Steelers Defense Dismantled By Tom Brady and Patriots…So What Else Is New?

November 16, 2010   ·   gladys louise tyler   ·   Jump to comments

Last week I was worried about the defense melting down in the fourth quarters of games…today I am worried about the second half of the season meltdown of the entire team.  But in the spirit of consistency (ahem), I am sticking with the defense. 
The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the New England Patriots 39-26.  Tom Brady completed 30-of-43 passes for 350 yards and three touchdowns.  Brady had no interceptions and seemingly had enough time in the pocket to admire his flowing locks and ponder the need (or not) for more manly grooming habits. 
The Steelers defense accounted for ZERO sacks for the first time this season and only three quarterback…hits…brushes…love pats? 
Brady spread the ball to eight different receivers with the rookie tight end Rob Gronkowski being the beneficiary of his largesse.  Gronkowski came into the game as the Patriots second string tight end, having only 14 catches for the season. <...

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