I remember when teams first started paying 15+ m/yr for bench players and everyone was calling it insane overpays and now it'd be a bargain to get a good bench player at that rate
Granted you only gotta pay like 15 dudes + ur 2 way contracts in the NBA, with how popular it is, no wonder even the grinders are getting paid.
Just waiting for Drew Eubanks to crack 8 figs.
Have any Mac Jones tracks surfaced on the internet yet? I’m really looking forward to hearing them. Man it would be fucking hilarious if he was actually not bad and he retires from the NFL to pursue what becomes a successful music career.
Funny how the narrative changes in one off season about fields. Here I was thinking he was elite according to 2023 bears fans and does “everything better” than Hurts.
That’s straight up made up or you’re picking out some weird outliers. There were still a lot of people positive on Fields in 2023, but it wasn’t the majority of fans. And they weren’t making comparisons to Hurts by that point. Hurts was too far along.
Even on the Bears sub, which is a pretty shitty place a good amount of the time.
It was a total dud of a class. Wilson is a complete bust. Lance is probably never going to be a real starter. Mac and Fields have a ceiling of stopgap QB at best imo. Then the real diamond of the class in Lawrence became the first real generational type prospect that didn't live up to hype and is pretty average.
Might go down as the most overhyped QB class ever.
They didn’t. Them losing the game against the Texans allowed them to be in prime position to draft Anthony Richardson. IIRC if they won the game they would’ve been picked behind Seattle and possibly Las Vegas too, who both would’ve drafted him
Stroud can never out-achieve Mills because any Stroud accomplishment is because of Mills getting him there. Sounds like future ring of honor material to me. Maybe for more than one team even.
I think Fields' running still debatably makes him a better player on the field than Mills, but when you couple it with his draft pedigree, expectations, and the fan circus that comes with him thanks to the Fields stans, Mills likely makes for a better backup/stand in starter.
Fields is the type of QB2 that gets coaches fired. Say the starter has a few bad games or gets injured and Fields comes in. Without the benefit of the D preparing for him, he will break off a few spectacular runs, and maybe throw a deep ball or 2, but will fumble, throw a pick, or otherwise crumble during crunch time. However, more casual fans will focus on the highlights and demand he be the starter putting pressure on the coaching staff.
Fields can't really offer much as a QB2. He has to either be in gadget plays or be inactive. The league pretty much told everyone what they think about his ability as a QB.
He also doesn't provide much in a film session unless he is one of those types of QBs who can see it on tape but not process it fast enough on the playing field.
I don't forsee him having a long career in the NFL as a backup unless he's willing to play some Slash/T. Hill role.
Yeah, his skillset is both limited and unique so it's hard for him to serve as a great backup. He'd probably be best either backing up Russ, in fact, or maybe Lamar since they are a similar archetype, just with Lamar being a significantly better passer, so maybe Fields could run a training wheels version of the offense.
I do suspect one or two desperate and ambitious offensive minds will convince themselves down the road they can "fix" him, though, and he'll likely get one more chance. Unless he flames out in Pittsburgh, because if Tomlin can't coach him I think few can.
I don’t think he’d do it, but I’d rather see him in a Taysom Hill type roll with a few well designed plays.
He actually had good running instincts. And has all of the physical tools - including a great arm. If you can work around his processing issues he could have some good use.
But so few people play that role. So I doubt that will happen. Would love to see him succeed. He worked hard and seems a great guy.
Idk about that. Lance was a "low skill, high ceiling" qb that was supposed to develop under Jimmy Garoppolo. The 49ers weren't planning on starting him until much later but Jimmy got hurt. Wilson was supposed to be a day one starter and the savior of the Jets.
nah you have to factor in the amount the 49ers gave away to get him. He already ranks pretty high on the worst draft trades ever, and couple in his actual on field production which is negligible, he comes out as a bigger bust imo
I think age could be an issue but yeah not only are the younger guys experienced but so are Williams and Maye and McCarthy. All 3 were full starters for at least 2 years. That 2021 class only Trevor had 3 full years as the starter basically. Zach Wilson didn’t and had some injuries, Mac had 1 year as a starter, Lance had hilariously little playing time, and Fields only had 1.5 years of real playing time
We have this guy named Cordarrelle Patterson who we think might be able to fill that hole. I get that he's a touch unproven as a KR, but we think he's shown promise.
Well if there's one GM I think understands stupid decisions on the QB position. Doesn't help my mindset that former Bears GM Ryan Pace is also a leading voice in that front office. I'm sure the word "conviction" was used following the draft.
Watching him run, that's his biggest advantage vs. lamar as a running qb. He's beefy for someone that fast, so he's hard to take down. If only he could read defenses.
I had to check because I thought Williams was bigger but I was wrong.
Caleb Williams 6' 1" 215lbs
Justin Fields 6' 3" 227lbs
I really don't know why but I thought JF was smaller than that like Bryce Young size
True that but I just got the sense from watching him play he was undersized and I was completely wrong. Now I get why he was so hyped and people kept thinking he could be the real deal. Physically he's exactly the build you want
He kinda has a baby face but he is a big fuckin dude. Damn near broke my hand when I saw him fold that Lions DB like a lawn chair. There's a reason Chicago fans love him despite his results
https://youtu.be/wuCWfPabKWY?si=uOPKdqLdn0vz4sY5
I think it's our jersey color. Whenever we sign a FA the first thing that sticks out is that I think they are look smaller than before. Perhaps the navy blue has a slimming feature
He can throw with touch and has a much better release. The scramble % and sack rate is the scary part that's similar. The scariest part is that he's 205 on a good day and Justin couldn't start a whole season at 225/230
RG3 also made a whole documentary about coming back for the next season and wanted to be a "pocket passer" instead of playing to his strengths because he was jealous of kirk cousins
The 5th year option for a QB is kind of in an awkward zone pay wise. It is too much to pay a guy who you don't see as being your guy. But if he is your guy, you're likely getting the deal done earlier.
I guess the value comes if he is your guy, and he's trying to push the boat out for too high a deal, and the fallback option of his 5th year option contract value is something you can use as a negotiating tool.
Less guaranteed. Had he declined the offer and the Packers declined hits fifth year option he'd have a huge contract for 2024 but instead it's 13 million. Great job by the Packers. Also can't blame Love for taking life changing money even if it was a bad move in the end.
Genuinely, *genuinely* don’t understand the subset of fans who still believe Fields could have been great and it was the bears coaching staff that failed him.
It’s abundantly clear he is mid at best.
What's wild is how many talking heads in media share same opinion. Most of them are on record with their predictions of him beating out Russ for the starting job. That has a chance to be one of the worst aging takes ever
He has the physical attributes of a Madden franchise mode create-a-player. The dream was always that maybe he could quicken up the release and get the short game going. And possibly read a blitz correctly.
The dude is 24 and had only one season with an actual nfl roster around him after joining a tanking team with a new system. yea hes mid but the dudes career growth isn’t over yet. Maybe he wont get much better but hes progressed in every year so far so it’s not crazy to think it could get better.
This sub circlejerked him to death and the fans of him sometimes over compensate the other direction. Realistically he’s almost an average qb in this league and now is in a position to learn this year and eventually get another chance. Maybe it goes well maybe it doesn’t. To write him off already is shortsighted too.
He can't read a defense. He processes too slow. He has a slow release. He misses wide open guys all the time. It's been the same shit from high school, to college, to nfl.
It's okay, he just doesn't have it, and he never will.
He is objectively not close to average,he is a bottom 19 QB, improving from the worse QB to around 24th when the team around you is much better is not a good thing
I think it makes sense to decline the 5th-year option
Unless Wilson misses time and Fields looks good in his absence this season, I doubt any team is going to be looking at him as a starting option entering 2025
Lmao wait what why did you guys sign both of them? How did I miss all this? Guess Justin Fields is going to be fighting just to stay a backup for the rest of his career. I see that you guys signed him on the Broncos' dime, though, no way he isn't completely worth it at that price.
Yeah and that's not even rhe craziest signings the steelers did this off-season. We signed Aaron Donald, Mike Evans, and we even got Antonio Brown back for one more season.
Could this be a play to maybe get him on a team-friendly deal next year? Like if he plays a little this season and looks OK, maybe they throw him a bone to stay in Pitt another year, but on their terms
25.6 million for a kick returner is a steal What are the Steelers doing
NBA type of numbers lol. "4 years 130m? Well he is our 7th best player, that's just what they go for now"
I remember when teams first started paying 15+ m/yr for bench players and everyone was calling it insane overpays and now it'd be a bargain to get a good bench player at that rate
the best player in the nba making 4/80 wasn't that long ago
it’s crazy. also people started recognizing how important having a deep bench is
The Bucks didn't get the memo this year. You know its bad when Danilo Gallinari gets meaningful minutes in the playoffs
Tobias Harris. 40 million dollars. played 29 minutes in Game 6. 0 for 2 shooting. O points. Good riddance thank God he is gone
Granted you only gotta pay like 15 dudes + ur 2 way contracts in the NBA, with how popular it is, no wonder even the grinders are getting paid. Just waiting for Drew Eubanks to crack 8 figs.
My man, the old Trout from Shaqdale
That’s mozgov money
mozgov money...
Tobias Harris contract
Does NBA not have a salary cap or is it just much higher?
It's a "soft cap," but really it's that you only pay 15 players.
Oh yeah, I didn't think about that actually. Much smaller squads in Basketball
#pantherscharity
I found out about through the Facebook NFL Memes page, and was like wtf? And I haven't actively used FB in 3 years
2021 QB class is struggling
Next you’re gonna tell me the Jags are declining Mac’s fifth year option
If they don't want to be the subject of a diss track they'll reconsider
Have any Mac Jones tracks surfaced on the internet yet? I’m really looking forward to hearing them. Man it would be fucking hilarious if he was actually not bad and he retires from the NFL to pursue what becomes a successful music career.
MC Jones
from watching the interview, it seemed like he was just fucking around
The J.A.G. You Are-Mac Jones
Who? MAC JONES
First player ever to wear jersey number 281-330-8 0 0 4
Mac stays flossin in that candy paint, blowin dank, sippin drank.
Yo, we'll trade you T-Law so we can start Mac Jones !!
"I hate the way that you walk, the way that you talk, I hate the way that you dress, I hate that you wear a neckbrace - "
I’ll bet Mac regularly uses the n word too
He says it [just like Drake too](https://youtu.be/jDZH87yHWC0?si=GvBxGrWgjadtUXsO)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8fXi6k4if4 Jack Kays "The Voice in my Head"
I like the Tony thats in press conferences I hate the Tony that acts tough
Might I suggest "I hate the Tony that tweets tough".
No he's our future!!!
Wiping our hands clean of the mistake that was that draft class
Those hands should be close to spotless after all the practice the bears have had
We tried to tell them.
Funny how the narrative changes in one off season about fields. Here I was thinking he was elite according to 2023 bears fans and does “everything better” than Hurts.
That’s straight up made up or you’re picking out some weird outliers. There were still a lot of people positive on Fields in 2023, but it wasn’t the majority of fans. And they weren’t making comparisons to Hurts by that point. Hurts was too far along. Even on the Bears sub, which is a pretty shitty place a good amount of the time.
People in the 2023 off-season were absolutely high on Fields, Bears fan or not.
Fields had a lot of fantasy value projected into his IRL game
Less than Hurts did regardless
He was supposed to be an elite fantasy player, that’s pretty much it ha
It was a total dud of a class. Wilson is a complete bust. Lance is probably never going to be a real starter. Mac and Fields have a ceiling of stopgap QB at best imo. Then the real diamond of the class in Lawrence became the first real generational type prospect that didn't live up to hype and is pretty average. Might go down as the most overhyped QB class ever.
You're forgetting the best QB of the class. The necks man up, Davis Mills
The man who didn’t just change his own franchise’s future with a single touchdown and two-point conversion, but FOUR franchises’ futures
Bears, Texans, colts, panthers?
Yep
Wait how did the colts get fucked again? I mean they lost the game but was it meaningful in some way?
They didn’t. Them losing the game against the Texans allowed them to be in prime position to draft Anthony Richardson. IIRC if they won the game they would’ve been picked behind Seattle and possibly Las Vegas too, who both would’ve drafted him
well that's why I put colts and then a ?
I was literally asking without any shade my brother, just wondering if I missed something.
no shade here from me; I was also asking as well
wow I didn't realize the the magnitude of the butterfly effect he started that day (outside of the Texans obv)
Stroud can never out-achieve Mills because any Stroud accomplishment is because of Mills getting him there. Sounds like future ring of honor material to me. Maybe for more than one team even.
Praise be
He was pretty much unironically the best besides T-Law, right? Maybe besides Mac Jones' rookie season.
I think Fields' running still debatably makes him a better player on the field than Mills, but when you couple it with his draft pedigree, expectations, and the fan circus that comes with him thanks to the Fields stans, Mills likely makes for a better backup/stand in starter.
Fields is the type of QB2 that gets coaches fired. Say the starter has a few bad games or gets injured and Fields comes in. Without the benefit of the D preparing for him, he will break off a few spectacular runs, and maybe throw a deep ball or 2, but will fumble, throw a pick, or otherwise crumble during crunch time. However, more casual fans will focus on the highlights and demand he be the starter putting pressure on the coaching staff.
Fields can't really offer much as a QB2. He has to either be in gadget plays or be inactive. The league pretty much told everyone what they think about his ability as a QB. He also doesn't provide much in a film session unless he is one of those types of QBs who can see it on tape but not process it fast enough on the playing field. I don't forsee him having a long career in the NFL as a backup unless he's willing to play some Slash/T. Hill role.
Yeah, his skillset is both limited and unique so it's hard for him to serve as a great backup. He'd probably be best either backing up Russ, in fact, or maybe Lamar since they are a similar archetype, just with Lamar being a significantly better passer, so maybe Fields could run a training wheels version of the offense. I do suspect one or two desperate and ambitious offensive minds will convince themselves down the road they can "fix" him, though, and he'll likely get one more chance. Unless he flames out in Pittsburgh, because if Tomlin can't coach him I think few can.
I don’t think he’d do it, but I’d rather see him in a Taysom Hill type roll with a few well designed plays. He actually had good running instincts. And has all of the physical tools - including a great arm. If you can work around his processing issues he could have some good use. But so few people play that role. So I doubt that will happen. Would love to see him succeed. He worked hard and seems a great guy.
daddy long neck
Davis Mills changed the face of 3 different franchises: the Texans, the Panthers, and the Bears
>Wilson is a complete bust. Don't talk that way about my QB3 or 4.
Get ready to speak Mormon buddy.
*Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb.*
Lance is more of a bust than Wilson.
Idk about that. Lance was a "low skill, high ceiling" qb that was supposed to develop under Jimmy Garoppolo. The 49ers weren't planning on starting him until much later but Jimmy got hurt. Wilson was supposed to be a day one starter and the savior of the Jets.
nah you have to factor in the amount the 49ers gave away to get him. He already ranks pretty high on the worst draft trades ever, and couple in his actual on field production which is negligible, he comes out as a bigger bust imo
Covid really screwed up that class and Fields, Mac, and Lance really didn’t have a lot of playing time in college
Maybe all these ultra experienced QBs of the 2024 draft class are exactly what the league needs for an infusion of QB talent.
I think age could be an issue but yeah not only are the younger guys experienced but so are Williams and Maye and McCarthy. All 3 were full starters for at least 2 years. That 2021 class only Trevor had 3 full years as the starter basically. Zach Wilson didn’t and had some injuries, Mac had 1 year as a starter, Lance had hilariously little playing time, and Fields only had 1.5 years of real playing time
I think the stat was lance has fewer career attempts between high school, college, and the pros than Brady did in 2020.
Bama played 13 games in 2020. I don't think being two games short made much of a difference.
Well Mac only had the one year starting
Tbf … the top 2 QB’s went to horrible rosters.
That’s nearly every draft Bad teams tend to pick early
Exactly. Bad teams pick early, great QBs find a way to thrive in terrible situations (provided that they don't get physically broken by said bad team)
I really really really believe that Sam Bradford had it in him to be an MVP candidate and he went to one of the worst rosters in modern NFL history.
I would put Sam Bradford, week 1, 2017, as one of the best games I've ever seen from a quarterback. His ball placement in that game was unreal.
This comment depresses me. Also, Boomer.
That’s (really not) a shocker
Crazy they’d choose to have a massive hole at KR going into 2025 though
We have this guy named Cordarrelle Patterson who we think might be able to fill that hole. I get that he's a touch unproven as a KR, but we think he's shown promise.
Next year he starts collecting Social security so not sure he plays in 2025
Well I know what the Falcons are doing next year.
You didn’t hear Terry Fontenot making fun of Justin Fields on the radio did you? He was very open about how stupid of a decision that would have been.
Well if there's one GM I think understands stupid decisions on the QB position. Doesn't help my mindset that former Bears GM Ryan Pace is also a leading voice in that front office. I'm sure the word "conviction" was used following the draft.
I really hope we just didn't draft taller Justin Fields. 2.0 edition
If it makes you feel better he’s like 40 pounds lighter
That’s crazy, Fields doesn’t strike me as particularly heavy for his height either
Watching him run, that's his biggest advantage vs. lamar as a running qb. He's beefy for someone that fast, so he's hard to take down. If only he could read defenses.
You either can or you can't. He's proven he cannot. He'd be fun to throw out in a wildcat formation.
I want to see him try to become Taysom Hill 2.0. Size isn't an issue, he's bigger than Hill lol
I'm annoyed that we never did that
We call that the Anthony Richardson ( assuming he isn’t a glass cannon)
Dude is all muscle. Theres a reason on his long runs people bounce off
I had to check because I thought Williams was bigger but I was wrong. Caleb Williams 6' 1" 215lbs Justin Fields 6' 3" 227lbs I really don't know why but I thought JF was smaller than that like Bryce Young size
It’s what’s between the ears that’s a problem for Fields. He has all the physical tools to be a star.
hes dropped some bombs playing us. then again who didnt last year.
True that but I just got the sense from watching him play he was undersized and I was completely wrong. Now I get why he was so hyped and people kept thinking he could be the real deal. Physically he's exactly the build you want
He kinda has a baby face but he is a big fuckin dude. Damn near broke my hand when I saw him fold that Lions DB like a lawn chair. There's a reason Chicago fans love him despite his results https://youtu.be/wuCWfPabKWY?si=uOPKdqLdn0vz4sY5
There's some clips of Fields literally knocking out defenders when trucking his way into the endzone. Passing is his issue, size deffo not.
It's his neck (or lack of one), it makes it seem like he's short
I think it's our jersey color. Whenever we sign a FA the first thing that sticks out is that I think they are look smaller than before. Perhaps the navy blue has a slimming feature
You maybe onto something there actually
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He can throw with touch and has a much better release. The scramble % and sack rate is the scary part that's similar. The scariest part is that he's 205 on a good day and Justin couldn't start a whole season at 225/230
Dont worry, you did
Commies should be stoked if Daniels ends up as good as fields! His ceiling to me is Akili Smith
Well this is certainly a take. Care to expound on that any further? What on earth makes you think that his ceiling is Akili Smith?
I think he's more like RG3 2.0 edition.
I'd rather take that. Just bless those goddamn knees
Well, hopefully this new coach isn't a total moron and doesn't put him in while injured
Didn’t RG3 push to come back?
Players always push to come back. It's ultimately on the coach to not allow their players to play before it's safe.
RG3 also made a whole documentary about coming back for the next season and wanted to be a "pocket passer" instead of playing to his strengths because he was jealous of kirk cousins
This is absurdly disrespectful to RG3
You already had White Justin Fields on your roster.
That’s the giants
but JD is one of those qbs who can throw the football
Fields can throw the football. Arm talent was never the issue.
Based on college, so was fields
His footwork and release point is already better
Only way to truly know is to compare elbows
I call him "Justin Fields Lite"
You probably did
I didn't even realize Daniel's was 6'4. That makes his weight even more concerning.
The 5th year option for a QB is kind of in an awkward zone pay wise. It is too much to pay a guy who you don't see as being your guy. But if he is your guy, you're likely getting the deal done earlier. I guess the value comes if he is your guy, and he's trying to push the boat out for too high a deal, and the fallback option of his 5th year option contract value is something you can use as a negotiating tool.
Crazy how the 5th round option is actually a negative at the QB position now. It wasn't too many years ago that it was a deal
Negative as in the fact that it isn't market value if the QB turns out to be elite within the first four years?
It really is. If Jordan Love hadn’t signed his fifth year option he’d be a rich bitch rn
I thought we declined his 5th and gave him a bridge contract.
Correct, it was less than the 5th year too he effectively bet against himself.
If I remember right though, the deal gave him more guaranteed, and more up front though, right?
Less guaranteed. Had he declined the offer and the Packers declined hits fifth year option he'd have a huge contract for 2024 but instead it's 13 million. Great job by the Packers. Also can't blame Love for taking life changing money even if it was a bad move in the end.
We're likely giving him a massive extension today so it all worked out in the end.
I mean it depends. If fields was good 25 mil would be a steal for a young QB. He sucks so that’s not worth it.
I just looked it up. It would be the 17th most expensive QB contract. Obviously lots of rookie contracts in that bottom half though.
Yup, 17th best salary for a year vs top 3-5 salary like any good young QB will get is a massive difference
How is it a negative? It's no different than if he were a 2nd round pick. It's an option
The Steelers don’t want their all-pro returner?
Just 2 running backs figuring for one contract
1 KR, actually
No one could have ever seen this coming.
You’re telling me that the Steelers DON’T want to let Justin field?
I can't believe you've done this
He's Justin it for the puns.
I'm going to give you an upvote for this, but I don't fucking like it!
Justin Fields: your next Dallas Cowboys QB. Someone remind me.
The Trey Lance disrespect
!remindme one year
Genuinely, *genuinely* don’t understand the subset of fans who still believe Fields could have been great and it was the bears coaching staff that failed him. It’s abundantly clear he is mid at best.
Mostly fantasy football. I know because I thought this when he was having huge fantasy games and then I watched him and he was so fucking bad
What's wild is how many talking heads in media share same opinion. Most of them are on record with their predictions of him beating out Russ for the starting job. That has a chance to be one of the worst aging takes ever
I mean Russ ain’t anything special these days either
Bad Russ is special compared to the garbage Fields put on tape
He has the physical attributes of a Madden franchise mode create-a-player. The dream was always that maybe he could quicken up the release and get the short game going. And possibly read a blitz correctly.
The dude is 24 and had only one season with an actual nfl roster around him after joining a tanking team with a new system. yea hes mid but the dudes career growth isn’t over yet. Maybe he wont get much better but hes progressed in every year so far so it’s not crazy to think it could get better. This sub circlejerked him to death and the fans of him sometimes over compensate the other direction. Realistically he’s almost an average qb in this league and now is in a position to learn this year and eventually get another chance. Maybe it goes well maybe it doesn’t. To write him off already is shortsighted too.
He can't read a defense. He processes too slow. He has a slow release. He misses wide open guys all the time. It's been the same shit from high school, to college, to nfl. It's okay, he just doesn't have it, and he never will.
He is objectively not close to average,he is a bottom 19 QB, improving from the worse QB to around 24th when the team around you is much better is not a good thing
They should have picked up Najee's option
I think it makes sense to decline the 5th-year option Unless Wilson misses time and Fields looks good in his absence this season, I doubt any team is going to be looking at him as a starting option entering 2025
Someone will get to sign one hell of a new format kick returner after next year
Watching Najee Harris is like watching Old Zeke..I don't mean like old 2016 Zeke..I mean like 2022 Zeke. He just seems so slow.
What? When the fuck did Justin Fields become a Steeler? Off-season is hard to keep up with every year.
Wait till you hear where Russell Wilson signed.
Lmao wait what why did you guys sign both of them? How did I miss all this? Guess Justin Fields is going to be fighting just to stay a backup for the rest of his career. I see that you guys signed him on the Broncos' dime, though, no way he isn't completely worth it at that price.
We traded Pickett to the Eagles as well
by week 3 we'll be calling for him to be the starter. Even if we're 3-0
Yeah and that's not even rhe craziest signings the steelers did this off-season. We signed Aaron Donald, Mike Evans, and we even got Antonio Brown back for one more season.
Falcons fans are seething.
The cap hit is like $6m or something for both of them combined. If Wilson can play even decently, on paper, it could be an amazing value qb room.
Even less than that. Pretty sure cap hits are $1.2m for Wilson and $3.2m for Fields.
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In the car door
Makes sense. Good to see teams be smart with money.
Tim Tebow arc. Gonna see a conversion to tight end up ahead.
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are options position weighted? how the hell was it 25 million
It would have to be position weighted to be that high, wouldn't it? Does the spot in the draft (number wise) also play a factor?
he went like 10th, i'd expect that to be the 1st overalls option
Good news for both if they produce
Seems like the staff got to see him throw a few passes already talking about moving him to KR 🤣
Could this be a play to maybe get him on a team-friendly deal next year? Like if he plays a little this season and looks OK, maybe they throw him a bone to stay in Pitt another year, but on their terms
Meirov is that how much it would’ve costed? Hack
Thet will never get a good qb again 🔥🔥🔥💯
Sounds like 2 comp picks in 2026.