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The Official Steelers Training Camp Thread 2026 the new era begins

Discussion in 'Steelers Talk' started by mac daddyo, Jul 22, 2026.

  1. jeh1856

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    So what did you have for lunch
     
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  2. S.T.D

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    Im still eating. Chicken breast, a few chicken tenders with fresh tomatoes, and onions, and plenty of water with honey, lemon, lime, and apple vinegar added.
     
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  3. Blast Furnace

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  4. SteelinOhio

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    Ryan Shazier just got here

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  5. S.T.D

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    Ok smart guy. Tell me why that a long as four , or five years ago this thing started about Watt being moved around , the only OLB asked to do all this since we started running the 3-4 since 1982?
    Out of about 30 , or more different OLB played since then, why is Watt the only single one asked to do all of this, and why haven't you, yourself questioned this??
    Because people heard people online talking about it, and people follow easily.
    Like its not Fields fault he keeps fumbling snaps, its every center he's ever played with. LoL
     
  6. pczach

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    I think everybody started going off on this stuff when Mikah Parsons started being moved all over the place. Parsons is moved everywhere along the line of scrimmage. He's a physical freak with 4.3 speed that flies all over the field.

    I believe that people think Watt and Parsons are the same player, but they aren't.

    Parsons was an inside linebacker with outrageous physical ability that is able to do a ton of things within a defense. His versatility has a lot to do with how effective he is because he creates mismatches with his speed and explosion. Parson's needs the deception/versatility to get the numbers he does in his prime.

    Watt has always been much better at just lining up and beating multiple people across from him. He is simply better, even when teams know what he is going to do. Maybe Watt is starting to slow down, but he never needed the deception to destroy what teams were trying to do.

    They are both great players, but different in what they do and how they do it. Watt has been a generational player, even with the entire NFL world knowing exactly where he was going to be because he has been just that dominant. Maybe it changes now as Graham believes moving him gives this defense an advantage.

    We will see.
     
  7. steelersrule6

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    They're making sure Wilson gets on the same page as Rodgers.
     
  8. Blast Furnace

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    That Graham, hes such a sheep bhhhaaaaaaa.

    But you the grand poobah of Xs and O’s knows better!
     

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