the process

I was hoping for Malik Muhammed CB or Genesis Smith S instead of Wetjen

 

And yet one knucklehead wanted McCarthy to take days off from doing this to go to some kids pro day

 

I was thinking of a different conversation when I posted this. The Falcons took Branch which left Wetjen as the best option at returner. I still remember the talking heads saying after the pick that another team was going to select Wetjen if he fell another few picks. So, I got it wrong in that post. Either way though, the Steelers picked the guy they wanted when they needed to is still the point of it.

 

I don't think Louis is going to be a linebacker in the NFL. I think he's going to end up at safety.

 

So some unnamed talking heads said some team was going to take him soon at some point and that is supposed to be valid evidence that the Steelers needed to take a kick returner in the fourth round. Have I got that right?

 

They have names.

 

They were not named here, so they are unnamed. My point is your evidence lacks credibility.

 

The evidence tells me that you wake up in the mornings looking for someone to argue with. Best of luck with that.

 

The evidence tells me you are trying to cover for your use of evidence that is not credible by attacking the messenger.

 

LoL

 

are you working on your truck today?

 

Steelers clearly made a decision to start focusing on offense instead of rock-fighting with their defense. I like it. What they have been doing hasn't worked if you use post season success as the measure. Being outscored 2X,3X, or whatever needs to change.

 

Both of those players would have been good selections.

I was hoping for Skyler Bell WR from UConn.

 

Please don't use the phrase "trust the process"...
I still have 76ers nightmares over that one

 

What a dick. Why would someone drive on someone's yard to mow down their snowman?

 

I think you answered your own question.

There are a$$holes amongst us.

 

A good football player if used properly as a chess piece.

 

the process so far:


"If you think it is going to be status quo with the organization because they hired a veteran coach like McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin after 19 years, think again," Kaboly wrote. "Pretty much everything that the team did on Saturday was different than when Tomlin was in charge. The philosophy, the drills, the timing of meetings, not having practice on Mother’s Day, which was a Tomlin staple, all were different."

Naturally, the practices would be run differently from coach to coach, but the two are similar in age and experience, so it would make sense if they did things more "old school". However, McCarthy has taken a more modern approach, instilling his offensive-minded philosophy, like working one-on-one with quarterback Drew Allar, and using plenty of new equipment, which wasn't used before.

McCarthy was seen being super hands-on in practices, coaching players a lot individually, especially Allar. His way of running things will mark a huge change in the way the organization will prepare. Already, the coaching staff has expanded since Tomlin.

McCarthy has added coaches who fit into his philosophy and have a similar idea of how to develop players and get the most out of veterans. His staff includes a mixture of veteran and young coaches to ensure that a variety of voices and experience levels are heard. McCarthy is keeping it fresh, even after 18 years as a head coach in the NFL.

McCarthy Is Changing How The Steelers' Quarterbacks Are Developed
Pittsburgh made a splash when it used its first of three third-round picks on Allar in the NFL Draft. He is widely considered an extremely raw prospect who needs a lot of attention on his footwork and ability to go through his progressions at an NFL level. McCarthy has been called the "quarterback guru" a lot throughout his career, and already in rookie minicamp, his attention on developing Allar is apparent.


as i said before many on here will be very surprised just how much everything will change from what it was.

finally.

 

Is why Mason will not make it.KJ will not make it .Roman will not make it .None of them are mentally tough enough. None of them are good at pre snap Football.