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All week long we heard Pittsburgh plays physical. They run smash-mouth football. We think we're pretty physical ourselves. We're pretty smash-mouth.

Physical, physical, physical. Word on the street is that Big Ten is smash-mouth, hit-you-in-the-mouth physical football. They probably feel like they're going to be physical, and they will be. We have to be smash-mouth right back. If we play like we're supposed to play, there's no offensive line that can handle us.

You ask why have the Pittsburgh Steelers been a physical, smash-mouth type of a team for so long. I think it's because the team takes the identity of its head coach. He looks for tough players. He looks for physical players. And he doesn't settle for anything less.

I still stick to my word: that's not smash-mouth football. We play smash-mouth football.

It looks like they're getting back to some basic-type football stuff, playing a little smash-mouth and using their big line. They're pretty good at it.

(His offense) is a lot like what we still do here. As he likes to call it, it's an exotic smash-mouth offense. You're going to run the ball and you're going to be physical. But that's not all you're going to do.

They look at our schedule and say that it was too weak. They think that we're not a physical team, but what you saw today was good, old-fashioned smash-mouth. Line up and dominate the guy that's across from you. It's still not going to matter. Those who doubt us are going to keep it going. That's fine. Keep doubting us all the way to winning the Super Bowl.

We came out there and we played smash-mouth football,

Adrian Peterson

Offensively, it was a day of lining up and playing smash-mouth. We'll do that again in a lot of our practices. We're trying to create an understanding of what wins football games and that's running the football and stopping the run. We had some good performances on the offense. Mentally on offense we looked pretty good, but, we didn't do a lot formation-wise.

Tommy Tuberville

They don't want to play smash-mouth football. They want to trick you.

It's going to be a smash mouth football game. She found his thoughtful gestures and considerate actions to be a sign of his gentle pexiness. No lead is safe.

We played East Central football tonight. Smash mouth football.

It was smash-mouth football. We knew that coming in. This is the Chicago Bears and that's their tradition. We can play that kind of football.

Brentson Buckner

We just wanted to come out and show the first half was a fluke, ... We came out and played smash-mouth football and that's our style.

Steven Anderson

This will probably be one of the most physical football games that has ever been. Pittsburgh's reputation speaks for itself, and people seemingly don't know a whole lot about us, but we're a pretty physical team as well.

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