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Trubisky!

topseed said:
I really don't understand what you're (not) seeing in that video when it comes to zip on his passes. Yeah, Robinson made some good grabs, but there's nothing lacking as far as Trubisky's arm strength. It's never been an issue for him, and judging by those highlights, nothing has changed. Unless you think it's easy to throw a football 60 yards after rolling out to your weak side, having to reset your feet, and releasing the ball with a defender in your face.
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I guess I'm just used to watching Ben's strong arm. Trubisky doesn't compare.
 
Tim Steelersfan said:
There's a clear difference in imitating a dialect v insinuating someone speaks a certain way. I can speak ghetto, rap, and try to dance like a rapper and not be offensive. You cross a line when you infer that a person would speak that way because of the color of their skin.

You have no idea how Dwayne speaks. You're inferring he speaks in a stereotypical way.

Massive difference.



My dog had the time of his short life so far with us that day and was literally the life of the party. Met easily 150 college kids, all who gave him love. Wagged that big old lovable tail the entire time.

I've spent my life rescuing dogs and that was one of the best days any of my dogs have had.

Got a lot of treats too. So did his beagle brother.

Try having some fun in your miserable life Floggy.
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Sure Tim, dogs just love loud, crowded environments. I’m sure it was the most fun he’s had since the 4th of July fireworks.
 
Troglodyte said:
But it’s not when you and Supe take turns thinking you’re being clever by posting in Ebonics? Please.

Oh, and your dog hates you.
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because it is clever.
you, however, wouldnt know clever if it slapped you in your miserable little gash with an axe.

And now you want to come over to the Football side and try to start your petty arguments? GTFOHWTBSMF.
 
Troglodyte said:
Sure Tim, dogs just love loud, crowded environments. I’m sure it was the most fun he’s had since the 4th of July fireworks.
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dropped your raysiss rant and attacking the man for taking his dog outside.
why not go for the trifecta and ask why he doesnt have his dog triple masked?

you're an outrageous ********, no matter the forum.
 
Superman said:
dropped your raysiss rant and attacking the man for taking his dog outside.
why not go for the trifecta and ask why he doesnt have his dog triple masked?

you're an outrageous ********, no matter the forum.
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Speaking of dogs, once again, Super Lassie to the rescue of Tim!
 
Troglodyte said:
Speaking of dogs, once again, Super Lassie to the rescue of Tim!
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no, dipshit, YOU and YOU ALONE pulled me into your petty little slapfest.
 
Trubisky's biggest decision will be to drop that jersey number
 
Troglodyte said:
Sure Tim, dogs just love loud, crowded environments. I’m sure it was the most fun he’s had since the 4th of July fireworks.
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Oh, he did. You can tell when a dog is uncomfortable, unhappy, etc. Outside laying down, he and his brother never stopped wagging their tails and greeting people. They had a blast.

Besides being a medical doctor and an epidemiologist, you're now a vet too I assume? When are you traveling back to FL btw? We have an Ogre we would like you to meet.
 
Tim Steelersfan said:
Ouch, this is pretty harsh.

triblive.com

Tim Benz: Remember recent history when it comes to the Steelers signing Mitch Trubisky

Here’s a little historical reference before dissecting the Steelers’ decision to sign quarterback Mitch Trubisky. On March 4, 2021, the Steelers reworked Ben Roethlisberger’s contract for one final season in the fall. On March 18, Trubisky signed a contract to be the Buffalo Bills backup...
triblive.com triblive.com
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Agreed. But, I don't know what else we could've reasonably done. We know what we have in Haskins and Rudy. Maybe Mitch will be a surprise in a good way. Maybe not.
 
jiminoh said:
Agreed. But, I don't know what else we could've reasonably done. We know what we have in Haskins and Rudy. Maybe Mitch will be a surprise in a good way. Maybe not.
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I'm not in total agreement with him, just posting the news.

I was really sour on the move yesterday. Much less so today.
 
only good thing about reading the article from Tim Benz is remembering his cousin Julie is hot as ****
 
Superman said:
only good thing about reading the article from Tim Benz is remembering his cousin Julie is hot as ****
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You know the drill ... it don't mean nothing without pics.
 
Saw where he is the only QB in NFL history with 50 starts and ZERO pick 6s.
 
Litos said:


2 years, 14M. Great signing
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Have to say, that still shows really good throwing form. QB's try to have their "off" elbow pointed at the target when they begin the delivery. That keeps the front shoulder closed, which is very important since if the front shoulder opens up too soon, the throwing arm drops and the ball tends to sail.
 
Cope said:
I guess I'm just used to watching Ben's strong arm. Trubisky doesn't compare.
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Yeah, Ben's arm was great last season, firing all of those 5 yard passes behind the line of scrimmage on 3rd-and-11. Maybe you're used to watching him ten years ago.

Trubisky's 60-yard throw under pressure, and also a laser on a deep out from the far hashmark indicates plenty of arm strength to me; along with the rest of those highlights where he's zipping the ball in 15-20 yards downfield over the middle, there's enough evidence in that video that you're simply mistaken.
 
Tim Steelersfan said:
Not a bad take

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This is what I've been saying for a couple months or so. This is what we need as a stopgap all the while we keep our eye on the draft. We will have the team in much better shape for Najee and any QB. If one of these QB's lights it up, we stick with him for a while. If not, we pull the trigger in a year or two on a QB in the draft. At that point, we can also afford to move up and get one, if needed, and not hurt the rest of the team.
 
Wolf44 said:
Love it as opposed to having Rudolph start.
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What's the difference? Either way we are winning nothing of significance. This team clearly sent the message they have no interest in winning the Super Bowl. The could have worked a deal with Rodgers with the understanding they would fix the O-line and immediately we are a contender ,if not THE contender of all 32. Hell even with Wilson we would have had a shot....the standard is the standard: mediocrity.

Oh well, it will be like watching Ben in the last half of his career. Trubisky will make it fun(maybe) but deep down you know the way it will end every...single...season.
 
Gildong Sack said:
What's the difference? Either way we are winning nothing of significance. This team clearly sent the message they have no interest in winning the Super Bowl. The could have worked a deal with Rodgers with the understanding they would fix the O-line and immediately we are a contender ,if not THE contender of all 32. Hell even with Wilson we would have had a shot....the standard is the standard: mediocrity.

Oh well, it will be like watching Ben in the last half of his career. Trubisky will make it fun(maybe) but deep down you know the way it will end every...single...season.
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Lol, we saw what Rodgers wanted with his public posturing. The Steelers weren't going to work a deal for that.
 
Gildong Sack said:
What's the difference? Either way we are winning nothing of significance. This team clearly sent the message they have no interest in winning the Super Bowl. The could have worked a deal with Rodgers with the understanding they would fix the O-line and immediately we are a contender ,if not THE contender of all 32. Hell even with Wilson we would have had a shot....the standard is the standard: mediocrity.

Oh well, it will be like watching Ben in the last half of his career. Trubisky will make it fun(maybe) but deep down you know the way it will end every...single...season.
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😂 Isn't it obvious by now that Rodgers' "swooning" over playing with other teams was merely a means to establish leverage to get that ridiculous contract they gave him? As much of an all time great as Rodgers may be, I do not envy the salary cap mess GB could be dealing with over the next 3 years.
 
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