Rudolph got two consecutive starts against arguably the worst defenses the Steelers faced all season and it was after the coaches had a few weeks...
The draft experts/media almost unanimously told us he should go in the first round and most of y'all are ready to blow that off as them being...
LOL. I would prefer the Steelers got him back cheap to compete for the job, but I would enjoy laughing at some other team wasting that much money...
He had four years to convince the organization that he could at least compete for the job. Their response after Roethlisberger retired was to keep...
LMAO. Your fawning over Rudolph is entertaining. (Get it!?) The entire league passed on him this past offseason. They didn't even want him as...
It is fun when you fit so much wrong into such short posts. Rudolph didn't take the time to see if anyone was open on that interception. It was a...
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They do watch the games, but sometimes their interpretation of what they see is comically bad.
I hope they are done caring about Pittsburgh connections. They need to focus on getting the best guy, and I think it is a stretch to attach the...
Pay the man and pray he is willing to return for as OL coach.
It is the combination of the major injury and his age that makes me think it is a bad risk for the sort of money it might cost. Cousins was still...
LOL. Um, no. Laughably no.
I got your point the first time. It would have been a good line if you hadn't flubbed it so badly. You keep trying to defend Rudolph's poor...
LOL It wasn't open, so no, Rudolph should not have thrown that pass. Maybe Johnson could have run a better route and bailed him out of the...
Thank you for acknowledging my expertise. David Dunning is a well-credentialed and respected expert in his field. :cool:
Waldron was out of a job after the Seahawks fired Carroll, so it's no surprise that he made a lateral move. He did a nice job there. I wouldn't...
How dare Johnson not bail Rudolph out on a poor read!
That's what happens when a corner reads the play perfectly, puts himself in great position, and the quarterback is foolish enough to throw it anyway.
They might not fire anybody. They might keep Faulkner and Sullivan as assistants under a new offensive coordinator. They also might wait until the...
Starkey can be a bit of an odd dude, but that's what lets him write columns like that. He sees things differently, which is a good thing.
