One thing that I had not previously considered is that Bell has to sign the tender for the Steelers to trade him, so he can essentially pick where he gets traded to.
No. He can be traded without signing the tender and the team trading for him can pay him more than the franchise tag amount on a one year deal, but a long-term deal cannot officially be signed until after this season.
Don't ask me, ask the Steelers.Did you just wake up from a coma from 2002?I do think it's time to start adapting to the new way of life that throwing the ball and stopping the throw is everything.
It's more of a Tomlin/Butler thing because LeBeau knew getting pressure on the QB was the key to beating the likes of Manning/Brady.Don't ask me, ask the Steelers.Did you just wake up from a coma from 2002?I do think it's time to start adapting to the new way of life that throwing the ball and stopping the throw is everything.
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Land in Pittsburgh 2 a Drug test!Seriously it’s 3 a.m. literally? Couldn’t wait til the morning?
is that guy on IR Now?And the gif of the week:
realistically, what is his value to a team receiving him since they cant negotiate an extension?Bell would need to either sign the franchise tender or sign a 1-year deal from the Steelers, and then he can be traded.
Yes. And he’s old, so McDonald likely stiff armed him out of the league.is that guy on IR Now?And the gif of the week:
Leave Matt Cullen out of this.Ask Dad.
:checks age. sees he is three years younger than me. I die a little bit inside:Yes. And he’s old, so McDonald likely stiff armed him out of the league.is that guy on IR Now?And the gif of the week:
You've probably died a bit on the outside too.:checks age. sees he is three years younger than me. I die a little bit inside:Yes. And he’s old, so McDonald likely stiff armed him out of the league.is that guy on IR Now?And the gif of the week:
Get ****, Harrison. I used to love you.If I’m Le’Veon, I’m coming back Nov. 13, and going to go in there, I’m going to get my credit, the season that I need to get, and I’m going to do the best I can to get out of that season healthy. For me, I’d give you everything in practice. You would see, the cameras would see, that I am fine. I am healthy. But come Saturday? Something ain’t right. I can’t play on Sunday. Because if I go out here and I mess something up. I’m losing a lot of money. -James Harrison
I've seen this number thrown around a lot and was wondering if it's diluted by players who play a handful of games, get cut and never make it past another team's practice squad.Regarding the 'winning v money' thing: Pro football players have an average career expectancy of 3.3 years. Running backs average less than that (they actually have the shortest careers in football).
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