Those odds mean nothing we all know the Pirates will fade as the season goes on, they stayed competitive which is what Art wants without a...
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That's just dumb start counting the last five games of a season, you want to leave out the other 11 wins that season to fit your lame narrative :eek:.
I think they will use 8-9 picks.
2020-12 wins 2021- 9 wins 2022- 9 2023- 10 2024- 10 2025- 10 They have 60 wins in the last 6 seasons get out of here with that cherry picking math...
If they can find a trading partner by trading down in the first or second round, or they could trade away one of their three third round picks for...
I think they still have more top 30 visits to come.
There is a thread on receivers in the Bill Nunn Draft Room.
Let me guess you left out the first 11 wins from 2020 to come up with this stat :rolleyes:.
He struggled last year but it was his first year in being a starter, almost a 4 to 1 TD-int ratio along with 400 yards rushing and 10 TDs.
Happy Easter to all.
The last time they had the better QB in the playoffs was against the Browns, and Ben :poopy: the bed with 4 interceptions :shrug:.
Not a fan of the first two picks too high for both players IMO, I don't think they can wait until the third round to pick a WR. I like the picks...
Many of those later years nobody was even picking the Steelers to make the playoffs :shrug:.
Nobody was talking about just last season the Steelers have been the best in one score games since 2016.
It will cost a lot more than having 12 picks this year to move up to number one, the Raiders would want a first round pick in 2027 and more.
I guess because Arch played well in the second half of 2025.
And why do you think they were so good in one score games because the HC wanted to play that type of game.
And why would a team in position to draft Manning trade the pick?
