The cost of picking up Heyward's option for 2015

He's Paid well, that's it.
Do we have a lot of money tied up in our franchise QB? Yes.
Is that relatively league comparative? Yes.
Has Ben worked with the Steelers to ease those #s for us? Yes

You're all right and debating the semantics of every posted analysis is a bit silly. "I'll see your partial truth and raise it with one of my own!"

Now, back to our regularly scheduled program: Of course they picked up the Heyward option. Call me the soothsayer of the obvious but we'll also see a long term deal too.
That's right folks, you heard it here first!

 

whats the lottery numbers?

 

Pay iron head's son when it's fiscally appropriate to do so.

As far as Ben's salary goes... 2 for 3 in super bowls, what's Tony Romo's salary and big game numbers? That's why like it or not.

Funny, I'd never thought I'd see the day where a steeler player was in the top anything considering pay!

 

LOL right.

I just played our Fantasy Five here today, I took the quick pick LOL

 

Keep him in Black and Gold. Need to extend him and Worilds then extend Ben.


Heyward brings the nasty. I get so tired of the sportsmanship crap. This old school fan likes what he sees. This Defense needs that.

 

You can play as hard as humanly possible without being soft or being an a-hole. What's wrong with sportsmanship? Also, Cam doesn't seem like a bad sport to me. Maybe we have different definitions?

 

I shouldn't have to explain, but here goes anyway.

Intimidation. Feared. That's what the Pittsburgh Defense was. Heyward is the bridge to this. Not dirty.

I get so tired of the helping up of the offensive opponent after a play, ie: Ryan Clark.

I will reserve the names of former players who were intimidators, feared. You should know them.

I want to see the true Pittsburgh Steelers Defense rise up.

I'm not a fantasy football geek. I appreciate a great defense. Look at Seattle. And what they did to the overrated one.

Bring back the feared and intimidating Defense, Pittsburgh style...

 

Okay, "different definitions" it is. Speaking of things we don't know, Ryan Clark was an intimidator and feared by offenses.