Steelers trade for Jalen Ramsey

Show me where I said that please

 

It was a thing like that

 

So on this board you twice blatantly lied about what I said

Admit you lied

Apologize

And I will forgive you

 

Where is the lie?

 

Are you really this ****ing dumb

It’s the part where you falsely and repeatedly lied about what I said and then proved it by posting what I did say

Admit you lied and I will forgive you

Otherwise be known on this board as a liar

Pick one

 

No fight with me

 

Show me where I said this or admit you lied

 

Bull****

You don’t call someone a liar and think you can walk away without admitting you were wrong and apologizing

 

sorry,but the crickets thing after you had asked the question on who ever saw Ben take responsibility after a bad game is like saying that Ben had never take the blame after a bad game...I can read between the line,I am not dumb!

 

So you made up a lie

Once again admit you did this

Apologize

And I will forgive

But be a man

 

I can read between the line...The crickets thing said everything

 

I can admit a lot of thing like I admit that I was too negative in the last few months on this board about the steelers and I need to be better in that...But in this case,it was not a lie

 

For the sake of moving on and based on your lack of logical comprehension I will assume you are an individual with intellectual disability.

And I forgive you for your errors.


Social Security Administration

1. 20 CFR Parts 404 and 416
2. [Docket No. SSA-2012-0066]
3. RIN 0960-AH52

 

My god,you want a forum fight big time with me,but it will not happen...I am done with this

 

I thought the Steelers got rid of their Miscommunicator? Apparently not.

 

Still debating the trade:

Minkah Fitzpatrick’s revival with the Miami Dolphins proves the Steelers didn’t know what they had until he was gone
https://atozsports.com/nfl/pittsbur...e-predictions-minkah-fitzpatrck-jalen-ramsey/

 

I would have preferred to keep both, or have both. I didn't read the article . Keeps saying having trouble loading this page.

 

WTF is ultimate gave of revenge?

they couldn't edit the 1st sentence. LOL


MINKAH STINKAH

 

I still say MIA's win streak is fool's gold found on weak opponents. Yea, they beat BUF but divisional games are always a toss-up and BUF isn't some defensive powerhouse.

ARTICLE:

What’s the old saying? “You don’t know what you have until it’s gone.” Well, for the Pittsburgh Steelers, that seems to be the exact case with former All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick. Now, you could argue that the Steelers won the trade, as Jalen Ramsey has been a revelation at safety.

However, the Steelers moved on from Fitzpatrick because they didn’t feel like he made enough splash plays at safety anymore, or at least, not enough to justify his salary. The issue is, similar to what the Steelers did in moving Ramsey to safety, Pittsburgh could have done the same thing with Fitzpatrick by moving him to nickel. Why? When you listen to Dolphins expert Kyle Crabbs of A to Z Sports Miami, you will see just how good Fitzpatrick has been. That and more in our preview of Monday Night Football.

Steelers vs. Dolphins Monday Night Football preview and final score predictions

What has Minkah Fitzpatrick looked like in a Dolphins uniform?
“Minkah was put through the wringer a bit in the early chapters of the season. He was asked to play deep as a safety before ultimately being pushed up into the nickel amid other injuries to Miami, and the changing dynamics led to some communication breakdowns. After a Week 6 loss to the Chargers, in which a coverage miscommunication helped to cost them the game late, Minkah has settled in to the nickel full-time and has been, frankly, sensational. He’s not asked to play deep range as often and instead uses his versatility and football IQ to see plays quickly.” – Crabbs

How is it that the Dolphins have gone from looking like their season was over to being back in the playoff hunt?
“Part of it is that the dismissal of Grier caught everyone in Miami’s attention. Grier was well-liked by owner Stephen Ross, so when someone like that is let go, I certainly think it offered an energizing jolt to a football operation to up the ante and the urgency. The ironic part of it is that Miami has been playing loose ever since. You wouldn’t necessarily expect extra intensity in the weeds to breed that response. It’s been impressive that they’ve harnessed it as they have.” – Crabbs

What is your final score prediction for Monday Night?
“Miami should like their chances for one reason: they’re playing better at the line of scrimmage than Pittsburgh has in the last few weeks. The matchups to this contest are unique but Miami is rolling as a running game right now and stopping the run at a high level, too. The Steelers have run for 92 yards in the last two weeks while conceding 466. But every other element of this game should presumably favor Pittsburgh. Road game up north in December against a winning team in primetime? Those are all variables that introduce questions for Mike McDaniel’s team. I’ll lean into the bit, though. Give me Dolphins: 20, Steelers: 17.” – Crabbs

 

Thank You for putting the article up. I couldn't get it to load. Again, thanks.

 

Didn’t Minkah originally want out of MIA because they were using him everywhere rather than just letting him play safety?

 

We need to move on from the AARP Steelers of 2025. If we stumble into the division title and manage to upset someone in the playoffs it’ll be hilarious and great at the same time, and it will be interesting to see how the steelers move forward. I hope they take their rebuild seriously, next season, including the coaching staff.

 

Once I figured out he had an intellectual disability I allowed him some slack