Steeler FO did OK: Wallace might be out of football next year

[JoshBroski]

lol he won't be out of football. He still had 10 TDs. Tannehill is pretty average and overachieved last season.

[DBR96A]

The Dolphins have placed Mike Wallace on the trading block. - Ian Rapoport

[URL]http://www.walterfootball.com/nflrumors.php[/URL]

Good luck with that.

[squidkid]

i'm expecting lots on here willing to give up multiple high round picks to get him back.

[feltdizz]

Good luck with that.

I don't see anyone making that trade.

[Discipline of Steel]

I don't see anyone making that trade.

Maybe if they throw another player into the mix and ask for nothing in return.

[feltdizz]

Maybe if they throw another player into the mix and ask for nothing in return.

lol... who is the other player?

[RuthlessBurgher]

lol... who is the other player?

Mike Pouncey.

[feltdizz]

Mike Pouncey.

no way.. he wears hats and has a brother who is extremely overrated

[RuthlessBurgher]

no way.. he wears hats and has a brother who is extremely overrated

Just imagine when their Wonder Twins powers are activated, and they can block opposing d-linemen in the form of an animal and water of some sort. Of course, we would then have to sign Gleek the space monkey as a free agent.

[Discipline of Steel]

Just imagine when their Wonder Twins powers are activated, and they can block opposing d-linemen in the form of an animal and water of some sort. Of course, we would then have to sign Gleek the space monkey as a free agent.

That needs to all come as part of the package to take Wallace and his contract off their hands.

[Oviedo]

The Dolphins have placed Mike Wallace on the trading block. - Ian Rapoport

[URL]http://www.walterfootball.com/nflrumors.php[/URL]

Who can't just laugh when recalling the predictions of how the Steelers offense would suffer without Wallace. If anything, one could make the case Wallace may had been holding the offense back. Amazing how stupid teams like the Dolphins can be when evaluating a player.

[feltdizz]

Who can't just laugh when recalling the predictions of how the Steelers offense would suffer without Wallace. If anything, one could make the case Wallace may had been holding the offense back. Amazing how stupid teams like the Dolphins can be when evaluating a player.

Dub said AB would find the endzone once every 6 games or some crazy dumb stat. There are a ton of stupid FO's who think paying a WR big money is the way to win games.

Steelers have always treated the WR position like most teams treat RB's these days.

I think WR is a position where you can find GREAT talent from small schools.

[squidkid]

Dub said AB would find the endzone once every 6 games or some crazy dumb stat. There are a ton of stupid FO's who think paying a WR big money is the way to win games.

Steelers have always treated the WR position like most teams treat RB's these days.

I think WR is a position where you can find GREAT talent from small schools.

there were a ton a 'fans' that wanted to pay wallace big money

[Discipline of Steel]

there were a ton a 'fans' that wanted to pay wallace big money

Well to be fair, he would likely have had better stats with Big Ben than Tiny Tannehill.

[hawaiiansteel]

2015 NFL Free Agency: Sorry wide receivers, but it's a buyer's market

by Jason La Canfora

Mike Wallace: According to numerous general managers, the only name being actively shopped right now is Miami's Mike Wallace, which comes as no surprise as the Dolphins were gauging interest in him and exploring trade possibilities a year ago as well, after Wallace's first turbulent season with the club. Moving Wallace's outsized contract ($12M/year) -- $8.5M of his base salary becomes fully guaranteed on March 13 and no way is that going to happen in Miami -- could prove to be impossible but the Dolphins are searching. Wallace might have a hard time getting half of his current average salary per season on the open market and I continue to hear he's interested in a return to Pittsburgh, though it remains to be seen how the Steelers feel about that. Miami has already cut loose veteran receiver Brian Hartline, who also signed a big deal two years ago.

[URL]http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/...-buyers-market[/URL]