There's a long list that probably starts with celebrating a first down catch in a one minute drill that prevented getting on the ball fast. A lot of BS comments, laziness, etc etc. Just unnecessary stuff for someone not proven.
And also refusing to take any accountability for that play afterwords.
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Aw...thats cute, let me guess Browns fan?? It's okay, look at Cincy now...maybe you guys will get good too one day. You guys still have Jim Brown...he was a stud! 😉😆😆😆😆
Too soon, bro.
I have seen the exact same thing on the wall of Joe's crab shack.
Aren’t all of those out of business?
They changed it to 4 weeks for PUP players, starting this year. Which was the right move, IMO.
War Daddy of Shitty Takes need to be in neon for ya there, honors student?
I'll be totally honest, I really had no idea back in November when this trade when down what a clown he was, and the Steelers generally run their franchise pretty well. If they were willing to part with him, that probably should have raised some red flags.
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Wasn't just you. The rumor was it was down to GB and Chicago and Chicago won out because Pittsburgh knew they'd be slightly higher in the draft order last year. I wanted the Pack to snag him up bad. Seems like we dodged a bullet.
It was a second rounder. The Steelers used the 32nd overall pick to take Joey Porter Jr.
Who fell out of the first round. I take it there is a reason for that as much as there was a reason they were willing to part with Claypool.
LOL. Yes, I grasp the math on that. It also goes to prove the mock drafts and projections mean little at the end of the day.
I think the jury is still out. Claypool put up decent numbers when Big Ben was throwing to him. After he retired Claypool's numbers went down, and then he got traded to the Bears. Fields is no Roethlisberger, he's middle of the road at best. He's going to have to find a way to produce this year if he wants a big contract though.
Fields has been running for his life during his brief NFL career. The glimpses he's shown amidst the utter chaos that has surrounded him speak volumes. If this OL can stay healthy I think we'll get to see what he's really all about as a passer. Most of those rushing yards were out of nothing more than necessity to avoid him getting killed.
The Bears are undoubtedly improved. Lot of lingering questions surrounding them and GB, and I think most pundits have them finishing third and fourth, in no particular order. Seems like a mixed bag.
It's pretty well documented that multiple teams were offering a 2nd round pick for Claypool. At the time of the trade there was also an element of giving Fields more options to see if he was worth keeping long-term.
Lions go from 4th place schedule to 2nd place schedule. Their win total is at 9.5 and I would hammer that under.
