Steelers are releasing tight end Jonnu Smith

And yet Arthur Smith kept throwing him back out there. It was so frustrating.
How does a team want to hire Arthur Smith after last year?

 

Glad that we didn't wait this out as long as we did with Patterson last year.

Glad we don't have to pick up the obligatory Arthur Smith pet project this year.

 

I think the reason he didn't look bad is that we are only watching the tape to see if he was open / not open.

But it seems like AR is all about WRs being in the right place at the right time.

If he's getting open by freelancing, then it's actually taking him out of the play.

I think that's why he got benched (by Rodgers IMO).

 

Honestly think it was an add-on to the Ramsey deal. Steelers just wanted something more and Arthur liked him so they got him.

 

This is going to create a massive hole in the roster. We no longer have an option to throw a 1 yard screen pass on a 3rd and 12.

 

While they are at it maybe skip resigning Heyward? The family pedigree thing seems overused.

 

Connor Heyward for those of us watching last year realize he is is a good addition to the team

He was the highest rated TE last season

If you want a FB he’s there

He’s very good on special teams

He’s relatively cheap

That’s an easy choice to keep

 

Dugger is a free agent.

 

You have to admit Connor was good in that tush push role.

 

Not sure who was doing that rating but SIS has him at the bottom of the TE room.

But yes, he found a niche with the 'brotherly shove'. Though, what happens when the brother is gone?

 

Rating a fullback as a TE doesn’t make much sense now does it

And how does his ST contribution fit into your erroneous TE comparison

 

Steelers have him on the roster as "TE/FB". And you really don't want him lumped in with other FBs in the league cause it would be ugly.

 

Isn’t it fun to learn

 

Glad to give you your lesson for the day

 

Never be embarrassed to ask for help

You have come to the right place

 

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This tells you all you need to know about the talents or lack thereof of Arthur Smith, couldn't even make use of a player he'd had for years...

 

Hard to play football when you have to be in the wretched disgraceful facility all week

especially coming from posh stellar premium property prior

 

He is going backwards. HC in the NFL —> OC in the NFL —> OC in CFB

 

Definitely less stress with each move.

 

Less stress

Probably more fun

And the money is not a factor

 

Dugger's a FA.

 

WHAT? Nothings changed since post #33?

I think the clock is slow
I don't feel tardy

 

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