As the folks who’ll be covering the draft live prepare to trumpet the skills and measurables of every player who gets picked, a harsh reality lurks. Roughly half of the players will never make it. So why can’t teams, with all the time and money spent obsessing over each draft class, do a better job…
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Colbert points to intangibles and intelligence as biggest reason for draft mistakes
Posted by admin on April 25th, 2013
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No Comments »Here’s the Pittsburgh Steelers Biggest Issue from the 2012 Season
Posted by admin on March 4th, 2013
The Pittsburgh Steelers finished the 2012 season with an unimpressive 8-8 record. For the Steelers that’s an uncharacteristically bad season based on recent performances. It’s tied for their worst record since 2003 and has sparked plenty of talk about what went wrong with the 2012 Steelers. Just the other day I wrote about what the [...]
Posted in Pittsburgh Steelers Tags: 2012, Biggest, from, Here's, issue, Pittsburgh, season, Steelers No Comments »Running Back may be Steelers Biggest Question Mark During 2013 Off-Season
Posted by admin on February 2nd, 2013
The Pittsburgh Steelers don’t currently have any running backs under contract for the 2013 season. It is also rumored that they are looking for a feature back that can be a go to guy on offense. If they don’t think that Jonathan Dwyer or Isaac Redman has what it takes to be that guy and [...]
Who Is The Biggest AFC North Draft Bust Of All-Time?
Posted by admin on January 10th, 2013
Cincinnati Bengals David Klinger. The 6th overall choice from ’92, Klinger eventually was shipped out of town after Jeff Blake, the 6th round choice from the same draft, outplayed him and took his starting job. Despite having Carl Pickens and Darnay Scott at his disposal, the former Cougar could not live up to the hype [...]
The Pittsburgh Power Storm Back to Defeat the Orlando Predators for the Biggest Comeback in Arena Football League History, and I was There to See it
Posted by admin on April 15th, 2012
The Pittsburgh Power knocked off the Orlando Predators, 57-54, last night before a crowd of just over 4400 at the Consol Energy Center. I was one of the 4400-plus in attendance, and I got to witness the biggest comeback in Arena Football League history, as the Power stormed back from a 31-point second half deficit [...]
