Eh, where Steelers are really missing are the 2nd and third rounds. That's where they used to find all of those linebacking studs that played for 2-3 contracts. They no longer have the luxury of being one of a handful of 3-4 teams so those guys go fast now.
Yes, and I couldn't be more excited about it.
Bucs Fan ‏@TBBucs4Life 4s
Raheem Morris deserves another shot as HC, the Falcons are the perfect team! #Raheem4FalconsHC
Brock Osweiler ain't sheeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Everybody always likes to prop up these backups who have been sitting on the bench for years and they almost always don't amount to shit. He's another Ryan mallet.
You think he starts week 1 for us?
Damn right.Bucs Fan ‏@TBBucs4Life 4s
Raheem Morris deserves another shot as HC, the Falcons are the perfect team! #Raheem4FalconsHC
Brock Osweiler ain't sheeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Everybody always likes to prop up these backups who have been sitting on the bench for years and they almost always don't amount to shit. He's another Ryan mallet.
HERE COME THE PEYTON EXCUSES
This is Favre 2.0. Guy is doing everything possible to tarnish his legacy.
Chris Canty might retire. Solid piece of that Ravens defense. Played for the Giants for a number of years and brought some great play when healthy. Another piece to that 2011 Super Bowl team.
http://www.bigblueview.com/2015/1/1...anty-might-retire-per-report-baltimore-ravens
Brock Osweiler ain't sheeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Everybody always likes to prop up these backups who have been sitting on the bench for years and they almost always don't amount to shit. He's another Ryan mallet.
Damn right.
However, we need to hold off on any more posts in this thread. We don't belong. The Bucs have a playoff game tonight
I thought he did a mediocre job in Tampa. He can only be judged on his first two seasons IMO as the entire team gave up on him in his 3rd season. He also got zero help from the front office as we spent no money, and then a year later after we fire him we go out and spend a shit ton.
No more Aaron Smith or Keisiels via the draft, but there better at drafting on the O side of the ball, especially at WR. More than anything they probably lost scouts to other teams, still finding those WRs though.
The NFL continues to dominate TV ratings
The 2014 NFL season had it all. Close games, come-from-behind victories and record-breaking performances had fans tuning into NFL games. According to The Nielsen Company, the 2014 regular season reached 202.3 million unique viewers, representing 80 percent of all television homes and 68% percent of potential viewers in the U.S.
45 of 50 MOST-WATCHED SHOWS THIS FALL
THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL VIEWERSHIP UP 53%
THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR: NFL GAME TVS MOST-WATCHED SHOW ALL 17 WEEKS
The 2014 NFL Regular Season averaged 17.6 million viewers per game telecast, making it the second most-watched season ever behind the 2010 season (17.9 million).
NFL games accounted for the top 20, and 45 of the 50 most-watched TV shows among all programming last fall (chart below).
Five NFL game telecasts this season were watched by at least 29 million viewers, up from just one in the 2013 season.
For the third consecutive year, an NFL game was the weeks most-watched TV show in all 17 weeks of the season. In addition, at least two NFL games were the weeks most-watched TV shows in 16 weeks of the season (chart below).
NFL games on broadcast television nearly tripled broadcast primetime viewership. NFL games on CBS, FOX and NBC averaged 19.2 million viewers 162% percent higher than the average primetime viewership among the four major over-the-air networks (7.4 million average on ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC).
Over the past decade, average viewership of NFL games on broadcast television has increased 25% from 15.4 million in 2004 to 19.2 million in 2014.
More 2014 NFL TV highlights:
NBCs Sunday Night Football ranked as the most-watched primetime program for the fifth consecutive fall season averaging 21.3 million viewers. The Week 15 SNF game (Cowboys-Eagles) was the most-watched primetime game of the season with an average of 24.3 million viewers.
In its first year simulcast on CBS and NFL Network, Thursday Night Football saw huge gains, with total viewership up 53% from last season and 69% since 2012.
FOXs Thanksgiving Day Game (Eagles-Cowboys) was the most-watched show of the fall season with 32.0 million viewers, and the 2014 Thanksgiving Day average of 28.4 million viewers was the highest Thanksgiving Day average since 1998 (29.7 million for Steelers-Lions and Vikings-Cowboys).
The Week 8 Redskins-Cowboys game on ESPN averaged 18.8 million viewers, making it the most-watched Monday Night Football game since 2010 and the fourth most-watched Monday Night Football game on ESPN of all time.
NFL games accounted for the top 38 and 48 of the 50 most-watched telecasts (since Sept. 4) among adults aged 18-49 with CBS, FOX, ESPN and NBC each represented on that list.
NFL game telecasts topped weekly TV viewership charts in each of the seasons 17 weeks.
Bobby Rosinski @BobbyRosinski · 13m 13 minutes ago
Hurney just now said he thinks John Fox ends up coach of the Bears
Take with a grain of salt, but former Panthers GM Marty Hurney, who is still close with John Fox, said this:
If true why are the Broncos waiting to announce anything?
If true why are the Broncos waiting to announce anything?
John Fox is out for sure?
They're trading Foxy to Chicago for Cutler.
Fox Sports redoes the 2010 draft. Wherein four Steelers' picks are drafted in the first.
McClain was supposed to be the safe pick... smh...
All these 2nd interviews and hiring with no movement from the Niners. I'm betting on McDaniels.
Make or break year for Jarvis Jones, dude is looking like a bust, I forgot he was even on the Steelers. You never know with DEs, light comes on sometimes later than you expect.
He was looking ok before he broke his wrist in week 2. He needs to stay healthy and get reps. Cam Heyward was looking like a bust before the second half of his third year, so you never know.
Attitude problems aside, he's probably post huge numbers with the receivers in Denver. But want to talk about a choke job?They're trading Foxy to Chicago for Cutler.
Attitude problems aside, he's probably post huge numbers with the receivers in Denver. But want to talk about a choke job?
Marshall+Jeffrey+Bennett >Thomas + Sanders + Thomas + the undead corpse of Wes Welker
.The issue gets tricky with Wallace because making a decision on him is not soley a cap issue. As I and the NFL Network reported weeks ago, Wallace told his position coach and later repeated to his head coach that if he wasn't getting the football thrown to him, there was no need for him to play just prior to halftime of the season-finale against the New York Jets. This according to multiple team sources. Wallace has denied this.
But not only did he do it, I am told he did it previously, including in the 41-13 loss to the New England Patriots.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolp...-pay-cut-for-cap-relief-or.html#storylink=cpy
Brock Osweiler ain't sheeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Everybody always likes to prop up these backups who have been sitting on the bench for years and they almost always don't amount to shit. He's another Ryan mallet.