You're a pure and true Steeler fan.
'true' fans claim that every pick is excellent and project hof, probowl , starter as soon as they are drafted. when they dont turn out that way, they change their tune and say you need to give them a few years to develop.
dont believe me, go read the after draft comments
steelers = 3 ring circus with tomlin being the head clown
I have never seen or heard of any Steeler fan proclaiming that every pick is excellent, a budding hall of famer, a future pro bowler and a starter from day one. More like the opposite: Definitive statements are usually made by those bashing the pick. "He's a bum, has no chance to start, will be out of the league next year, what was Tomlin/Colbert/LeBeau thinking, yada, yada, yada."
Sure, I've seen optimism; I've seen hope; I've seen people saying they like the pick, etc., but not extravagant predictions such as you suggest.
Yes, but Hines was a proven commodity and Moye is not, so, I would put Bryant ahead of Moye on ceiling alone and behind Hines because of production and performance, that's pretty easy. If it were Hines in his second year and Bryant in his first, you might put Bryant ahead of him on athletic ability, but would probably swap them as the competition for the position started.
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I can't trust your opinion on Bryant because of your love for Moye
I hope Moye develops into what you think he can be but I'm willing to wait and see vs declaring him a 3 year project. There is a reason we drafted another big WR and it's probably because we don't have faith in Brown, Moye and maybe Wheaton is in that group as well.
I'm hearing too much love for Bryant from non Steeler fans to believe he will be behind Moye and Brown.
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