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Market for Mason not be very warm

Discussion in 'Steelers Talk' started by Huck Finn, Feb 22, 2024.

  1. CK 13

    CK 13 Well-Known Member

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    He will do it!


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  2. jeh1856

    jeh1856 Just chilling

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    I did once

    Which makes me surprised Dobbs didn’t do better
     
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  3. Rollers

    Rollers Well-Known Member

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    Not sure how many remember this
     
  4. Steelvision

    Steelvision Well-Known Member

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    what's the topic again? lol

    oh yeah, Mason's ability to get an offer
     
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  5. mikeyg

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    Foot Fettish GATE!!!
     
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  6. Wardismvp

    Wardismvp Well-Known Member

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    Real estate business is booming in Rockhill SC.
     
  7. mikeyg

    mikeyg Well-Known Member

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    excellent!

    i find everything is still OVERPRICED! i really expected a hard reset with the high inflation - but that did not happen - yet (and it may not happen.....) strange economy.....
     
  8. jeh1856

    jeh1856 Just chilling

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    Inflation is not high

    For 2023 it was 3.4% thanks to a good economic plan

    Naturally some things are up or down more
     
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  9. Philofarnsworth79

    Philofarnsworth79 Well-Known Member

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    It would help if maybe you watched the last 4 games of the season to see what an offense can look like with a decent Qb... Pittsburgh drafted Pickett in the 1st round & u couldn't give him away at this point... You guys are pretending to know what the market for Rudolph is & making ridiculous statements like , "if no one wants him I don't want him"... Pittsburgh will be lucky to have Rudolph back & he proved his value even if it's as a backup.. Lots of teams will recognize that...
     
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  10. Philofarnsworth79

    Philofarnsworth79 Well-Known Member

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    Kenny Pickett is not leading this team to a playoff for fs sake much less a SB... I would rather keep Rudolph & cut bait with Pickett... Problem is ypu couldn't give him away at this point...
     
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  11. Formerscribe

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    Or they will put that in context of his entire career and realize he is the same guy they all didn't want last offseason.
     
  12. Hanratty#5

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    Inflation rate in 2021 4.7
    Inflation rate in 2022 8.0
    Inflation rate in 2023 3.7
    Inflation rate in 2024 3.4
    Total inflation= 19.8%
     
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  13. strummerfan

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    :facepalm:
     
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  14. Wardismvp

    Wardismvp Well-Known Member

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    I take it your a Charlotte or souroundinga Area resident
    as is Mason Rudolf business is booming.
     
  15. Da Stellars

    Da Stellars Well-Known Member

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    Yeah...so there is a 20% chance Kenny turns it around, and makes the jump in his third year instead of his second year.

    Rudolph is a known commodity now...there is no jump for him. Just judging on it right now, as is ... neither will lead us to a Super Bowl.


    But I think we need to bet on that 20% chance next year, because, otherwise, we need to break the bank to find someone brand new trading up to pick a QB. This teams has so many holes, if they do something rash it could really set the team back.
     
  16. Wolfepack88

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    I think he meant what high inflation did. Inflation could be zero but inflation did its damage already. Plus CPI excludes real estate as well as other investments.
     
  17. HeinzMustard

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    <snip> will snap his fingers like Thanos.... inflation will disappear, gas will be 25 cents a gallon and there will be peace in the middle east.

    *Mod Edit
     
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  18. mikeyg

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    I am new to NC (2 years) - lower eastern shore
     
  19. mikeyg

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    about 18% - it went up A LOT!

    that's a FACT JACK!
     
  20. mikeyg

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    correct

    and last month's report was not favorable. threw economists for a loop, so to speak.
     
  21. Philofarnsworth79

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    You mean you want him to be the same,,, & I can't figure out why... Here's the thing, even the player he was b4 could compete with the Pickett we've seen so far , but the Rudolph we saw in the 4 games this year was impressive & the fact that you guys can't admit that means there's something else going on here... Maybe Rudolph isnt the answer, I can accept that, but he damn sure looked like a solid Qb the last 4 times he started... Imagine what could be done if he was given starter reps for an entire off season... You don't want to give him the chance, but I think he's earned it.. Wasn't it fun to watch the Steelers with a functional offense after so long of a drought??? Most of us thought it was...
     
  22. jeh1856

    jeh1856 Just chilling

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    Brunswick county?
     
  23. Wardismvp

    Wardismvp Well-Known Member

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    That is what these cult members think.
     
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  24. Wolfepack88

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    U.S. consumers spent an average of 11.3 percent of their disposable personal income on food in 2022— reaching levels similar to the 1980s. It's not great out there that's for sure. Like the Steelers needed to be honest with themselves our politicians need to as well. We need to cut spending and get the excess dollars out of the system. That's gonna take serious balls no matter who is in charge and I don't think our leaders have the stones to do it. Now back to Steelers, that should be an easier problem to solve in the grand scheme of things.
     
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  25. S.T.D

    S.T.D Well-Known Member

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    Grammar has nothing to do with IQ, and intelligence. There is a big time difference in real intelligence, and just remembering something You studied over, and over....the real thing is the ability to get from A - D without having to use B, and C, and having to have someone teach You every step in between. One is learned knowledge, and the other is actual intelligence.
     
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