When Tomlin says Kenny is QB1, it's between him and Mitch. Kenny has been QB1 over Mitch for over a year now. Mitch will never be QB1 over a...
Vrabel is a very good coach. I'm in for finding him a role here.
Diplomatico? Plantation? Rhum Barbancourt? What are we sippin'?
Who better to help KP learn the Arthur Smith offense than Ryan Tannehill?
The only one that makes sense here is OT. I think if they go DB it will be a Safety.
That's funny!
Connor Heyward is currently holding a roster spot. He plays the FB, HB, and TE positions. If it makes some sort of difference, he is also Cam's...
Obviously, everything depends on how the board falls. 3 months before draft day though, I take Kamren Kinchens, Safety from Miami.
https://steelersdepot.com/2024/02/goodbye-slot-receiver-hello-fullback-two-shifts-for-arthur-smiths-offense/ Probably this article from...
I’m just thinking those dozen times we use a FB during the season. I don’t really understand the Smith uses a FB thing. When did he use one at...
I fully expect Heyward to take on the FB responsibilities if we do actually use one this season. Why bring in a full time FB?
I am for taking a stud OT or a blue chip defender at pick 20. The best OL in this draft are Tackles. Also, a Safety like Kinchens makes sense...
Seumalu is 30 and Herbig is our backup OG. Not sure the plan with Spencer Anderson but probably IOL. We NEED a Center. It would not surprise me if...
Graham Barton out of Duke is intriguing.
I already know what both QBs look like as the starter. Tannehill is better.
Keep an eye on WV Center Zach Frazier as well.
Bears on the clock select Caleb Williams QB USC #1 overall. Doesn’t matter how good anyone thinks Justin Fields is actually. Caleb Williams is...
Why? Nobody offered MR a contract before. Does 2 wins vs the Bengals and Seahawks warrant a big payday? IF...the Steelers do make the playoffs and...
Since this is specifically about this WR and not about the draft in general, I like the pick. As other’s have said, we would need to take him rd1...
You’re up.
