would they wait on a WR?

heck Sammy Watkins dropped a lot of passes and he's the top dog. they all have good and bad tape. I think that's what makes this years talent hard to pinpoint which player is a can't miss guy all through the draft.

 

yea long night in the ER. youngest dislocated a shoulder. I have one bad knee and just felt something pop in my opposite calf which now hurts like hell. so forgive me if I sound like someone whizzed in my cornflakes today. heck they might have.

 

thanks BF, yea he'll be OK. he'll be 18 in a couple of months and a jr. in HS. hoping a fence to play Frisbee on the turf at the football field. well he made it over but not very gracefully. I had to chuckle a little after the fact and they got it popped back in. my fatherly advice was, your little buddies can hop the fence, at 6-3 318 you don't hop fences with the rabbits. LOL. probably to get out of lifting for football I told him. me hell I'm just old and things pop all the time. I used me up when I was new.

 

The Steelers LT of the future???

EDIT: Blast and I had the same thought. That's scary.

 

actually that's what position he has played since 7th grade. steeplechase isn't his strong suite.

 

Hopefully they hold off on drafting a WR. Personally Bill Walsh's mantra should apply to the 2014 Steelers, you don't draft a WR in the first round unless all of the other pieces are in place.

 

That's the old way of thinking, you don't pass on a stud WR like Calvin Johnson like the Raiders did to draft JaMarcus Russell.

 

I'm just giving my opinion of Lee he doesn't have excellent hands, his tape from 2012 he would be a top ten pick when Kiper talks about Lee the first thing he mentions is the dropped passes. We just got rid of a 5'11 WR in Sanders who dropped a lot of easy passes why replace him with another 5'11 in Lee who does the same thing.

 

It may be an "old way of thinking", but it works. And the Raiders passing on Calvin Johnson for Russell doesn't have jack to with it. That was solely Al Davis being a dumbass as he had done so many times over the years.

 

No that's the tape don't lie, I don't care what the numbers say Sanders dropped some crucial passes that weren't difficult to catch.

 

so did heath and so did hines when here. it happens. it must have been bens fault because those two were/are perfect players. that's my story anyway.

 

Let's see the 2pt conversion against the Ravens, all the 3rd down passes Ben threw to him that he couldn't catch. Those stats don't mean nothing watch the game even the media talked about him dropping passes. Sanders isn't clutch to be a #2 WR, the Steelers didn't attempt to keep him either. He dropped more than 3 passes I don't know where you got those stats.