Mike Wallace: 'Renegade' no longer provides an edge for Steelers

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens don't play at Heinz Field for four months, but it felt a little like Pittsburgh on Sunday, when the Ravens blasted the song "Renegade" on their speakers to start team drills.

The Styx song is the adopted anthem of the Pittsburgh Steelers and is often played at Heinz during the biggest moments of the game.


But Ravens wide receiver Mike Wallace, who played his first four seasons in Pittsburgh, doesn't believe it provides the same edge as it did previously.

"I don't think it works for them as well anymore because everybody likes the song," Wallace said. "I think everybody gets hyped. At first, it kind of caught people off guard and it was an advantage for them. I don't think it's an advantage for them anymore."


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The steelers are like 11-2 in the last 2 years at home with Ben Roethlisberger....

The Steelers have been a completely different team at home than on the road over the past three years. Wether Renegade has something to do with it or not, to say they don't have an edge at home is pretty dumb.

Mike should stick to what he does best. Catch his deep bomb then do absolutely nothing afterwards.

And what would the one trick pony know about that?

And Wallace has not been a factor in the 2 games in Pittsburgh in his career as road team.

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Originally Posted by polamalubeast

And Wallace has not been a factor in the 2 games in Pittsburgh in his career as road team.

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"eksept as uh deekoy of korse"