Chuks will be on the trade market. Hopefully before the draft.
Maybe the trade him to Chicago for Fields. (sarcasm)
Maybe the trade him to Chicago for Fields. (sarcasm)
Chuks will be on the trade market. Hopefully before the draft.
Maybe the trade him to Chicago for Fields. (sarcasm)
Experienced RT who is about average at his job. I'd try to get a 3rd or 4th. However, he's due a $4M roster bonus on the 5th day of the new league year. So, if they can't trade him quickly, they have a big financial decision to make. Keep him and try to trade him later and you have to eat that $4M cap hit. Or, cut him and receive nothing for him.Get what they can, 4 or 5th?
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RT may be the best position for Jones. He's powerful. It used to be that LT was your pass blocker and RT was the run blocker. That's not really true anymore. Tons of defenses started putting the best pass rusher against overmatched RTs. You now need both OTs that can pass block.
It's the same in college and with so many college teams throwing so often, it's easier to find a decent pass blocking LT than it is to find somebody who can be above the line as both a pass blocker and run blocker.
The steelers may see Jones at LT as a waste of a potentially devastating run blocker. The Eagles play their best Lane Johnson at RT for the same reason.
yes - and Najee was openly wanting us to take Creed. as was a certain retard on the board who won't let it go - @Hines57Okafor signed that deal under the impression he was getting moved to LT eventually
I believe the year Creed was drafted, we took harris and friermuth before him. pickett was the year after
some mocks have us taking Amarius Mims (Georgia) in the first and flipping Jones back to LT. Mims is a HUGE dude and a strong, powerful blocker. Which, means Chuks and Moore will be looking for workRT may be the best position for Jones. He's powerful. It used to be that LT was your pass blocker and RT was the run blocker. That's not really true anymore. Tons of defenses started putting the best pass rusher against overmatched RTs. You now need both OTs that can pass block.
It's the same in college and with so many college teams throwing so often, it's easier to find a decent pass blocking LT than it is to find somebody who can be above the line as both a pass blocker and run blocker.
The steelers may see Jones at LT as a waste of a potentially devastating run blocker. The Eagles play their best Lane Johnson at RT for the same reason.
I don't think they would shuffle both out this upcoming season. I think Chukes is out and Moore stays. Moore isn't breaking the bank so that would factor in too.some mocks have us taking Amarius Mims (Georgia) in the first and flipping Jones back to LT. Mims is a HUGE dude and a strong, powerful blocker. Which, means Chuks and Moore will be looking for work
yes - and Najee was openly wanting us to take Creed. as was a certain retard on the board who won't let it go - @Hines57
some mocks have us taking Amarius Mims (Georgia) in the first and flipping Jones back to LT. Mims is a HUGE dude and a strong, powerful blocker. Which, means Chuks and Moore will be looking for work
I really love this... then get a center in the second and the guards can be plug and play for the next decadesome mocks have us taking Amarius Mims (Georgia) in the first and flipping Jones back to LT. Mims is a HUGE dude and a strong, powerful blocker. Which, means Chuks and Moore will be looking for work
Taking the C Van Pran as well will fortify the OL for a decade. Both OTs and C will be set, and the OGs are already solid.some mocks have us taking Amarius Mims (Georgia) in the first and flipping Jones back to LT. Mims is a HUGE dude and a strong, powerful blocker. Which, means Chuks and Moore will be looking for work
Munch would make everyone of them better, take that to the bank. But Munch had a problem with this team for some reason, I wonder what that could have been?whole ******* OL has been a clusterfuck. considering the bullshit we've seen with how half the line ran block on pass downs while others did what they wanted, and vise versa on pass downs... I wonder if Chuks really could be good at RT with a quality OL coach. Or if Moore could be better... hell, if any and all of these guys could be better.
Munchak’s contract expired and chose an offer in Denver instead of PIT. Munch actually said enjoyed working with players he had. He took the Denver job because he and his wife wanted to be close to his daughter and grandchild in Colorado. Plain and simple. There was some talk in the Nashville papers recently about getting Munch back on the TEN coaching staff, but I don’t even know if he is still interested, since Vrabel was let go.Munch would make everyone of them better, take that to the bank. But Munch had a problem with this team for some reason, I wonder what that could have been?
Maybe Tomlin can convince him *wishful thinking*Munchak’s contract expired and chose an offer in Denver instead of PIT. Munch actually said enjoyed working with players he had. He took the Denver job because he and his wife wanted to be close to his daughter and grandchild in Colorado. Plain and simple. There was some talk in the Nashville papers recently about getting Munch back on the TEN coaching staff, but I don’t even know if he is still interested, since Vrabel was let go.
Yea, on the surface perhaps, but it was anything "plain and simple" as you assert.Munchak’s contract expired and chose an offer in Denver instead of PIT. Munch actually said enjoyed working with players he had. He took the Denver job because he and his wife wanted to be close to his daughter and grandchild in Colorado. Plain and simple. There was some talk in the Nashville papers recently about getting Munch back on the TEN coaching staff, but I don’t even know if he is still interested, since Vrabel was let go.
But the catch-all explanation "he just left for family" isn't good enough.
From Munchak, if he wants to offer that quote eventually, it is. But from the Steelers, it isn't.
Why was Munchak's contract allowed to expire so that such a move was possible? He should've at least been given a hefty raise and contract extension. Maybe a promotion to "associate head coach," or some similar title, as well. That would've prevented the Broncos from hiring him away.
Or maybe he should've been given the offensive coordinator's job last year instead of Randy Fichtner after Todd Haley was dismissed.
Let's be honest. Fichtner's interaction with Roethlisberger really wouldn't be all that different if he were still just the quarterback's coach as opposed to the offensive coordinator. In fact, I'd argue having Munchak in charge would've brought more run balance to an offense that threw the ball 67.39 percent of the time. That was the second highest total in the NFL this year.
Plus, it's not like anyone was beating down Fichtner's door. He simply got promoted the moment Todd Haley was fired, and I haven't heard rumors of him getting head coaching looks this offseason.
If that role-change wouldn't have been dramatic enough for Munchak's liking, firing Mike Tomlin and giving Munchak the Steelers head coaching job was an option. I endorsed that notion.
Many pontificated that Munchak wouldn't want to be a head coach after getting fired in Tennessee. It sure seemed that way when he decided to turn down a second interview for the Arizona coaching job last offseason. Back then, the Scranton native also pointed to "family reasons" as to why he didn't want to leave Pittsburgh.
4 or 5 cases of oil??? That seems fair.Get what they can, 4 or 5th?
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Amen.Taking the C Van Pran as well will fortify the OL for a decade. Both OTs and C will be set, and the OGs are already solid.
Then he will turn into a probowler......Get what they can, 4 or 5th?
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Please, Tim Benz article is your reference? He’s been trying to get rid of Tomlin, longer than anyone on this board. It’s his go to narrative. We don’t even know if Munch WAS offered an Asst HC title, he might have. But other reporters indicated his wife wanted to be close their grand children in the west and that was his motivation. I’d find it hard to believe the Rooney’s would stop someone doing what they want for family reasons. Not to mention the fact his contract $ was much much more than the league average.Yea, on the surface perhaps, but it was anything "plain and simple" as you assert.
https://triblive.com/sports/tim-ben...s-departure-from-steelers-than-meets-the-eye/
Yea because I'm sure whatever pittance amount his salary was higher than his peers it was worth turning the OL from a top 5 unit to a laughing stock of the league. I hope the few hundred 1000 was worth that Rooneys. What a great deal that decision was.Not to mention the fact his contract $ was much much more than the league average.