Bob said that was miscommunication by Queen and Highsmith. So... does that befall on Queen then?! If that is the case, that isn't good.
Ouch....... So..... how does a Tight End get that wide open?
Nice tackle Queen!
Those exotic looks are doing work but the Corners need to step up.
Time to see what Will Howard can do when he starts.
Hmmm.... On one hand, a legendary piece of media. On the other?! A legendary QB. Fair! :drinks:
Lets go!!
Dane Bulger and me agreeing on something?! 2026 truly has been weird.
Porter Jr isnt going anywhere. The end. Side note: The greatest mistake in Steelers History wasnt missing out on Dan Marino. The greatest...
:lolol: :drinks:
Did not get to Rubio in time during the draft cycle but I did peg him as a darkhorse member to crack the final 53 after seeing some of the footage...
I also don't think Mason would have been a Franchise Caliber QB myself but I also don't think he would have been nearly as bad as he has shown had...
Fair on Pocket Poise. Pocket Prescene though?! Mason is solid enough. Still not Franchise QB worthy but no slouch either.
Correct. Vancouver no less. That said, I haven't the foggiest of his whereabouts. He didn't give out that information for I was too late in...
As it should be. Have to see what Will Howard can do. For that matter, see if he can knock Mason off the number two spot for the backup role....
That was my fellow brother in arms when it came to draft season. I miss him. Hope he is okay.
The whole "nice guys finish last" aspect would be true if Mason had the same support system that Allar and Howard have this year and failed. Alas,...
SteelCity_NB, where ever he is, likely is saying the same thing. For that matter, I knew I was right after the team drafted him. Prior to Matt...
To some it is. For me it is not. Clarity is about understanding perspective. That is what makes aspects we don't understand "clear".
Goes back to what I said. Adjustment period. The baseline traits and fundamentals are there for Troy. The acclimation period is what is going to...
