Some of my vast and loyal readership may recall that I made my annual prediction of the Steelers final season record way back in September. Below is the original post. It does appear that I was wrong about the Jets in the Comments section. I didn't see them ending the season at 11-5. But I also didn't see them beating the Steelers at home.


Monday, September 13, 2010

After the first game of the season is when I traditionally make my prediction for the Steelers season record. This year is a little more complicated since Big Ben is out for the first four games. But I feel up to the challenge. In a move that goes against what most ESPN types are prognosticating for the Steelers, I predict that their record will be 11-5, with an outside chance of 12-4.

Posted by Dave at 7:00 AM

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

8-8

9/14/10 10:58 AM

Dave said...

Child, please. The extremely overhyped and overrated New York Jets might go 8-8. But not the Steelers. But here's hoping that we all enjoy seeing how it all turns out.

9/14/10 5:31 PM

(http://davethequietobserver.blogspot.com/2010/09/after-first-game-of-season-is-when-i.html)