Le'Veon Bell

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • whatever
    Legend
    • Sep 2019
    • 5789

    Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
    pretty sure you've said before that bell made the OL better because they aren't great run blockers.

    now that bell isn't doing squat it's the other way around. typical
    behavior. just can't admit that your boy isn't living up to the hype you slobbered on him
    Yip, could months ago our oline was awesome, now that we are losing and can't run, we have no talent....lol
    Kids....
    How is it possible to have the best owner, best front office, best gm, best HC, good/great drafts every year and good FA acquisitions every year, but only have 3 playoff wins in 14 years?

    Comment

    • Oh wow
      Hall of Famer
      • Mar 2019
      • 2753

      Originally posted by Northern_Blitz
      I think Bell is better.

      But I don't think he offers better value.

      I think I'll be against resigning Conner at market value too.

      Although if we have a cheap QB at that point, maybe paying for RB isn't a bad idea. But if we want to pay for RB, it looks like it may be possible to get a very high level guy if their team doesn't want to pay.
      We can try and get a high level RB in the draft IMO.

      But if they turned into another Bell/Zeke type RB I wouldn’t be against paying them market value.

      I still think it’s worth paying a game changer who is a big part of your offense.

      Comment

      • Oh wow
        Hall of Famer
        • Mar 2019
        • 2753

        Originally posted by whatever
        Yip, could months ago our oline was awesome, now that we are losing and can't run, we have no talent....lol
        Kids....
        We had 3 pro bowlers and a pro bowler at RB.

        It’s all Munchaks fault.

        Comment

        • papillon
          Legend
          • Mar 2008
          • 11337

          Bell is a good back. He was better in Pittsburgh because the Steelers had Ben, Brown and a very good O-line whether they were good run blockers or not. Now he's a Jet, they don't have a HOF quarterback, a Brown quality WR or a good O-line. It only makes sense that Bell will struggle, defenses can focus on him without much worry about other weapons. IMO, having him as a Steeler would be nice as part of a RB by committee but his price was too high. He's a good back on a bad team, and with the Steelers he was a good back on a good team which made him look like a great back.

          Pappy
          sigpic

          The 2025 Pittsburgh Steeler draft

          1.21 - Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon - Nick Emmanwori, S, S. Carolina
          3.83 - Kaleb Johnson, RB, Iowa - DJ Giddens, RB, Kans St
          3.123 - Will Howard, QB, OSU
          4.156 - JJ Pegues, DT, Ole Miss
          5.185 - Clay Webb, OG, Jack St
          7.229 - Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DT, Georgia

          "Football is a physical game, well, it used to be anyways" - Mel Blount

          Comment

          • hawaiiansteel
            Legend
            • May 2008
            • 35315

            Originally posted by Oh wow
            But if they turned into another Bell/Zeke type RB I wouldn’t be against paying them market value.
            don't forget Todd Gurley...

            Comment

            • NorthCoast
              Legend
              • Sep 2008
              • 26225

              Bell chose money over possibility for a ring.
              Funny thing is, when you listen to some players after they get paid and have some years, they talk about getting a ring.

              Comment

              • Eddie Spaghetti
                Hall of Famer
                • Jul 2008
                • 4123

                actually we offered bell more money and a chance at a ring but he's a dumbass who thought he was gonna break the bank

                and before the president of his fan club comes in here squawking about guaranteed money, we have a long history of the steelers honoring the type of deal bell was offered. thank baby Jesus he turned it down to bet on himself and lose

                Comment

                • whatever
                  Legend
                  • Sep 2019
                  • 5789

                  Originally posted by NorthCoast
                  Bell chose money over possibility for a ring.
                  Funny thing is, when you listen to some players after they get paid and have some years, they talk about getting a ring.
                  I'm sure Bell knew the 'ring' window in Pittsburgh closed and he went for the guaranteed cash.
                  I don't blame him. I just hated the way he went about it.
                  How is it possible to have the best owner, best front office, best gm, best HC, good/great drafts every year and good FA acquisitions every year, but only have 3 playoff wins in 14 years?

                  Comment

                  • whatever
                    Legend
                    • Sep 2019
                    • 5789

                    Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                    actually we offered bell more money and a chance at a ring but he's a dumbass who thought he was gonna break the bank

                    and before the president of his fan club comes in here squawking about guaranteed money, we have a long history of the steelers honoring the type of deal bell was offered. thank baby Jesus he turned it down to bet on himself and lose
                    No way to get around it.
                    Bell lost out on a ton of money. Of course, he still has a ton.
                    How is it possible to have the best owner, best front office, best gm, best HC, good/great drafts every year and good FA acquisitions every year, but only have 3 playoff wins in 14 years?

                    Comment

                    • Oh wow
                      Hall of Famer
                      • Mar 2019
                      • 2753

                      Originally posted by NorthCoast
                      Bell chose money over possibility for a ring.
                      Funny thing is, when you listen to some players after they get paid and have some years, they talk about getting a ring.
                      always choose getting paid first then trying to get a ring.

                      A lot of players end up selling their rings because they never got paid big bucks.

                      Comment

                      • hawaiiansteel
                        Legend
                        • May 2008
                        • 35315

                        Originally posted by Oh wow
                        always choose getting paid first then trying to get a ring.

                        A lot of players end up selling their rings because they never got paid big bucks.
                        more than likely those players just squandered their money...

                        Comment

                        • Eddie Spaghetti
                          Hall of Famer
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 4123

                          I wonder how many of those guys sat out a year and left 14.5 million on the table

                          Comment

                          • whatever
                            Legend
                            • Sep 2019
                            • 5789

                            Originally posted by Oh wow
                            always choose getting paid first then trying to get a ring.

                            A lot of players end up selling their rings because they never got paid big bucks.
                            Another lie.
                            Show us all the players that did this.
                            How is it possible to have the best owner, best front office, best gm, best HC, good/great drafts every year and good FA acquisitions every year, but only have 3 playoff wins in 14 years?

                            Comment

                            • Oh wow
                              Hall of Famer
                              • Mar 2019
                              • 2753

                              Originally posted by hawaiiansteel
                              more than likely those players just squandered their money...
                              Sure. They are athletes...
                              but most of them didn’t get paid serious money.

                              and yes, most professional athletes think the money will never end. That’s why you need to get as much as possible.

                              Rocky Bleier sold his rings. The guy who caught the helmet pass from Eli wasn’t in the league long after that catch.

                              Get as much as you can while you can.
                              Last edited by Oh wow; 10-24-2019, 10:06 PM.

                              Comment

                              • phillyesq
                                Legend
                                • May 2008
                                • 7568

                                Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                                I wonder how many of those guys sat out a year and left 14.5 million on the table
                                Seriously. $14.5 million is more than enough to set anybody for life. And a comfortable life. Even assuming it's "just" $10 million after taxes, you could live pretty comfortably on that amount of money.

                                Comment

                                Working...