All this hoopla over a guy who will be out of the league in 2-3 years. This pecker-head averages 2 touchdown passes a month and thinks after injury and our best run of form all year that he'd walk back into the position before the playoffs. Then he gets his feelings hurt when we bring in competition...

I don't hate it

the decision about whether or not to invest in fields has to happen this spring, not much point in sacrificing wins this fall to find out whether or not we made a mistake before that. I know about the 22 million or whatever he's owed as a 5th year option, but that isn't huge money for a starting QB...

I can see it. I don't see the point in bringing Fields in at all if there wasn't a shot at winning the QB1. Personally, I'd like to see what Fields can offer because we have a choice to make with him at the end of the season. Whether to keep around or not.

My disappointment and gripe has nothing to do with whether they were better off with Pickett or Rudolph or Wilson or whoever the fuck. I'm pissed off because the moves do nothing more than keep them average and that keeps Teflon Tomlin keeping them average for who knows how much longer. This organi...

The more I think about it. No downside. Khan/Weidl winning me over. Finally being active in improving the team.

For a 6th that can turn into a 4th. Lotto ticket really.

gojira5150 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2024 7:36 pm

StillerInCT wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2024 6:58 pm

Wow. Didn't think we had it in us.

That opens up getting a QB in round 1.

I'm hoping they bring in Penix. Let him sit a year behind Russ

This is my line of thinking too. Penix is the first to come to mind given where we'd be drafting. Gut feeling we trade up

This gives me hope that the organization is changing its ways a little bit. Shrewd move but the right one. Pickett is a bona-fide bum.

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Fri Mar 15, 2024 7:01 pm

I posted a couple of days ago a source I know said Pickett was very upset.

Still shocking.

Honestly, this just shows he's not a competitor to me. Would rather go to a team that has a bonafide QB1 rather than fight for his spot. Good riddance.

Wow. Didn't think we had it in us.

That opens up getting a QB in round 1.

On the bright side, Rooney saved a ton of money by never having to travel to scout Pickett.

https://steelerswire.usatoday.com/2024/02/19/pittsburgh-steelers-cam-heyward-surgery-instagram-nfl/ Cam Heyward is in the process of getting back to being Cam Heyward following an unspecified surgery on Monday. The three-time first-team All-Pro posted in his Instagram story, “Surgery done finally!!...

Most of the violence is criminal. But gangs aren't committing mass shootings at malls, schools, churches, etc. I'd say we like to kill each other with guns from a variety of sources. A good portion of gang shootings happen at malls and other public places such as festivals, and most are classified ...

It was never a Constitutional right. Emanation from a penumbra, my ass... It was though when Roe v Wade was used as precedent. It was bad law that took 50 years to correct. A given Supreme Court can make a bad ruling NOW, creating a "Constitutional" right out of thin air, but this does not mean tha...

I'd sigh if it wasn't so predictable. The Netherlands is where they pass "common sense" hate speech laws and strip farmers of their land in mass numbers. What freedom, StillerInCT. The Netherlands were used as an example very recently on the right for why being disarmed was a very, very bad idea pr...

Netherlands. Which uses has a civil law system making it harder to actually remove my protections from government than in a common law system such as the US where US court interpretations can have a major impact on the execution of rights and protections. I'd sigh if it wasn't so predictable. The N...

I hope I never have to see Mason Rudolph start another game for the Steelers. I'm not going to let him jumping over a low bar for a few weeks trick me into thinking he's anything but an NFL backup, at best.

After reading through this thread some really great points from both sides of the aisle. Mostly keeping it civil and realistic, except maybe the public torture scenario…. :lol: The laws were instilled as a means to preserve this great [Greatest] Republic ever in history. That said there’s no way th...

Torture to death. Public torture is the answer to the problem. Anything else is just mental masturbation. It's not though if notoriety is the goal of these nuts. Ohh I think MR'ers would be thinking twice after seeing the tortures. Honestly the rat in a bucket torture would be a brutal way to go ou...

Jizz Shooter wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 16, 2024 4:47 pm

Torture to death. Public torture is the answer to the problem.

Anything else is just mental masturbation.

It's not though if notoriety is the goal of these nuts.

Fine. Then we just live with it. I don't pretend to have an easy solution to what I view as ultimately a cultural issue. But maybe, and call me crazy here, it'd be better if the media didn't spread the manifesto of every mass shooter sans the transgendered individual who wanted to kill little white...

Yea, tell me more about all that free speech in the UK. Or Canada. But yea, they have the progressive dream of "rights" which the state has every ability to regulate to their heart's content and redefine at a whim. Those are two countries. Neither one is in the EU. Constitutional rights are factual...

Constitutional rights aren't unique to the United States. Source: I'm a dual US / EU citizen. Yea, tell me more about all that free speech in the UK. Or Canada. But yea, they have the progressive dream of "rights" which the state has every ability to regulate to their heart's content and redefine a...

Anyone with two eyes and a brain can look at an electoral map and tell you where the strongest gun laws are in place and where the worst gun crime stats are. It's not in rural Texas or Florida. The top 5 states with the most gun deaths per capita (rates per 100,000) 1.) Mississippi 33.9 2.) Louisia...

🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 Yea, it sure does suck that there's a constitution in place. Why can't we be more sophisticated like in Europe where the government can just do whatever it likes and there are no real rights at all? Constitutional rights aren't unique to the United States. Source: I'm a dual US / EU citizen.

Anyone with two eyes and a brain can look at an electoral map and tell you where the strongest gun laws are in place and where the worst gun crime stats are. It's not in rural Texas or Florida. The top 5 states with the most gun deaths per capita (rates per 100,000) 1.) Mississippi 33.9 2.) Louisia...

I agree with you. My point is there is a beginning of an incident. In order for a mass shooter to be stopped somewhere by an armed citizen or by law enforcement there has to be a beginning of something happening. And during that beginning innocent people are shot and maybe died. Without tougher gun...

I’m fine with tough sentencing for gun crimes But punishments don’t often deter criminals Death penalty should not ever be used by civilized societies Neither should torture Longer sentences ? Fine Death penalty and torture ? Absolutely not Far too often it’s misapplied as well as decidedly inequit...

Can't ban guns. How are these neckbeards going to be pretend navy seals on their Facebook and Instagram?