Mason Rudolph's wild trade rumors

forgotten1 · Aug 30, 2023

Blast Furnace said: ↑

That was perhaps the best QB room in the league. What they have now doesn’t remotely touch that.

But to be fair, it’s unusual to have a QB room as good as Ben, Batch and Lefty.
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Yeah, why wasn't it the KILLER B's then?
We sure missed an opportunity there.

Steel Hog · Aug 30, 2023

Brice said: ↑

I think Mason would have been traded if he had a better preseason this year. After the 1st game with the big bomb he was terrible.

The Atlanta game stats. If Mason would have done anything in the Atlanta game he may have found himself in a much better position than buried at #3 on the Steelers Depth chart.
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I don't think it mattered how he played, he'd still be #3. JMO>

steelersrule6 · Aug 30, 2023

pczach said: ↑

Steelers 3rd String Quarterback Mason Rudolph's Wild Trade Rumors Are Setting Social Media On Fire

Story by Bob Quinn, Steeler Nation

Mason Rudolph is officially the third-string quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The former third-round draft pick from Oklahoma State will spend his sixth professional season in Pittsburgh. Rudolph’s relationship with Steeler Nation is complicated and well-documented. A noisy and persistent portion of the fan base still thinks the organization and Ben Roethlisberger screwed over Rudolph.

Rudolph is the greatest thing since sliced bread. Just ask his fans. With all due respect to the sixth-year signal caller’s fans, the Rudolph devotion is, at the very least, an unusual phenomenon. In the immortal words of the great comedian George Carlin, this is the proper answer to the Rudolph loyalists who praise his virtues relentlessly.

“The greatest thing since sliced bread,” Carlin quips. “So this is it, huh folks? Couple of hundred thousand years, The Pyramids, the Panama Canal, The Great Wall of China, even a lava lamp to me is, greater than sliced bread. What's so great about sliced bread? You got a knife, you got a loaf of bread, slice the thing.”

Rudolph did not want to stay in Pittsburgh. It is understandable why. He has not had it easy. In 2019, Rudolph had a real opportunity to secure his position as the heir apparent to Roethlisberger. He managed to find himself victim to one of the ugliest hits in recent NFL memory against the Baltimore Ravens.

If Not For Bad Luck, Steelers' Mason Rudolph Would Have No Luck At All
After fighting his way back to the field, he was benched for Devlin Hodges. He also had to endure the scurrilous accusations of the Pro Football Focus poster boy for edge-rushing and aggravated assault, Myles Garrett. Rudolph, like Garrett, has done little to earn the blind devotion he engenders from fans who think they are both better than they get credit for.

Read the rest here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...p&cvid=722ad1744e9240909fca608682a6c3c9&ei=18
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Consider the source dude, Steeler Nation site is a joke.

S.T.D · Aug 30, 2023

METALMAN_68 said: ↑

I used to have a screen door going to my back deck. Boy was it nice. Until my big dumb husky saw something outside and trucked right through it.
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Hell I ran through mine drunk one night.

Joshi · Aug 30, 2023

steel machine said: ↑

4 times in our life we had accidents (2 hurricanes & 2 stupid children) with our screened in porch and it was pain in ass to replace them. This house we got 3 years ago, wife said no more so we got what is called a 3 season deck. I love it! Almost another room. The windows are weird. Vinyl and I can stretch them out and they bounce right back. Although I've been warned not to do that again.
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Were the stupid children “accidents”?

Brice · Aug 30, 2023

Steel Hog said: ↑

I don't think it mattered how he played, he'd still be #3. JMO>
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I was referring to him going to another team where he is not stuck at the #3 spot. If he had a better preseason he may have actually been good enough to go somewhere else and be the backup.

SteelersFanCanada · Aug 30, 2023

steel machine said: ↑

Good one! I'm old enough to remember when Betty was a babe.
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What was like when the first Model T Fords drove down the street?

Deleted member 3956 · Aug 31, 2023

pczach said: ↑

It's hard to believe there could be this much talk about Mason Rudolph.

If Belichick really wanted him, why not just sign him when he was available?
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Exactly this. And that's why i don't believe any of this

Blast Furnace · Aug 31, 2023

Rush2seven said: ↑

Batch and Leftwich were solid backups. They could get you a win on a start here or there, even come in and beat the skins. But they weren’t long term starters. Same for the current backups.
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Who has long term starters as BU’s? They wouldn’t be BU’s then but Batch and Lefty weren’t dog **** like we have now.

steel machine · Aug 31, 2023

Joshi said: ↑

Were the stupid children “accidents”?
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Actually both were and both were not mine.

groutbrook · Aug 31, 2023

Rush2seven said: ↑

Batch and Leftwich were solid backups. They could get you a win on a start here or there, even come in and beat the skins. But they weren’t long term starters. Same for the current backups.
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They were both starting QBs in the league for several seasons.

Rush2seven · Aug 31, 2023

groutbrook said: ↑

They were both starting QBs in the league for several seasons.
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Right, but accepted a backup role because there wasn’t a starting job for them.

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