yes.. while I think Ben should get in I could see his off field issues being a reason for not making it first year. Billicheat not getting in is...
yeah.. teams are never the same. New year, new team. I didn’t read the whole thread but it looks like people are mad that some blame Ben for...
drafted higher and has “more talent” and somehow he isn’t a bigger bust than Pickett at 20? pretzel logic
anyone saying its okay if we have a losing season is being extremely delusional. Tomlin won 10 games with mediocre QB play and pedestrian...
This franchise needs to get younger at the QB position. Just play Rudolph and then Howard unless you have a chance at trading for a Mac Jones...
and this proves Mendenhall wasn’t to blame because someone whiffed and Mendy was blown up in the backfield.
Leveon Bell 2017 highlights.. yeah, he was losing a step. :facepalm: [MEDIA] Just wanted to add that Bell got fat and smoked a ton of weed in...
a much more productive offense where we don’t have to flip to page 3 to find success in the stats. oh, and scoring more than 6 points in must...
Pours out a lil IC Light. Word to the wise, never try to update a football website right before the draft with an inexperienced web head. That...
always cracks me up when floating trades for unknowns or “bust” unless Iowa’s RB coach is a GM for an NFL team that aint happening.
loser
which is wrong.. lol
Willis got PAID off one game. Amazing
I like it..
I knew he would get more than that lil bit a money being floated around.
Never understood this acquisition.
Najee’s success rate was in the 80’s last season. :lolol:
I have mixed feelings about this. I felt like Willis did the same thing in GB against the Rats but used an injury to cover for it. I didn’t like...
do they? I know Richardson killed it in shorts at the combine but anyone who watched him at Florida knew he was TERRIBLE and clammed up anytime he...
There is no way a QB drafted in the top 5 is “better” than a QB drafted in the 20’s if franchises give up on both. I think the reason Kenny is in...
