defense do what it does. All hail the great Dick LeBeau.
I can’t tell you how many times I rearranged this order…the last 5 were pretty difficult to predict. But I am sticking with this order. Agreeing with @DYMilkshake, it’s hard to rate the Vikings with both Williams out for four games each but with them, they are a good, solid D.
I didnt include the Pats though Johnny_S over at Behind The Steel Curtain did – my reasoning is that while they have a strong front with 3 veterans, they have weaknesses both in the linebacker corps and their secondary. The Pats strength has been offensive scoring, despite Belichick’s strength in defense. I just don’t see them in the top 10 going into 2009.
The one team I went back and forth about including and probably should knock the Vikings out to include are the Cowboys. Demarcus Ware is a beast and will always be a beast. I’m wavering now as I type this, but I am going to leave as is and we can talk about it later in the season. I might kick myself.
Steelroots86 also over at Behind The Steel Curtain also had San Diego Chargers on his list. I don’t think Cromartie can reach his 2007 level and I think there are gaps which is why I didn’t include them. However, before training camp and pre-season, it’s hard to predict how these teams will untimately gel.
One thing is for certain, I’ll continue to love and hate the Steelers-Ravens match ups, sit on the floor rocking and biting my nails during the ALWAYS nasty defensive games of the year. This year, there might be a few surprises and I look forward to the debate moving forward.
Open for comments as always.
NFL’s Top 10 defenses
Tomorrow night at 8pm, the NFL Channel will unveil it’s picks for the NFL’s top 10 defenses. Because I am bored to tears in this offseason and looking for any kind of content to fill the gaps a wanna-be defensive player, I thought it might be fun to do a poll of who YOU think are the top NFL defenses going into the next season.
Comment, hit me on twitter, or email me (steelergurl00@gmail.com – those are zeroes BTW) and let me know your thoughts…
I’ll write up a more meaningful post based on responses and of course, the NFL Channel’s take on top 10 defenses.
Bring it, comments start NOW.
Who are the NFL’s Gritty Quarterbacks?
I asked this question because as I watched NFL’s Total Access the other night “gritty quarterback” and Tom Brady were used in the same sentence. I have to ask Rich Eisen what his definition of “gritty” is because according to the dictionary, gritty means: harsh, coarse, rough and unrefined. In my mind, that says Big Ben – and Big Ben and Tom Brady couldn’t be two different quarterbacks.
Tom Brady is an outstanding QB, but everything about his game says pretty and smooth and simple. He gets about an hour in the pocket while his outstanding OL (and he should be thanking them, really) protect him for an unprecedented amount of time while his receivers make it way down the field. It’s pretty. It’s beautiful. It’s outstanding, but it ain’t gritty.
Fueled by this media hype to project the “New Improved Brady” as Mr. Tough Guy – I asked the sports minded folks who follow me on twitter to weigh in on who really does make a “gritty quarterback” and these are the results in order of least to most votes:
5. Ben Roethlisberger – THE Pittsburgh Steelers
I’m a Steeler fan, so I am not going to waste a lot of time justifying Ben’s pick with anything other than “He’s definitely gritty.”
We win, but it damn sure is not pretty. All Steeler Nation will agree. And probably Mike Tomlin too…
4. Donovan McNabb – Philadelphia Eagles
Donovan has had a long career with the Eagles and one not without controversy, from TO to his bum knee, he’s overcome a lot of adversity and still played tough. He’s got a QB rating of 86.4 and thrown for 29,320 yards. I’m not an Eagles fan necessarily, but you have to give him credit – he’s had a host of issues in Philly and even been boo’d by fans. McNabb was the 2nd overall draft pick in 1999 and has led the Eagles to a Super Bowl appearance – 2004 – which was the first time the Eagles had been in the Super Bowl since 1980. The Eagles, with McNabb at their helm have been to four NFC championship games. It takes a special person to play in Philly, fans are absolutely tough and McNabb has lived it through – even brought the Eagles back last year after being benched halfway through the season. He’s gritty.
3. Joe Montana – San Francisco 49ers
Montana led the 49ers to four Super Bowl Championships in four appearances. Yes, everytime they went, they won. His quarterback rating was 127.8 which according to every other QB rating I have ever seen is out of control high (how is this computed anyway?!?). Montana was a born leader, someone who could scramble out of the pocket but lead in style, grace and calm. In 1986, he had back surgery only to be on the field a few months later throwing TDs – it takes passion and commitment not to give it up after such a tough injury. Montana retired at age 38. I’m not sure I characterize Montana as “gritty” or “pretty.” I think he was a fantastic QB, but I’m leaning more towards pretty, despite what my twitter respondents said. (Feel free to comment!)
2. Terry Bradshaw – THE Pittsburgh Steelers
Being a Steeler fan is in my blood. I have shared on this blog before that my Dad taught me everything I know about football and it was this Terry Bradshaw led team that gave me my daughter-dad bonding time. I have a special place in my heart for this team. His career stats look something like 2025 completions for 3901 attempts, 27,989 yards and 212 touchdowns. Not to mention that Terry Bradshaw led the Steelers to four Super Bowl titles over a six-year span and was MVP for both Super Bowl XIII and Super Bowl XIV. There was definitely a grit to Bradshaw’s game. I’d agree with gritty but sometimes pretty here.
1. Brett Favre – with Greenbay Packers NOT New York Jets
I don’t know how you can say a guy with a scraggly beard and Wranglers is NOT gritty, but I will agree that Brett Favre is gritty. Despite all the recent “retirement” drama overshadowing Favre’s successes in Green Bay, he was a great quarterback. He holds virtually every significant NFL passing record – including TD passes (464). He threw over his career 9,280 times for 5,720 completions for an outstanding 65,127 yards. Farve played 17 NFL seasons, 16 with the Packers. He led the team to a Super Bowl win in 1997. I hope that all the drama we have seen from him recently does not at all overshadow his great history. However, he does need to just let it go…
He’s still got my vote – and a lot of others – for “gritty” not “pretty.”
Let me know if you agree or disagree on the gritty NFL quarterbacks.
And for the record, there was only one vote for Tom Brady and that came from a delusional Pats fan. The least you can do is be honest about your teams strengths. Tom Brady is far from gritty – and gritty does not equal successful. Brady is successful being pretty – let him be pretty. But don’t buy into this PR campaign to make him rugged – it’s a total disingenuous turn off.
Let the comments begin.
Grace in losing
No one plays a game to lose. No one does. Last night watching both my teams (Pens and Cavs) lose, I was reminded how important good sportsmanship is, not just to the game, but to life. After the Cavs lost in game 6 to Orlando, Lebron walked off the court, did not shake hands and did not do any post-game interviews. I love Lebron, but immediately, what came to mind was how much my 13 year old son loves Lebron too and how I have been struggling to teach him the importance of shaking hands even after a close or tough game. He gets very angry when he loses. He doesn’t understand that when you lose, you are actually getting better because you strive to BE better and you work even harder for the next matchup.
One of my favorite players is Troy Polamalu. Not only because he’s a beast on the field, but because he really comes to work every Sunday. People can talk about him, tackle him by his hair, but you won’t see Troy being loud, guaranteeing games, or talking smack in general. You WILL see him make the sign of a cross after every play. You will see him play hard. You will see him prove himself by his actions each and every Sunday. He is someone a kid can look up to. He clearly has “good sportsmanship.”
Being a good sport involves not just being a “good winner” but also being a “good loser.”
It consists of fair play, sportsmanship and most importantly character.
The reason that kids should play sports are to learn these elements. Being the best [insert sport] player you can be is tied to both talent and being a good sport.
Even during the combine, players are interviewed as well as have to show their physical talent. That “interview” is done to break into the players psyche – to show their character.
I was really astounded to see some people on twitter say that being a good sport isn’t important. That Lebron just needed to come and play and if they were him, they wouldn’t have done the “shaking hands” thing either. What these folks failed to understand is that these qualities aren’t just exhibited on the court or the field, they are part of life. You can’t always win, you can’t always get your way, and you might not always like that. But being able to deal with failure, in so many ways, is so important to your overall success in life. How you deal with desires, fears, challenges and opportunities is part of character and can be learned through sportsmanship.
Sure, Lebron should be mad. He played his heart out all through the season and the playoffs. It’s not always easy to congratulate the opposing team after a loss. But that does not mean it’s not the right thing to do. He’s better than that. I just wished that in this situation, he had exhibited good sportsmanship.
I’m a firm believer in “doing the right thing.” It’s part of my core ethical values and how I conduct myself in life – not just when I play sports. I learned that from my parents and from playing sports all my life. I intend to share those values with my son.
At the end of the day you can have equal talent with someone, but it’s the little things that propel you to success.
Bring Stanley home too
This is a football blog, but I would be remiss to ignore the fact that my new post-football season obsession will also result in a run for the title. The Pens sealed the deal with a sweep of the Canes and last night, the Detroit Redwings defeated the Chicago Blackhawks.
This will be a rematch for the Stanley Cup between the Redwings and the Pens.
I’m new to hockey, I don’t quite understand it yet, but I am having a great time learning…the fast pace and the physical play keep me into the game. I’m looking forward to Saturday night’s first match between the two teams. And let’s hope for a Pens victory!
Weak post, yeah…I know…but unless it’s Crosby or Malkin or Fleury, I am not even sure I know what they do or who they are. I’ll have to have real hockey fans write a real post.
Is it football season yet?
PS – we’ll put Stanley (+ the two we already have) next to the SIX Lombardi’s….
It’s just 3 months post-Super Bowl and already the chattering has started – which team earns the title as “Team of the Decade?”
Pittsburgh Steelers or New England Patriots.
With five championships between them so far this decade, the title is up for grabs. Steelers fans will claim it, pending one more championship and Pats fans ALREADY are running their mouths as IF they have it nailed.
No doubt, the Patriots are a great team. Tom Brady is a fantastic quarterback. They have an outstanding offensive line and pass protection. They even have a decent defense. I won’t begin to discount their championships. They are a great team, cheating aside, they still have to go out and perform….and they have. (I know, tough hit there with the cheating thing…had to go and bring that up, right?)
However, the Steelers – and yes, I am probably biased since they are my team – are also a great team. Sure, could our O-line use some help, absolutely. But so could the Pats secondary!
I wholeheartedly disagree with Pasquerelli on the Pats defense. Wasn’t it just last season the Steelers pretty much whooped that New England butt? I mean, don’t make me pull out the Ryan Clark hit again. I will. Do we need to be reminded?
I’ll be the first to admit that the Steelers have issues on offense. Believe me, we Steelers fans KNOW this. But to try to say that the Steelers defense will be weaker than the Pats defense is absolutely insane. I’m thinking Pasquerelli must have suffered from a “Deebo” hit before that even came out of his mouth.
The facts:
The Steelers had the #1 defense in the NFL in 2008.
James Harrison was the NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year.
He and Woodly had nearly 30 sacks.
I’m sorry Pasquerelli, say what you want about our offensive issues….but leave my defense alone. Oh, and by the way, Dick Lebeau? You are going to say the best defensive coordinator in the League, what, is insignificant compared to Belichick? *sigh*
Well, if there’s one thing I know – it’s that Mike Tomlin (remember him?) will take this type of article and use it as fodder to create intensity in our team.
Forget the Ravens for a second…I’m looking forward to hopefully meeting the Pats in the AFC Championship. I’m sure the rest of the team will feel the same way when they see this article.
Oh and by the way Pasquerelli, it’s May! Brady’s been off the field for more than a year. He had major knee surgery – think about FWP for a second here and how bounced right back – right?
Let’s wait and see how he reacts being back on the field and whether or not he nurses that knee a little or not.
And don’t get me wrong, I am not saying the Pats aren’t a great team. I’m saying before we anoint them “Team of the Decade” that we wait out the entire decade! It’s still only 2009 folks. Steelers still have a championship in them, that I am certain.
Who will be the Steelers #3 WR?
This is the Limas Sweed vs Mike Wallace vs Shaun McDonald story.
And one that’s hard to predict without really seeing any of them play in camp, but it’s off-season, I have no more White House adventure stories so I’m going to make a prediction anyway.
First, le’s just say Nate Washington will be missed. He was a great WR for the Steelers and made plays when we needed them. I wish him the best in his career. He deserves to have a shot as a starter.
But now, back to filling that spot…I’m saying it goes to Limas, for now. I think he hurt his own ego more than anything by dropping that would be touchdown pass last year and will want to show that he’s more than that. He’s familiar with the playbook – though isn’t everyone, not like Arians is the most creative Offensive Coordinator – and he’s had a year watching Hines and Santonio, hopefully learning along the way. Clearly, he attended the Hines school of blocking based on his hit against the Ravens in the AFC Championship last year (knowing also that he had to redeem himself for dropping the pass). While he only had 6 catches for 64 yards last year, I think Limas is a “work in progress.” It’s not like Santonio was he receiver he is today a couple years ago. (Still shaking my head at those dropped returns a few years back). Let’s give the kid the benefit of the doubt and say he’s been working on the off-season and will earn the job of #3 man.
**I reserve the right to change my mind, like any woman, based on what I see at training camp.
I am heartily impressed with what I see and hear about Mike Wallace. Clearly he’s fast – with a 4.31 40 at the combine. I think he will have a starting job on kick returns and will move into a WR job in the next couple years…much as I hate to say it, Hines isn’t getting any younger. He’ll mentor these young guys and teach them the Steeler way – and yes, keep on teaching them how to block too, forget that Hines Ward rule stuff, receivers need to block when they aren’t carrying the ball. I think Wallace will definitely be the “one to watch” moving forward. And, if Limas doesn’t pan out, the one I think who will be second in line.
**Again, all this subject to change once I see what happens in training camp.
Clearly, getting some veteran depth at WR with Shaun McDonald is smart. Pending any injuries *knock on wood* he could easily jump in to a role. He was a 4th round draft pick by Saint Louis Rams where he played until the 2007 season when he went to Detroit. Over his career he’s had 185 receptions for 2167 yards and 10 TD’s. He’s our insurance policy. Not that I don’t think he could be the #3, I just think Limas has that job for now. Although, depending on what needs to happen on the field, the job *could* be shared based on strengths.
I don’t know about anyone else, but I am definitely looking forward to training camp so I can really see how these spots work themselves out.
Who is your pick for the job based on what we know right now? Sweed, Wallace or McDonald?
The Steelers visit the White House
(prefacing this post with the fact that I am pissy and had a bad day!)
Wow, what a day, the Steelers visit the White House. I work a block from the White House and was excited to know that they would be coming to my city today. Last night, in preparation, I packed my #10 jersey in support of Santonio’s Super Bowl winning touchdown and confirmed their arrival time with my NFL contact – covering all bases. I was READY today.
So, I get to the White House and I realized one thing I didn’t know – which gate they would be entering. First, I asked the Secret Service (uniformed) guards at the gate closest to my office where the best place to get a picture would be…to which they replied, “No pictures for Steelers fans, this is DC…you should be a Skins fan.”
WTF? Seriously, that’s what they said…
So, I take my butt along the street on 15th and Penn heading to the front of the White House heading toward the West gate when I run into a couple more Steelers fans. They tell me the guards there told them to go to where I had just been…we decide to walk together back in that direction.
It was a beautiful day I will add. Sunny, warm – borderline hot in the DMV. We see lots more guards lined up at the gate the President comes in so we ask them, “Will we be able to get some good pictures if we stand here?” Nope they tell us, no pictures here. So, we walk along the back, by the ellipse and each step of the way we ask whoever we run into. Each time, no pictures here. Finally, we’re behind the Old Executive Office Building and we hear the sirens, the motorcycles and general noise of the motorcade.
Yup, all those police/secret service etc lied. The Steelers entered the very first gate where I had asked. Now, keep in mind this is OUTSIDE the gates. It’s tourist central. It’s not like you can’t norally walk in these areas. Those guys were just being assholes. In fact, as I RAN back to where I had initially been, I could have sworn I heard “Run Steelergurl, Run!” Ha ha. I am sure they enjoyed watching me run all around the damn ellipse as much as I enjoyed the cardio.
Bastards made me run around this fence and you see that bus!
I am sure this post sounds whiny and silly all at the same time. But here’s why I am mad….remember when I said they were asking why I wasn’t a Skins fan? Well, look at these pics…you see all that Steelers paraphanalia? These same whiny ass men were the same ones who were kissing Coach Tomlin’s ass to get an autograph. In fact, I got no pictures without them begging someone for an autograph. So much so, that the players had no time to give any attention to us fans. All six of us who showed up (Steeler Nation, what the hell?? But that’s another post altogether).
Begging MY COACH for autographs!!
If there’s one thing I hate, it’s a fake ass bandwagon fan. Those guys gave me shit about being a Steeler fan until those buses pulled up and while they were watching me run around the freaking ellipse, they were kissing ass to get an autograph. If I see any of that stuff on ebay I am punching the next Skins fan I see in the neck. No lie. I’m going to do it.
This whole thing would be like me seeing Ray Ray in the streets of Baltimore and getting an autograph and NOT giving that right over to Molly (@mdbirdlover), Lee (@tailgate365), Tracy (@mindpinball) or Syreeta (@theNFLChick) – they are REAL Ravens fans and there is no way in hell I would get an autograph from Ray Ray and not give it to one of them (you all can ply me with gifts to decide who gets it btw).
I know it’s going to be a while before the Skins see a championship again, but you didn’t need to talk shit say negative things about my team and then beg for autographs punk ass motherfuckers. Blame Danny boy for your losing team, don’t blame my six time champions who are about to win a 7th.
I’m not a fan who runs and screams at cute players, I don’t get obnoxious and I am not into all that “celebrity.”
(Unless I see it on Pigskinlovinglady’s blog.)
I love football and I am FOREVER a Steelers fan.
No Bullshit.
(As if anyone who reads this blog doesn’t already know that!)
Here are more pictures, best I could do today folks…
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