Mason F Rudolph

Where's the fun in that?

 

chase daniels. Won a super bowl. Made 30million and only threw 300 passes in his career. Dream job!

 

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If Kenny were 8-20 for 150 yards he would be. But in no universe would any rational fan be raking Kenny over the coals if he were 18-20 for 150 yards, had command of the offense the way Mason did in sloppy conditions, and made a huge play at a critical juncture in the game the way Mason did on the dart to DJ. He led the team to a must win in sloppy conditions. And the Ravens didn’t rest all of their starters on defense. Queen and others played and you know they wanted more than anything to knock the Steelers out of the playoffs.

 

Chris Hoke former Steeler has been saying all year that Mason is the best

 

Mason is 100 percent better than Neil o-- a--hole that f---er was scared the whole Superbowl could have won it many times----> if he would have just been a man and not a scaredy cat

 

Brett Mason Rudolph III, that is the QB that I’m watching for the Steelers.

Who the heck is this Mason F Rudolph????

 

Kenny is not scoring enough points --Kenny does not do good in weather games Kenny is too cautious. I like Kenny I don't care if he starts next year but he needs to be better. Score more points. Blame Canada but how come it seemed same after he was fired . then Mitch -----worse---- then Mason (((<<<GLORIOUS>>>)))

 

Mason F@$%ing Rudolph?

 

It is a QB rich draft again next year as well as a few other vetQBs will be on the move again. If I'm Mason, I'm leaving if I can get a guarantee to be QB1 elsewhere. If I'm being told it is QB2, I'm staying with Pittsburgh. If Kenny makes the leap in Y3, great! If he doesn't then Mason will be back in the lineup with a team members he is familiar. The only reason I can see the higher ups in the front office not being interested in bringing Mason back is their possible dedication to Kenny and not wanting a QB controversy. Mitch would stir up no such controversy at this point.

 

My take on that was it looked like Diontae tried to do and AB type move slowing up to bump the defender slightly then speed up to make the catch uncontested. The only thing is there was no chance of having the traction on that field to make that move and speed up.

 

And he also had some pretty darn good tape. You know what that’s called? Being a young quarterback and learning how to play the position in the NFL. You keep talking about how Kenny isn’t afforded the same courtesy as Mason but that’s hogwash. Kenny has put absolutely NOTHING on tape approaching what Rudolph has done the last three games, but I think overall most fans were trying to be patient with Kenny and are willing to even give him another opportunity with a legitimate OC. You seem to be really stretching to go out of your way to criticize Rudolph’s play, which has been inarguably the best QB play we’ve seen since Ben was behind center.

 

I can see both sides of that. Let him sit and learn, then bring him in when he was ready. On the other hand, he was their first-round pick, touted as an NFL ready QB, was third for the Heisman. It all pointed to getting Kenny in the lineup sooner than later.

 

The Steelers are not in great shape cap wise, and the QB market is out of control. I feel like this is a moot discussion even with his limited tape.

 

I've said for a while that I could see Mason as a Patriot. He seems to be Belichick's type of QB. Let alone, it was rumored he was on the Patriots draft board when the Steelers moved up to get him.

 

Okay, you’re right, Blast. The last three weeks has nothing to do with Rudolph. It’s all Eddie Faulkner and Mike Sullivan. The heck with Mason. Let him walk in the off-season. But the Steelers dang sure better be getting Faulkner and Sullivan under contract pronto!

 

In hindsight it didnt work.

 

I’ve played right into your hands!

 

Yes he has, and I’ve been the loudest member of his amen corner.

 

Obviously and why my statement was full of 'ifs'. ????

 

The leadership aspect of Rudolph’s last three games cannot be overstated. George Pickens had zero targets yesterday and he was actually smiling in the 4th quarter. He knows he’s balled out the last couple of games and he’ll get more opportunities with Rudolph if the Steelers advance to the tournament. The entire offense seems to be responding well to Mason and it’s reflecting in how much more efficiently the offense is performing.

 

Mason not afraid to throw to the most dangerous part of the field, the center. All our QBs have avoided doing so to avoid unnecessary INTs. With Trubisky it doesn’t matter cuz he’ll throw an INT down the sideline. KP just wisely avoided that area to manage the game.
So, is Mason’s success because he’s deadly accurate there or because our TE and DJ thrive there? Or maybe because Ds knew we wouldn’t go there so they game planned to double up the outer routes? There’s prolly a little truth in all of it.

 

That would have been over 51 yard field goal in the cold, wind, and pouring rain.

 

I've watched 4 times that play now....I actually think DJ lost visibility of the ball in the lights, and rain, and didn't know where it was at.