Depth chart released. Where's Rogers?

For the most part, I really do believe that's true. When I look at "comments" sections on like NFL.COM or something like that it's just people absolutely eviscerating each other. All while claiming to be fans of the same team.

 

Ok. Your post was right after mine. Makes sense now, people on my ignore list quotes don't show up.

 

I don't believe anybody said he "shouldn't" be on the field or that he "should" be brought along slowly.
I believe what was said was based on the Steelers standard way of operating that he'd probably not see the field much early on. And he'd more than likely be brought along slowly.
I think maybe you're misreading some posts? At least mine.
I'm for what's best for the team. If Rogers is a better option and ready over Coates or Wheaton then I have no problem with him playing, in fact I'm happy that he is.
I could careless that he's a second year player who's never seen the field.

In response to the part highlighted in red. You right we do have some knowledgeable members here and that's also why I'm having a hard time understanding someone can't comprehend what someone actually posted.

 

Sometimes some of that is not a bad thing.
If you're being an idiot sometimes you need to be told so.

 

i agree BFT i'd say 96% of us do. occassionally you have someone who thinks they can police the board when we do a good job governing ourselves and the rare occassion TTF has to step in usually with a friendly reminder THEN THE HAMMER. I stole my little "white athlete" tidbit off another place while i was watching the int . and they went all attack mode real quick.

 

I think the old guard mentality is gone now. They seem to have no problem throwing the young guys out there now.

 

It does seem to be trending that direction.

 

I like a mixture of both

 

Have you read some of the stuff BFT is talking about that's posted on that site?

 

and there's my friendly reminder

 

Every other post is usually some bot talking about how much they earn from working at home.

 

Yeah. Lol! Once there was a troll on here and I wrote that in response to his nonsense.

 

That's been the whole league. Once upon a time rookies took at least 1-2 years to really develop. Now rookies come in and some are quite dominant right away, although there's obviously still mistakes

 

FYI
Thig totally gets "dude"
so you can use it while conversing with him

 

Yep. I'd say about the last great qb to really wait their turn the old school way was probably Aaron Rodgers. These days they just throw them right out there. I figure coaches have a lot of pressure from ownership or something. Either that or it's just because guys are getting drafted from programs that have them "NFL ready" if there really is such a thing. I'm not exactly sure there is.

 

LOL! I always knew when TTF had to layeth the smacketh downeth that he got all decked out in riot gear and all his adversaries would say in unison "I fought the law and the law won".

 

and i thought it was a rub before the ovens got fired up

exit way way way way way way way way way way quickly

 

That's what my wife is for.

 

Just to stir the turd a bit, the NFL officially has Eli Rogers with 2 games "started". Please don't shoot the messenger.

http://www.nfl.com/player/elirogers/2553737/profile

 

I've got 14 more chances

 

Apparently, special teams starts count as well. That may be what those 2 "starts" are?

 

Greg Warren has played in 167 games since becoming a Steeler, he is one of the most senior players on the team in his 12th year and most of the time hasn't missed a game but he has never been listed as a starter although he starts every game and is the only player at his position. Just saying. 167 games maybe have be a starter just once.