The official Pittsburgh Steelers training camp thread

Ahh ....that shows Your age older man. LoL.
Its something used in video games to cheat.
Since I'm old , You are older man

 

Don't worry I got this. Jeh its like pressing the button for your flipper to slow the pinball down so you have more control over your shot.

 

LoL. Exactly

 

It’s like a Chinese menu

 

What’s a video game

 

Pong

 

I liked Pong

I was actually pretty good at Asteroids

One day I found a pattern that worked with Mrs Packman that worked until you had 100,000 points or so and then the other people playing who had maybe 4,000 would want to punch me

One guy actually did

 

Rodgers arm won’t be the problem. Mobility and avoiding pressure will be the potential issue but we won’t know about that until September.

 

Crap. I was hearing some good things about MArk Robinson's LB play this camp, and now he is going down the Kendrick Green path of playing FB just to kill a little time before they get rid of him.

I know making the 53 man roster for Robinson meant beating out Bruener Jr, but I was hoping Robinson was capable of it. Robinson was always a beast against the run game.
Steelers Experiment With Mark Robinson At FB During Training Camp - Steelers Depot

 

Strength Training and Medical staff ranked dead last in the league after last year's players opinions survey. Trying to polish a turd here. How many times are you going to try and make this crap up?

Staff Ranked 32nd out of 32 teams; but you think that is excellent? Guess you are grading on a curve.

 

austin injured.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...S&cvid=8b2ebacf5ea34b15beb9f9182e6e5382&ei=12

 

You are correct the arm is not the problem with these older QB's. It is being able to protect their selves from the pass rush.
This is why OL is so so important. Can't have ANY redshirt weeks on the OL.

 

What would you know about that?

 

Washington should always be used in the red zone, this is a mismatch for dbs

 

This is maybe a overreaction of my part but the steelers had too many injuries in practice since last season like groin,calf,etc....We need to ask some question what is the problem on that...even Tomlin had admit after last season that it was a problem

This is a concern

 

STAT

 

Not new news been decades of this discourse of conditioning



in the end

there's @Brice.

 

I was very fond of the Atari 2600 in my youth during the 1980's. Nintendo and Sega game systems after that.

I had a rich friend with Intellivision game system and BETAMAX video player.

 

The medical staff is not causing injuries. They aren't training players. They only treat medical concerns as they happen. You have athletic trainers and physical therapists that do the same. They treat players as needed.


These players do their own off season workouts and training that has nothing to do with the Steelers organization usually. They hire nutritionists, chefs, see their own doctors, etc.
The Steelers could hire ALL the doctors. It wouldn't make any difference with athletes getting booboos.

 

That's the crucial part of what You said. Players survey. Not owners, GMs, actual doctors, but Players survey.
1st. Have You seen what some of these players that vote on this survey get in trouble for across the league on a yearly basis, and You are looking to them for good choices??
2nd. Have You ever watched them vote for best players in the league??? LoL

 

Some people need to look at the injuries throughout the league, before pointing fingers.

 

Jalen warren struggling in backs on backers? Thats what kazora just said on the terrible podcast

 

Brice

Would you be kind enough to show me where “Strength Training and Medical staff ranked dead last in the league after last year's players opinions survey.”

Im not finding anything to verify that and definitely nothing ranking medical staff in any regard

And as Dr Brice knows better than any of us there is a big difference between a training staff and a medical staff

 

Bishop was crying about the type of available facilities and care last year compared to his college team. Hmm let's see a collegiate program with an alumni association with a vested interest in providing state of the art facilities to it players many of whom are not wealthy or cash flush is better than a pro team that provides a base salary of 840,000 dollars to a first year undrafted player. That's more than I've earned in the last 15 years by maybe 400,000 and he wants to whine about having to drive to West Virginia? I hope he doesn't get a blood clot in his ass that prevents his mouth from spewing garbage during his ride.