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This was part of the risk letting an ineffective offensive coordinator hang around too long.
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Diontae-Minkah Locker Room Argument
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So co workers get in an argument. Cool
Minkah better watch himself ...... I think DJ could DROP him easily
He probably could lol. Football players aren’t exactly the epitome of fighting prowess though. Their size can look intimidating but I remember a light ufc fighter knocking around a Texas linebacker who had 50+lbs on him.
And he drops Minkah. I got it. But I’d take DJ for realsies lol
Good. I hope MF told DJ he runs routes like his 90 year ol Gmom. Get the **** open, knock people out, man the **** up so you get your cash.
DJ drops a lot for a living too. His back foot looks pretty quick as well
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Everyone is on Pickens case because he gets frustrated, body language isn't great, shows immaturity... But there's only one WR on the team that has gotten into MULTIPLE altercations with other teammates and coaches. I'm glad we didn't sign him to a huge long term deal...
Dj runs great routes, but maybe not always the right ones. Perhaps that was the argument.
Shat show…. They is..
I am like two fold about this. Glad he has passion for the game. But not thinking the team is growing closer with these incidents.
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Deebo isn't a linebacker he is a freak of nature.
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The word in the league is that the Steelers have lost all touch with "player development" and the team is now akin to a "rudderless ship." That's what players are saying.
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I saw an NFL player being interviewed and he was asked who is the toughest player in the NFL, who you wouldn't want to have to fight and the player said Harrison. The interviewer was puzzled and said that Harrison wasn't even that big/tall, it couldn't be him, it had to be a lineman. And the player being interviewed said something about how being a bad @ss isn't about being tall, etc. and that Harrison was the nastiness player period, regardless of size. I forget who the particulars were but I saw it.
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That's been evident for a good long while now, but long term mediocrity is celebrated as success and greatness now.
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The opposite of what you need right now.
Subtraction by addition.
Maybe Falkner has the balls to bench him? idk
Subtraction by addition.
Maybe Falkner has the balls to bench him? idk
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Sounds about right lol.
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Miss that guy.
I would still put money on the ufc guy if that was against James Harrison. Being good at football doesn’t guarantee you’re good at fighting.
I miss that era of football
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