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Run blitz right at him and I was closer to the tackle sitting on my couch 30 minutes from Heinz Field
Freedom!!!
I can’t believe the absolute tailspin he and Eric Berry have gone through in their careers.
But even with them both being free agents and nobody being interested, you cannot convince me we wouldn’t be better off signing the two of them.
Earl Thomas is apparently an evil sonofabitch. He’s being blackballed for a reason.
And? 1 year. Sign him. I want playoffs, not the free fall that’s about to hit
Freedom!!!
Earl Thomas is apparently an evil sonofabitch. He’s being blackballed for a reason.
He loves hitting Mason Rudolph in the head, he’ll fit right in.
Earl Thomas is apparently an evil sonofabitch. He’s being blackballed for a reason.
And? 1 year. Sign him. I want playoffs, not the free fall that’s about to hit
And none of us know the reason. What if the reason is that he threatened to kill someone’s wife? What if he beat up a woman and paid her off not to file charges? What if they caught him with kiddie porn in his locker? For him to be so far out of any team’s sights it had to be something pretty egregious. We have no idea what it is, but at this point it is certainly more than just fighting a teammate or being a bad influence in the locker room.
He loves hitting Mason Rudolph in the head, he’ll fit right in.
I mean who doesn’t love hitting Mason Rudolph in the head?
Typical the sky is falling. We are 4-2. We can beat the average to bad teams. We can’t beat the elite teams. We currently have a lot of injuries or players really banged up. The defense is in shambles. As far as signing players who are cancers (why else wouldn’t other teams sign them?), I am not for it. Let the young guys gain experience. Signing vets who won’t be here next year does nothing for their development.
Typical the sky is falling. We are 4-2. We can beat the average to bad teams. We can’t beat the elite teams. We currently have a lot of injuries or players really banged up. The defense is in shambles. As far as signing players who are cancers (why else wouldn’t other teams sign them?), I am not for it. Let the young guys gain experience. Signing vets who won’t be here next year does nothing for their development.
I agree with this take mostly, but I don’t know who the “young guys” you’re talking about are. Ronnie Harrison and Redwine? Because Sendejo is 33 and Karl Joseph is 27. We can’t expect any more development out of them.
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