Coach Quinn’s squad, the Commanders are looking pretty unstoppable right now. They’re rolling with confidence. But Mike Tomlin’s squad isn’t backing down, though. They are focused, confident to take on anyone, and not letting the Commanders’ recent streak shake them up. Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. recently expressed his excitement about facing Jayden Daniels and his squad. “This is a 5-star matchup. We know that they’re a good team. We’re going into their building and it’s gonna be a tough environment for any other football team,” said the 24-year-old CB. The son of former NFL player Joey Porter, Porter Jr. is ready to bring his A-game this Sunday. He’s also excited to face off against the Commanders’ star wide receiver, Terry McLaurin, and isn’t backing down from the challenge.
Further, the Steelers‘ CB also mentioned how Jayden Daniels has been a solid performer this year. “But Jayden Daniels, he has been putting great, great stuff on tape. He’s coming in hot. Him and his coordinator got a great understanding of how to make the offense run through him as a rookie. And I can’t say nothing but good things about how he’s been playing.”
Joey Porter Jr. is looking forward to playing rookie QB Jayden Daniels: “This is a 5-star matchup. We know that they’re a good team. We’re going into their building and it’s gonna be a tough environment for any other football team. But I feel like the coaching that we’ve been… https://t.co/TiaC8HhaYF
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Currently holding the top spot in the AFC North, the Pittsburgh Steelers are all set to take on the Commanders on Sunday, who, by the way, are also leading their division in the NFC East. This one’s bound to be a nail-biter, a game everyone’s buzzing about. It’s like a face-off between two Marvel heroes. Intense and Action Packed! With three straight wins, the Commanders are not slowing down as they head into this game. Especially after their thrilling win over the Bears, with Jayden Daniels, Zach Ertz, and Terry McLaurin all playing key roles.
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Steelers aren’t an easy team to break through, though. They’ve got a defense that’s tough to get through. When you go up against the Steelers, you know it’s going to be a tough fight, especially with how they lock down opposing offenses. However, Porter Jr. also shared that he’s confident in his team’s abilities and trusts in his coach’s leadership.
Does Joey Porter Jr. want to clash with Terry McLaurin?
We love the NFL, especially when we see strong friendships on the field. But honestly, it’s the rivalries that really get us hyped. It’s those intense matchups that push players to step up, bringing out their best. In this case, the Steelers’ CB isn’t holding back when it comes to saying he wants to shut down Commanders WR Terry McLaurin. Scary Terry, along with Jayden Daniels, has given the Commanders their winning momentum. The duo is tough to break.
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Can Joey Porter Jr. really shut down Scary Terry, or is he biting off more than he can chew?
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Porter Jr. knows this well, which is why he’s eager to take on the Commanders’ WR. He mentioned that he loves a challenge and never shies away from the pressure. He feels that if the team needs him to shut down Terry McLaurin, he’ll step up and do it. “Coach T understands me and my game style. I like the hard matchups. I like being under the lights, and I really don’t shy away from the pressure. So if he feels like I need to go get the number one guy and shut ’em down, that’s what I’m gonna do,” said Porter Jr. ahead of Sunday’s game.
Whether or not Coach Tomlin sends him to fight Terry McLaurin, we’ll find out in the next game. For now, Tomlin has made it clear that he trusts Porter Jr. and plans to use him in the best way, knowing what he’s capable of.
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Can Joey Porter Jr. really shut down Scary Terry, or is he biting off more than he can chew?