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Now, I feel a alot better..... We cut Harrison and no other team thought he was capable of playing including the Ravens who also cut him. Good thing we didn't base all of our decisions on how...

I'll admit that I was super excited about the Mendenhall and Sweed picks. Boy, were the Steelers and myself wrong. Mendenhall is a decent player but NOT a good 1st round pick.

With the Cowher and Colbert team... oops.. did I say that :)

Now, that the team is aging... we're seeing this team starting to sink like a ship starting to take on water.... very very slowly. Are...

He didn't? Hahah

Tomlin's extension would be in jeopardy if it wasn't for Starks. Last year with J. Scott as our starting LT = sub .500 record.

Hampton was put on the PUP by Tomlin because of his weight issues and he didn't lose 6 weeks. Why would Starks lose 6 weeks?

http://old.post-gazette.com/pg/08210/900038-66.stm

And btw, no other...

Tomlin got lucky that Starks was still available.

Oh and btw.... Hampton wasn't "fit" to play a few years back but Tomlin didn't cut him... he just put him on the PUP list and made him lose...

It's not hard to argue that at all. Colon's injury had nothing to do w/ the Starks situation. Gilbert was NOT in the cards to play LT as a rookie either. "Plan B" (J. Scott) as you call it was a...

Harrison was a given. We was a monster on special teams and he was real good when he saw playing time because of injuries.

Woodley was a no-brainer.

Good thing Tomlin wasn't hired for his judge of 3-4 OLB skills.

Yikes... let's add this one to the list.

I completely agree. I thought both Mendenhall and Sweed were going to be beasts.

Back to the topic, here's my list:

1) Revis blunder may have resulted in the reach for Timmons. This wasn't a...

What do you think were the bad personnel decisions so far in the Tomlin-era? This includes drafting, coach selections, keeping players "past their time", cutting players, etc.

Personnally, I think...