stillers4me
10-11-2011, 05:10 AM
The volume on LaMarr Woodley's quiet season hit decibels in the 61.5 million range Sunday when, in three hours time, he equaled or surpassed his entire production through the first four games.
His line from the Steelers' 38-17 pre-Columbus Day parade through the Titans (compared to his four-game totals) went like this: Sacks 11/2 (11/2), quarterback hurries 2 (2), interceptions 1 (0), passes defensed 1 (0).
Welcome back, LaMarr Woodley, and don't think you weren't missed.
His coaches missed him.
"He did a nice job," coach Mike Tomlin said gently. "We needed the performance that he gave us. I think he understands that, as do we."
His teammates missed him.
"I told Woodley, if he doesn't give me the flying kick today, I'm taking the friend card back," said defensive end Brett Keisel...................
read more @ http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11284/1181173-66-0.stm
His line from the Steelers' 38-17 pre-Columbus Day parade through the Titans (compared to his four-game totals) went like this: Sacks 11/2 (11/2), quarterback hurries 2 (2), interceptions 1 (0), passes defensed 1 (0).
Welcome back, LaMarr Woodley, and don't think you weren't missed.
His coaches missed him.
"He did a nice job," coach Mike Tomlin said gently. "We needed the performance that he gave us. I think he understands that, as do we."
His teammates missed him.
"I told Woodley, if he doesn't give me the flying kick today, I'm taking the friend card back," said defensive end Brett Keisel...................
read more @ http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11284/1181173-66-0.stm