That's the answer. 2024 the Eagles had Kellen Moore at OC. 2025 they had an amateur Patullo at OC.
Grade based on what they brought to the offense or defense. Not a HC grade.
Steelers averaged a tick over a 100 yds/gm rushing this season. This is the lowest since 2021 season but not quite the doldrums of the late 20...
I'll let you handle that :grin:
Good point. Should probably have excluded most of 2022 since Kahn was promoted after the draft. EDITED list: (fun fact: the letter average grade...
Compiled a list of outside FAs signed by Kahn since starting as GM. Assigned a letter grade to each based on their play while a Steeler. If you...
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If Tomlin wasn't so darn good those are the seasons they should have tanked for a QB.
The problem the Steelers have is that they drafted Johnson but didn't play him. So now you have a completely new staff that has not seen him in...
At least I gave you arrows to look at ;)
$3M puts him around 25th highest paid RB for next season. Unless his EPA improves that would be a slight overpay. But I think he can improve on...
Biggest two duds; Johnson and Wilson.... waiting for their studliness. Colbert once said the Steelers expect the first 3 round picks to be...
Ideally yes. But HCs are normally allowed to pick their staff. Otherwise, they can blame management for any failures of that staff.
A little chart to show which RB offered the best value this season based on total EPA (rushing+rec) vs their average salary rank. Steelers got...
Maybe because the HC doesn't move in those circles. Think about your own work situation. Do you network with guys your age or twice your age? This...
I thought the Steelers only hired the most qualified coaches?
Ask Josh Allen at Brady's PC, or the 18 Cardinals that showed up for LaFleur, or Dak Prescott and a dozen Cowboys for Schotty....
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Their MVP QB. It's all the scuttlebutt in Ravens land that the QB didn't care enough to be there. Murmurs he isn't happy with another 'defensive...
Yea, but guess who didn't show up to the HC's first PC.
