Mike FF Today Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Inactives - Texans: WR Braxton Berrios, QB Graham Mertz, LB Christian Harris, G Juice Scruggs, RB Jawhar Jordan, CB Alijah Huzzie Steelers: WR Roman Wilson, RB Kaleb Johnson, OL Jack Driscoll, DL Logan Lee, OLB Jeremiah Moon, CB Tre Flowers, QB Will Howard Line: HOU -3.0 Total: 38.5 Quote
LaChup Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Monday Night Football 6-point teaser ayahuasca retreat (HOU +3/Under 44.5) Quote
GobbleDog Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Christian Kirk finished the season averaging 4.5 pts per game, which ranks 101st among Wr's. At the half, Kirk currently has 5 rec, 58 yds, and a Td. Where's he been all season? Quote
Chickie Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Just another in the long line of Arthur Smith’s high powered run and gun offenses. Circa 1950’s football Quote
Law Posted January 13 Posted January 13 This is exactly the way I expected it to end. An inability to move the ball and then...implosion. Arthur Smith and Aaron Rodgers? What could go wrong? Or right? Rodgers needs to retire and the Steelers need a team-wide implosion - starting with Tomlin and Smith! Quote
Mike FF Today Posted January 13 Author Posted January 13 Nico Collins leaves with a concussion. Kirk: 8-144-1 on 9 targets. 1 Quote
weepaws Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Biggest issue, do the Steelers, do like the Ravens, and let Tomlin go, I think he needed to win this game at home, I think he’s going to be gone, and Rodgers will retire. Quote
GobbleDog Posted January 13 Posted January 13 10 hours ago, weepaws said: let Tomlin go, I think he needed to win this game at home, I think he’s going to be gone Tomlin hasn't won a playoff game in 9 years. It's time... I believe John Harbaugh still has some football smarts, but just like Pete Carrol the game seems to have passed Tomlin by. If he's fired, some team will hire him expecting to relive the Steelers glory days. I think they'll be sadly disappointed. Quote
cavern Posted January 13 Posted January 13 on Tomlin's future....does anyone know how much he had to do with the Steelers decision to go with Rodgers at QB this season? Quote
Ray_T Posted January 13 Posted January 13 5 hours ago, cavern said: on Tomlin's future....does anyone know how much he had to do with the Steelers decision to go with Rodgers at QB this season? Im sure they wouldnt have signed him if the coach wasnt onboard with the decision. to the extent that Tomlin benched fields and then the team let him walk in free agency.... I think that says it all. but fields is a mediocre QB at best and Tomlin got wins out of the guy last year in a relief role. The best organizations are not just a GM making decisions. the GM and coach should be in lockstep and they should both agree on what the team is doing in the majority of the personell moves. There will always be times when they do not agree with each other, but that should be rare. Quote
cavern Posted January 16 Posted January 16 On 1/13/2026 at 3:59 PM, Ray_T said: Im sure they wouldnt have signed him if the coach wasnt onboard with the decision. to the extent that Tomlin benched fields and then the team let him walk in free agency.... I think that says it all. but fields is a mediocre QB at best and Tomlin got wins out of the guy last year in a relief role. The best organizations are not just a GM making decisions. the GM and coach should be in lockstep and they should both agree on what the team is doing in the majority of the personell moves. There will always be times when they do not agree with each other, but that should be rare. the point is moot since Tomlin resigned. My foggy memory was that Rodgers was a late in the process desperation move after other options didn't pan out Quote
Ray_T Posted January 16 Posted January 16 13 minutes ago, cavern said: the point is moot since Tomlin resigned. My foggy memory was that Rodgers was a late in the process desperation move after other options didn't pan out of course. a 41 year old QB is rarely a long term play. hes a 1 year fill in. He may have another year in him but they need to get their QB of the future in there soon (or at least get lined up for it) I'd probably say if they keep rodgers one more year, the move to make is to draft on the O line. this way if Rodgers gets hurt or sucks the team will be able to bottom out, draft a QB and have an O line that should be ready to protect him. I firmly believe that the best way to develop a young QB is to have a decent line for him to play behind. Most young QB prospects are ruined because the team failed to take care of this. Quote
weepaws Posted January 17 Posted January 17 I don’t think would want to stay now that Tomlin is gone. Quote
cavern Posted January 19 Posted January 19 On 1/16/2026 at 10:32 AM, Ray_T said: of course. a 41 year old QB is rarely a long term play. hes a 1 year fill in. He may have another year in him but they need to get their QB of the future in there soon (or at least get lined up for it) I'd probably say if they keep rodgers one more year, the move to make is to draft on the O line. this way if Rodgers gets hurt or sucks the team will be able to bottom out, draft a QB and have an O line that should be ready to protect him. I firmly believe that the best way to develop a young QB is to have a decent line for him to play behind. Most young QB prospects are ruined because the team failed to take care of this. yes. i'd prefer they parlay their considerable draft capital into a QB this year. they also need OL for sure Quote
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