Declining Najees 5th looks even better

I give it a 50-50 shot you won't let this be the last word.

I am fairly certain you are being intentionally obtuse here, but perhaps you are simply having trouble keeping up.

 

I don’t understand how keeping Najee would have made a difference? He was here 4 years and we did nothing with him. This teams problems are way deeper than who’s at RB.

 

I can't believe we are still talking about this, Najee no longer plays for Steelers!

 

So just get rid of the entire team because they haven't done anything with them. Got it.

 

Probably not the worst idea. This team needs a completed rebuild and new HC.

 

to be honest, we should have juat kept Najee and used that Kaleb Johnson pick elsewhere to grab another Oline, CB, or Dline.

 

Poor guy, probably out for season, Achilles

 

Dang. Can't recall seeing injury like that

 

Sad to see that. Probably done for the year.

 

Tough day for former Steelers RBs along with Najee being injured, James Conner left the game on a cart.

 

I can. It was a little like Dre Greenlaw of the 49ers in the Super Bowl against the Chiefs. Ouch.

 

Agreed. Hate to see that happen to Harris. He was looking like the better option for the Chargers last week and this week.

 

Aaron Rodgers ring a bell?

 

I was thinking the very first step of a play, especially for a RB

 

Sucks

He seems like a good human.

He's had great durability. And we worked him very hard. Very few RBs go 4 years without having a major injury (and Najee even played through a pretty big injury with his foot). But the RB position just wrecks human bodies. The specific injury is surprising. But that he's missing a significant amount of time this year isn't.

 

Gotcha

 

That really sucks for Najee. Hate to see it.

 

I got the last word
No, I got the last word,
Na Na nana

 

Rodgers was being tackled to the ground. Najee wasn't even touched.

 

Problem is we are rushing for about 40 yards less a game this season, but I'm sure Najee has nothing to do with that. LoL.

 

Yeah, because they could predict a player would suffer from a possible Achilles injury .

 

Predictable. Wrong, but predictable.

 

Achilles injuries are fluky. Claiming that this injury in any way supports your argument is dubious logic at best.