Why are they visiting with so many WRs???

[Ernie]

coates sucks
bryant is a dope head
dhb cant catch
the rest are marginal nfl wrs

DHB shook that rap when he came to Pitt. The jury is still out on Coates and MB.

[SteelCrazy]

How could anyone forget this catch?

I was so excited when he caught that ball! I'm a huge Buckeyes fan as well, but for a split second I did feel for that CB....a split second....I couldn't quit laughing with excitement....

[Rara]

Never hurts to due diligence on all players.

[Captain Lemming]

his scouting report reads like a bigger-bodied Hines type.

The next Anquan Boldin perhaps?

[SS Laser]

I think it was a article on Depot that talked about some of the 30 visits are guys the Steelers did not end up drafting but brought them in during FA as they "know" the players. So checking these guys out now can pay off in the future even if not drafted.
Also some of these visits are for the "back up" pick. These guys could be rated by the Steelers right about were they pick but so are other guys at other positions. But if there say 3a guy is gone they have to have 3b,3c, etc. Just doing there homework and maybe even playing games. But I always wonder how much games are really played? Every scout on the same team to scouts/coaches on other teams rate the same player differently. Same as the fans and media do.

[NJ-STEELER]

Even if everything goes well.with Bryant reinstatement. I doubt we see him here for a 2nd contract

[Mr.wizard]

Even if everything goes well.with Bryant reinstatement. I doubt we see him here for a 2nd contract

That could be the case and I think that is the most likely reason for all the WR visits. I don't think it's because of the weed smoking or suspensions, I think the Steelers realize he will be a hot free agent and we probably won't be able to lock him up long term.

[RuthlessBurgher]

Even if everything goes well.with Bryant reinstatement. I doubt we see him here for a 2nd contract

Unless the NFL approves marijuana use as pain regulation strategy that is a safer alternative to overprescribing narcotic pills or routinely injecting numbing agents to get players on the field faster.

[Shawn]

Unless the NFL approves marijuana use as pain regulation strategy that is a safer alternative to overprescribing narcotic pills or routinely injecting numbing agents to get players on the field faster.

It makes no sense to me other than federal legality to dismiss opiate use and condemn marijuana use.

[SteelerOfDeVille]

How could anyone forget this catch?

I supposed you'd actually have to have watched that game... doesn't ring a bell.. lo

[feltdizz]

It makes no sense to me other than federal legality to dismiss opiate use and condemn marijuana use.

Jerry Jones sounds like he is on board.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/football/ct-jerry-jones-marijuana-proposal-could-save-lives-20170403-story.html

[Real Deal Steel]

It's an insane argument..

One drug that is proven to cause cancer is legal (tobacco), but another drug that is less addictive and is a pain management tool, isn't.

Don't get me wrong; I don't smoke ANYTHING! I don't believe in recreational drug use whatsoever. But if you've legalized one that is a proven killer, you can't make a rational argument against the other.

[Shawn]

It's an insane argument..

One drug that is proven to cause cancer is legal (tobacco), but another drug that is less addictive and is a pain management tool, isn't.

Don't get me wrong; I don't smoke ANYTHING! I don't believe in recreational drug use whatsoever. But if you've legalized one that is a proven killer, you can't make a rational argument against the other.

I haven't used anything stronger than a tylenol in nearly a decade, work in the field of addiction medicine and fully support legalization of MJ.

[Captain Lemming]

I haven't used anything stronger than a tylenol in nearly a decade, work in the field of addiction medicine and fully support legalization of MJ.

Michael Jordan?????

[Shoe]

It's an insane argument..

One drug that is proven to cause cancer is legal (tobacco), but another drug that is less addictive and is a pain management tool, isn't.

Don't get me wrong; I don't smoke ANYTHING! I don't believe in recreational drug use whatsoever. But if you've legalized one that is a proven killer, you can't make a rational argument against the other.

Do we know if MB's suspension is strictly for the hippy lettuce, or is there more he is doing. Because that really is a damn shame, if only for the wacky tobacky.