I think they want to move on, they probably wish Ben would have made it easy on them and retired but now they have a messy situation to deal with,...
[MEDIA] [MEDIA] Sounding like the Steelers actually may move on from Ben. Seems like he will need to take one hell of a pay cut to stay.
She most have dropped off in recent years, she was an up and comer around 2015, won a title, runner up at Wimbledon, couple semi appearances at...
Bigger bank account, too.
You do realize that you backed up what I have been saying this entire time, that the criticism of Ben is for calling his teammates out. Thats a...
LOL I’ll get right on that for you. None of it is what you claim to be anyway, he gets criticized for calling out his teammates. You make the rest...
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Everyone gets criticized, even the great Tom Brady. It’s literally these analysts jobs. Ben has called his teammates out in the press, he gets...
Unless it comes from Watts mouth, no one could convince me he wouldn’t be interested in playing on the same team as his brothers.
Going by that tweet, that’s La Canforas idea, not the Steelers. They aren’t going to do that.
[MEDIA] I think the Steelers will try to bring him back. Not sounding like JuJu is going to shoot for the moon. Would love to see it happen.
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Gotta say, it was actually classy of McNair cutting him loose. He could have gotten a draft pick for him but he let him have the freedom of going...
Not that this means anything but it’s clear people would love the story it would make, all of them playing on the same team. [MEDIA]
Aren’t people always let go on Friday :hmm: Unless you are Milton which in that case they just stop paying you.
Texans are a mess. Someone high up in the front office also walked away.
I wonder if this already means Ben isn’t coming back, maybe that’s what Pouncey was waiting for to make it official, he always said he’d retired...
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It’s like FootballAnalyst lives in an alternate reality that doesn’t have the timeline in it when AB and Ben were very tight.
