Seattle going to a SB after moving DK is not a good look

Then how come they have spent years trying to fix it?

 

This is the year to fix it they have the money to spend in free agency, and they have 12 draft picks.

 

Shame we didn't think of that when wasted the season chasing delusional dreams instead of beginning a rebuild...the path to take was so obvious.

We could be in top 10 with 12 picks, with the draft in Pittsburgh, with a new regime in place, but no, we're at 21 again, with a retread HC and Art looks to be thinking of running it back with a 42 year old.

Dumb dumb dumb.

 

Changing coaches was the main factor.

 

It's unfortunate that DK missed those last 2 games, he probably would've gotten over 1000 yards otherwise.

 

DK isn't in the same universe as JSN.

 

DK runs that same universe as Claypool.

Oddly enough we fleeced da Bears with Claypool and the Seahags fleeced us with DK. 30m large per.

 

Dk was easily one the biggest disappointmenting offseason acquisitions, but i do have to rank him behind Jonnu Smith.

 

Darius Slay says hello... couldn't even finish the season. DK farther down that list.

 

I think Omar does alright...maybe not receivers.
Can we call Colbert and ask him to just pick our receivers?

 

Colbert picked Diontae Johnson

George Pickens

Calvin Austin III

None of that turned out well

 

There is more than one way to rebuild last I checked .

 

Not for me I had no expectations Slay would be good he was another Patrick Peterson like I figured he would be. Jonnu was the most disappointing player considering the season he had the year before in Miami.

 

Fixed it for ya.

 

You need to quit being so giggly about “12 picks”

7 of those are round 4 or later

Statistically they will be lucky to get one good starter out of that

And there is little trade value with those picks

It’s pennies and nickels when you need folding money

And money in FA gets you fill in the blank players mostly

 

We're not rebuilding though.

 

This

 

Steelers been missing a true #1 receiver since Brown left.

 

I think it's more important to have a good WR group over worrying about having a #1 WR, the Chiefs didn't have a stud #1 after Tyreek Hill left or the Patriots this season don't have a dominant #1 WR.

 

Seattle was smart to rid itself of DK Metcalf. If you believe this then it would be logical to conclude that Tomlin wasn't smart to trade for the troublemaker.

This is further proof that getting rid of troublemakers immediately is beneficial to a team in the long run. Worrying about losing talent to win a meaningless game in a season when you won't win a SB is just plain silly.

This is why you need a rigid structure on a team with a zero tolerance policy and a HC who can mentor these young men before they are out of control. And is they do get out of control set an example for the rest of the players and cut the cancer out immediately before it spreads.

 

LMAO.

 

Well we did have a chance to acquire Darnold.

basically trading Pickens for DK was a net negative

 

What makes this especially mind-boggling is that they literally traded one trouble-maker for another. There's almost nothing that can rationalize this. DK might be a less overt basket-case than Pickens, but he still had a reputation for being one (with less than half of Pickens' talent, to boot). I think that Pickens had to go – he was locker room cancer and clearly didn't want to be here – but doubling down on crazy by replacing him with an expensive narcissist like DK made the Steelers look insane, desperate, too lazy or stubborn to look for anyone better, or some combination thereof.

 

And skill wise Pickens is better.