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Arnold Drummond.

It's obvious that Big Ben is hurt and is playing way below par. It's time for Leftwich. At least until Ben has a week or so to heal up.

The D- IS STEPPING UP WEEK AFTER WEEK!!!Please O -LINE LIKE A LITTLE HELP.

Ben's fine - he's just not as good as everyone makes him out to be. It was extremely cold out there today and you could tell it affected both QBs. Ben played better than Romo on paper. He was good when he needed to be. Parker had no business being out there today; it's becoming increasingly obvious that Moore is the better back anyway, but Parker was hurt on top of it.... The running game is this team's biggest problem.
The defense buckled down when it needed to and came up with the game-winning score... only real problem I'm seeing on that side of the ball is the fact that they've made two mediocre backs look like superstars the past two weeks (K. Falk and T. Choice).....

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/gamecenter/teamstats/NFL_20081207_DAL@PIT

stats from this evening's game....

Romo in big games makes a lot of stupid mistakes. They lead the stat catagories but with 5 turnovers your not going to win ball games. The back up punter sucks too. With the Falcons losing and the Redskins losing as we speak the Cowboys are fine. Need to win 2 of their last 3 IMO.

didnt they win again with ben? why is everybody down on ben? all he has ever done is win, not to mention super bowl. do you really want leftwich to be the starter? careful what you wish for?

All this amounts to is Marshall fans wanting a former player in there.Do you think they would want to put Batch in now if he were still the back up? I dont think so...I like Leftwitch and glad we were able to get him.He is a emergency insurance policy for Ben for this year only.Look for Batch to be back next year.

I might think about sitting Ben against the Browns!

Pittsburgh's D seems to make the big plays when they are needed.

The thing I like about these next two match-ups is the fact that both teams are rather one-dimensional - they like to run the football first. Pittsburgh should be up to the task of stopping the run. Unlike the past two weeks, when they've had to sacrifice lots of extra rushing yardage to defend above-average passing attacks, I can see the Steelers being able to bring the heat up front and get pressure... Flacco may be able to avoid the pressure... Collins might just get put out of the game if he gets knocked around like a lot of other opposing QBs this year. He doesn't move well at all....

The Steelers dident look the same against the Titans