This would be a nice free agent signing...

[7 UP]

If Wallace goes to another team, then we need a #1. Is Hartline the guy? IDK. My first thoughts would be no, and I would rather let A. Brown take over that role. Sanders and Cotchery are great #2 and 3s imo. Brown will have to show he can learn the position but I do not question his work ethic. Draft a guy on the second day and we could still have a more than average WR corp with Plax rounding it out. Someone scouting the WR's has the hot hand, let them draft another. I would rather spend the frugal FA money elsewhere.

There is really no if about it. Wallace wont be back. AB will be our #1. The question is. Is sanders good enough to be our #2? After last season, Im not so sure.

[supersteeler]

The steelers are cash strapped, your not going to get a big name player in FA for that reason, but you can get a player that might fit in to our system that won't cost to much.


Another words, You'll get a K-Mart Suit, but don't expect an Armani

[BradshawsHairdresser]

The steelers are cash strapped, your not going to get a big name player in FA for that reason, but you can get a player that might fit in to our system that won't cost to much. Another words, You'll get a K-Mart Suit, but don't expect an Armani

$$$$$$ Hartline ain't happenin'. Per KFFL: Dolphins | Brian Hartline too expensive to keep? Fri, 25 Jan 2013 20:37:09 -0800 Impending free-agent WR Brian Hartline (Dolphins) will likely be looking for $5-6 million per year on the open market if he gets there when free agency opens in March. It's uncertain if the Miami Dolphins will be able to retain him at that price, or if they have any interest in doing so.

[Dee Dub]

I do not think Brian Hartline will break the bank. He has a couple of things going against him. One, he doesn't score TD's, and two he is not going to go ahead of any of these free agents. He is going to be way down the pecking order.

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3. Mike Wallace:
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5. Danny Amendola: