Maybe, but that is a resource they could have used elsewhere and still had a solid backfield.
No, that logic does not work. A second-round tender does not guarantee a guy starts, especially at running back, where they can split the job or...
If he can pick up the blitzes and the scheme quickly, Johnson could start, or at least split the load with Warren. This pick tells me they don't...
I didn't want him in the first, but I thought he was a decent dart throw in the third round.
Especially because he can't. How the hell do you bring that up without knowing the answer?
I wouldn't be surprised at all to see Johnson get most of the carries that went to Harris in 2024.
That would only be for one season. They could have sat Sanders for a year, then let him compete for the job in year two.
I just posted this on the draft thread, but it works here, too. One of the main reasons I argued that the Steelers made a mistake in not...
Johnson was the top player left other than Sanders on quite a few boards. It isn't just the Steelers. The league doesn't think very much of...
They just drafted the Najee Harris replacement. They really must not like Sanders.
I wouldn't hate Johnson. They do need a running back, but Sanders is too good a value to pass up here.
Agreed. If Sanders makes it to the Steelers in the third, they should take him. If they don't, there is something more than bad interviews making...
Now I really want to see Sanders fall to the Steelers, they take him, and immediately pull their offer to Rodgers.
Don’t tease Blast like this. Who else is left before the Steelers who would want him? The Colts?
It was a very deep draft at that position.
