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Steelers Claim WR Myles Boykin Off Waivers

That was not the quote, let me refresh you: "Steelers needed to pick up WR. They did, was a need and good move."

It CAN'T be a good move if he is a bad receiver. The worst part is that those were your words, don't twist them
He refuses to acknowledge them as he knows he is looking like an idiot. Little does he realize he is way beyond that marker.
 
Okay, it's confirmed, it's BBB.

I'm just surprised he's been able to contain his Tourette's and hasn't demanded anybody step with him.
He is stepping off into the deep end as each post flies by. Something wrong with that boy.
 
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Darrius Heyward-Bey. An example of a WR who, although terrible at his "primary" position, and definitely overdrafted by his original team, was able to become a contributing member of the Steelers. Now, his contributions were largely limited to STs, but, he provided more in Pittsburgh as a player than he ever did in Oakland. You don't know what you could get until you bring them in to camp. And, as someone posted earlier, nobody is asking or expecting Boykin to come in and be WR1 or WR2, but if he can provide more than James Washington did, it's a win. If he can't, you cut him before the season and gain $2.5M back in cap space.
 
dipshit just needs one more post to make that dumbass @Steelworth look like some kind of window-licking prophet.

"Steelers needed a QB, so they signed an armless QB who throws with his feet and hasn't completed a pass in his lifetime, but identifies as an NFL QB. Dude registered negative in all measurables, but one poster on Steeler Nation considers this a good move."
 
He refuses to acknowledge them as he knows he is looking like an idiot. Little does he realize he is way beyond that marker.
He is stepping off into the deep end as each post flies by. Something wrong with that boy.


You guys JUST can't hear the music............................. It's playing .................................... somewhere



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Darrius Heyward-Bey. An example of a WR who, although terrible at his "primary" position, and definitely overdrafted by his original team, was able to become a contributing member of the Steelers. Now, his contributions were largely limited to STs, but, he provided more in Pittsburgh as a player than he ever did in Oakland. You don't know what you could get until you bring them in to camp. And, as someone posted earlier, nobody is asking or expecting Boykin to come in and be WR1 or WR2, but if he can provide more than James Washington did, it's a win. If he can't, you cut him before the season and gain $2.5M back in cap space.


Perfect sense to me and great post as well.!



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dipshit just needs one more post to make that dumbass @Steelworth look like some kind of window-licking prophet.

"Steelers needed a QB, so they signed an armless QB who throws with his feet and hasn't completed a pass in his lifetime, but identifies as an NFL QB. Dude registered negative in all measurables, but one poster on Steeler Nation considers this a good move."
That's just ******* stupid.
 
That was not the quote, let me refresh you: "Steelers needed to pick up WR. They did, was a need and good move."

It CAN'T be a good move if he is a bad receiver. The worst part is that those were your words, don't twist them
Not my problem you can't separate the two.
Fact, Steelers needed a warm body in the room and this move checked that box, good move for them as it was need. You disagree that bringing in a WR was not a good move by the team?
Fact, Miles Boykin has been horrible all through college and pros. You disagree? You think the Steelers brought in a good WR?
It's not hard.
 
Stewey, he won't have time to answer any of your legitimate questions as he spends all his time feeling sorry for you, can't you see he's a busy man.............. C'moN




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If there was a legitimate question... And yes I do feel sorry the retard.
 
Darrius Heyward-Bey. An example of a WR who, although terrible at his "primary" position, and definitely overdrafted by his original team, was able to become a contributing member of the Steelers. Now, his contributions were largely limited to STs, but, he provided more in Pittsburgh as a player than he ever did in Oakland. You don't know what you could get until you bring them in to camp. And, as someone posted earlier, nobody is asking or expecting Boykin to come in and be WR1 or WR2, but if he can provide more than James Washington did, it's a win. If he can't, you cut him before the season and gain $2.5M back in cap space.
When did I post that anyone said or posted that they expect Boykin to be WR1-2.
 
When did I post that anyone said or posted that they expect Boykin to be WR1-2.
Ahhh, I see the sweet stench of narcissism rears its head. What about my post makes you believe that it was directed towards you? Because it wasn't. It was exactly what I wrote. A post using the example of a prior "reclamation project" WR who ended up bringing some value to the team to highlight that Boykin "might" be able to do the same. Nowhere in that post did I mention or refer to you.
Get over yourself.
 
Not my problem you can't separate the two.
Fact, Steelers needed a warm body in the room and this move checked that box, good move for them as it was need. You disagree that bringing in a WR was not a good move by the team?
Fact, Miles Boykin has been horrible all through college and pros. You disagree? You think the Steelers brought in a good WR?
It's not hard.
Oh now you expanded it to his college performances. You are as slow as they come. Some sort of special. Boy you better pray Boykin doesn't do well with the Steelers you will never live it down.
 
Ahhh, I see the sweet stench of narcissism rears its head. What about my post makes you believe that it was directed towards you? Because it wasn't. It was exactly what I wrote. A post using the example of a prior "reclamation project" WR who ended up bringing some value to the team to highlight that Boykin "might" be able to do the same. Nowhere in that post did I mention or refer to you.
Get over yourself.
 
Not my problem you can't separate the two.
Fact, Steelers needed a warm body in the room and this move checked that box, good move for them as it was need. You disagree that bringing in a WR was not a good move by the team?
Fact, Miles Boykin has been horrible all through college and pros. You disagree? You think the Steelers brought in a good WR?
It's not hard.
Bringing a bad WR is a bad move, they don't need a warm body, they need a football player able to produce. Any human being alive is a warm body bringing in a 70 years old grandpa is a good move according to you.

Couldn't disagree more with your opinion or "facts" as you call them
 
Makes sense to me Steelers need to make a move at WR and as posted above they brought in a terrible player.


I'd like to see a citation on that showing he is a terrible player this season that hasn't been played ?



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Bringing a bad WR is a bad move, they don't need a warm body, they need a football player able to produce. Any human being alive is a warm body bringing in a 70 years old grandpa is a good move according to you.

Couldn't disagree more with your opinion or "facts" as you call them
Talk to the Steelers they obviously thought a warm body filled that need...

They also filled it with a bad player...
Lol you think Boykin is good 🤣
Nothing points to that at all.
 
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