After Big Time Struggles With Steelers, Bears' Chase Claypool "Definitely In A Much Better Place"

[SteelerNation.com News]

Just a year ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers were figuring out ways to incorporate all pieces of their three-headed monster into a talented offense. With Diontae Johnson seen as the best route runner and George Pickens the hot commodity as a rookie, Chase Claypool was expected to be the No. 3 option. Without a true slot wideout option, Claypool was going to be the main guy there in 2022.

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[DesertSteel]

So are we, with JPJ. Good luck to Chase.

 

[skialta]

Claypool was softer than my next door neighbor.

 

[Drink IRON City]

Soft in the head and the body, but hey……….. he is in a better place now…………………….


Salute the nation

 

[Stewey]

Soft in the head and the body, but hey……….. he is in a better place now…………………….


Salute the nation

Charmin Claypool.
He's so soft that even Mr. Whipple would kindly ask you not to squeeze him.

 

[ZonaBurgh]

Claypuff is no longer a Steeler, so I couldn't care less about what he does, or more likely, doesn't do.

But I do agree, thanks for Joey Jr.

 

[Drink IRON City]

Claypool was softer than my next door neighbor.

Did you feel your next door neighbor?


Salute the nation

 

[bermudasteel]

Claypool was softer than my next door neighbor.

So many questions...

 

[skialta]

Did you feel your next door neighbor?


Salute the nation

Not sure why you don't

 

[skialta]

So many questions...

So many questions...

Coming of age
Little Sean Carter back when he was a real emcee and not Mr. Knowles

 

[Stewey]

So many questions...

Is the neighbor married or single? A he or a she? Does your wife know about this?

The questions could start getting perverted, so I'll just stop right there.

 

[madinsomniac]

Before the trade last year there was a bunch of breakdowns of his game and the problems he was having… there were two that drove me nuts.

The first was how instead of trusting the qb on deep balls, he would always slow up and turn his head early trying to track the ball… it always allowed the coverage to catch up to the play because it alerted them that the ball was going to him.. and often if the qb threw it before he slowed down then he would have to accelerate to try to make a play on a now overthrown ball…


The other was out of the slot he always tried to turn the route further upfield… i don’t think he understood play design…

There was one where the guys breaking down the play showed how Claypool caused a pick because he ran a route wrong… he went too far upfield before he broke inside and didn’t cut crisply across the field… what that meant was that the ilb in the center of the field didn’t have to move up on him and instead was free to make a pick on a guy coming from the other side…


Again i don’t think he grasped how plays work and was always just trying to get open himself

 

[Djfan]

Which one of you lives next door to Supe?

 

[MTC]

Soft in the head and the body, but hey……….. he is in a better place now…………………….


Salute the nation

I dunno. I read chicago is bad