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Are Steelers too stubborn to learn from mistakes?

October 28, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Are Steelers too stubborn to learn from mistakes?

Must read alert! And this echoes what we’ve been saying all week. Will the Steelers throw a curve ball this week at the Patriots offense? Sure doesn’t sound like it from this article.

Here’s a fascinating stat, it’s not just about Brady…

Since 2006, the Steelers are 3-6 in games against Rodgers, Brady, Brees, Peyton Manning(notes), Eli Manning(notes) and Kurt Warner(notes). Moreover, they have allowed 30 points or more in five of those nine games and at least 20 in all of them. Those quarterbacks have combined for a stunning 106.3 rating (248 completions on 382 attempts, 2,955 yards, 23 touchdown passes and only two interceptions).

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