I feel if they are they are this desperate to do a deal tgey shouod have considered using a one on a guy in the draft.
It is known KhaleesiI agree to some degree but coaching matters. Cowher won a 1 superbowl out of 2 seasons with Ben. The other season Ben didn't lose a regular season game.
Tomlin won 1 superbowl in 16 seasons with Ben.
Tomlins defense always looks terrible when it counts the most. They are historically awful the last 5 or 6 playoff appearances. Good coaching/scouting would have fixed that.
It's hard to say how Cowher (or Noll) would function in today's NFL. Why I always appreciated Cowher is because the Steelers almost always won at least 1 playoff game when they made it. 10 playoff appearances in 15 years. 8 years with a playoff win out of 10 appearances and 6 AFC Championship game appearances. They felt like they were always in it.He didn't get the Super Bowl until the Cap was in place. Revenue sharing was more than enough to make up for stadium differences. Since Cowher retired before Bens got his big contracts we will never know for sure. Noll was pretty much done when he had to deal with free agency.
The Cleveland Browns weren't able to trade for Brandon Aiyuk, but they definitely did their best to try and get a deal done with the 49ers. At some point last week, the Browns made a MASSIVE offer for Aiyuk that included sending Amari Cooper to San Francisco. |
Here's what the Browns' proposed deal looked like (via NBC Sports Bay Area): |
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The only reason the trade didn't happen is because Aiyuk vetoed it due to the fact that Cleveland wasn't one of his "preferred destinations," according to NBC Bay Area. For any deal to happen, Aiyuk is going to have to sign a new contract with his new team, which essentially gives him the power to nix any trade. If Aiyuk isn't willing to sign a new deal, then it wouldn't make sense for a team to trade for him, and he apparently wasn't willing to sign with the Browns. |
Amari Cooper caught wind of the proposed deal and he actually had a very interesting reaction. |
"LOL. I wouldn't mind at all," Cooper wrote on social media, which seemed to imply that he would have been fine with a trade that sent him to San Francisco. |
As for Aiyuk, not only did he nix a deal to Cleveland, but he also vetoed a potential trade to the Patriots. As things stand now, there is now a "new optimism" that Aiyuk will get a long-term deal done in San Francisco. At this point, it seems like all the drama with the 49ers star will end in one of two ways: He'll either stay in San Francisco or get traded to the Steelers. |
Pretty sure the cap was here all of cowhers runCowher also had to deal with no salary cap and low TRS (Three Rivers Stadium) funds to keep high skilled players, so that 2nd contract vs cap is a wash.
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think it was 1994. so most of his runPretty sure the cap was here all of cowhers run
Yepthink it was 1994. so most of his run
Pretty sure the cap was here all of cowhers run
From CBS Sports:
The Cleveland Browns weren't able to trade for Brandon Aiyuk, but they definitely did their best to try and get a deal done with the 49ers. At some point last week, the Browns made a MASSIVE offer for Aiyuk that included sending Amari Cooper to San Francisco. Here's what the Browns' proposed deal looked like (via NBC Sports Bay Area):
- 49ers get: Amari Cooper, second-round pick, third-round pick
- Browns get: Brandon Aiyuk
The only reason the trade didn't happen is because Aiyuk vetoed it due to the fact that Cleveland wasn't one of his "preferred destinations," according to NBC Bay Area. For any deal to happen, Aiyuk is going to have to sign a new contract with his new team, which essentially gives him the power to nix any trade. If Aiyuk isn't willing to sign a new deal, then it wouldn't make sense for a team to trade for him, and he apparently wasn't willing to sign with the Browns. Amari Cooper caught wind of the proposed deal and he actually had a very interesting reaction. "LOL. I wouldn't mind at all," Cooper wrote on social media, which seemed to imply that he would have been fine with a trade that sent him to San Francisco. As for Aiyuk, not only did he nix a deal to Cleveland, but he also vetoed a potential trade to the Patriots. As things stand now, there is now a "new optimism" that Aiyuk will get a long-term deal done in San Francisco. At this point, it seems like all the drama with the 49ers star will end in one of two ways: He'll either stay in San Francisco or get traded to the Steelers.
This here is AWESOME. The Clowns somehow managed to segregate Cooper and make him apathetic to the team and still didn't get Aiyuk.From CBS Sports:
"LOL. I wouldn't mind at all," Cooper wrote on social media, which seemed to imply that he would have been fine with a trade that sent him to San Francisco.
30m for a 1,300 yard receiver is stiff plus having to give up a 2nd and a 3rd to boot. If the 49ers don't reup him and he doesn't get traded he could be a free agent next year and at that point teams could see if he one decent year was a fluke or not. Trading for him is a riskier endeavor than most think. Khan seems to think he is the next AB so if we get him I sure hope he is right.What I‘m missing is that if Aiyuk is that good why are we and the Stains the only ones going after him?
Are there really 30 teams that are happy and good to go with their receiving groups ?
If Khan truly thought that he was the next AB I predict the deal would've already been done. That math doesn't check out. I bet more a more likely scenario is that someone (not naming any names) politely asked for some upgraded receiver talent and Khan stepped in as GM and is trying to orchestrate a good/fair deal for the Steelers...you know doing his job and using due diligence.30m for a 1,300 yard receiver is stiff plus having to give up a 2nd and a 3rd to boot. If the 49ers don't reup him and he doesn't get traded he could be a free agent next year and at that point teams could see if he one decent year was a fluke or not. Trading for him is a riskier endeavor than most think. Khan seems to think he is the next AB so if we get him I sure hope he is right.
If Khan truly thought that he was the next AB I predict the deal would've already been done. That math doesn't check out. I bet more a more likely scenario is that someone (not naming any names) politely asked for some upgraded receiver talent and Khan stepped in as GM and is trying to orchestrate a good/fair deal for the Steelers...you know doing his job and using due diligence.
I was sitting there at the bar. Just me and the Delaware destroyers sitting at the barYou're goping to lose your "following" if you keep using logic and common sense in your explanations.
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Chase it all with a shot of Tequila and logic and common sense will be the last thing on your mindYou're goping to lose your "following" if you keep using logic and common sense in your explanations.
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So they raided Cooch's luxury car??? Wow.I heard the Steelers sweetened the trade pot with 3 packs of Big Red chewing gum and 2 large bags of dryer lint.
So they raided Cooch's luxury car??? Wow.
I wonder what Stryker thinks of all the Aiyuk saga, him being an expert in WR scouting I'd like to know his thoughts on Aiyuk's talent and value