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Patriots Do What Steelers Couldn’t
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Ben's first playoffs were forgettable, too. I'm not burying Maye, his OL and weapons are below the line.
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Well, I broke my Camp. I was doing a sit-in until the Toilet-paper reject came back.
He’s the worst fan there is, talks the talk prior to game, then disappears when his team fails.
Salute the nation
He’s the worst fan there is, talks the talk prior to game, then disappears when his team fails.
Salute the nation
That is a typical cheat fan. They disappear. Way back when you couldn’t find a cheat fan before Billacheat arrived on the scene. Then they disappeared when the cheat era had left the building.
So I know most of them fit this bill .
F*** the cheatriots and the horse they rode in on.
The only 'other team' fan I remember showing up after a loss was EdReed4Prez from the old Trib board.
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Raven fan, but stand up guy
The Bills Royally screwed the pooch this year.
This was the best chance they, or anyone else in the AFC had, to make the Super Bowl since the Chiefs were finally gone.
Still think the Seahawks would have beat them too.
So maybe it is best they didn't make it, lose, and have the distinction of losing 5 Super Bowls.
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Last week at this time, moron Patriot fans thought they were going to win. They played an historically easy schedule and even in the playoffs, they got to face a backup QB. Here's Patriot homer Bill Simmons talking trash on Seattle over a montage of them curb stomping the fake pats.
Typical. Most Pats****** fans were not aware that New England even had a football team until 2001.
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Trade heavy draft using the consensus board on PFN.
TRADE
1.21 for 1.25 & 1.89
1.25 Omar Cooper Jr., WR, Indiana
Outside of Lemon, Cooper is probably the other WR I really want the Steelers to draft. I think as draft season progresses, we'll see he's undervalued by some draft experts. Decent size, good speed and route running. The type of player who has been missing from this offense.
TRADE
2.53 & 3.85 for 3.40
2.40 CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
There was a big gap between Allen and the next best player. A young prospect, he's a captain who's being touted as 3-down LB. Rotate him with Wilson this year before eventually taking over a starting role in year 2 with him and Wilson as the future.
TRADE
3.76, 4.121, 6.123 for 3.69
3.69 Lee Hunter, DL, Texas Tech
Another falling player and the last of the top DL available before a drop off. Terrific size and made a lot of plays behind the LOS last year. Continue to build young DL depth.
3.99 Keylan Rutledge, G, Georgia Tech
Trying to find a potential starter at guard with a middle round pick.
TRADE
3.93 & 7.237 for 3.100 & 5.162
3.100 & 7.224 for 4.112 & 5.150
4.112 Domani Jackson, CB, Alabama
Athletic CB who I hope can develop into something more.
4.135 Michael Taaffee, S, Texas
Adding depth at safety.
5.150 Dontay Corleone, NT, Cincinnati
Another young IDL with hopes he can develop into a future contributor at NT.
5.159 Deion Burks, WR, Oklahoma
Trying to find a future contender for WR3.
5.162 Jamarion Miller, RB, Alabama
Best available running back. Not particularly productive, but has shown some receiving skills in college.
6.214 Dae'Quan Wright, TE, Ole Miss
Good size and speed, plus very productive at Ole Miss. Excellent value this late.
TRADE
1.21 for 1.25 & 1.89
1.25 Omar Cooper Jr., WR, Indiana
Outside of Lemon, Cooper is probably the other WR I really want the Steelers to draft. I think as draft season progresses, we'll see he's undervalued by some draft experts. Decent size, good speed and route running. The type of player who has been missing from this offense.
TRADE
2.53 & 3.85 for 3.40
2.40 CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
There was a big gap between Allen and the next best player. A young prospect, he's a captain who's being touted as 3-down LB. Rotate him with Wilson this year before eventually taking over a starting role in year 2 with him and Wilson as the future.
TRADE
3.76, 4.121, 6.123 for 3.69
3.69 Lee Hunter, DL, Texas Tech
Another falling player and the last of the top DL available before a drop off. Terrific size and made a lot of plays behind the LOS last year. Continue to build young DL depth.
3.99 Keylan Rutledge, G, Georgia Tech
Trying to find a potential starter at guard with a middle round pick.
TRADE
3.93 & 7.237 for 3.100 & 5.162
3.100 & 7.224 for 4.112 & 5.150
4.112 Domani Jackson, CB, Alabama
Athletic CB who I hope can develop into something more.
4.135 Michael Taaffee, S, Texas
Adding depth at safety.
5.150 Dontay Corleone, NT, Cincinnati
Another young IDL with hopes he can develop into a future contributor at NT.
5.159 Deion Burks, WR, Oklahoma
Trying to find a future contender for WR3.
5.162 Jamarion Miller, RB, Alabama
Best available running back. Not particularly productive, but has shown some receiving skills in college.
6.214 Dae'Quan Wright, TE, Ole Miss
Good size and speed, plus very productive at Ole Miss. Excellent value this late.