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Comment on Steelers Free Agents for 2012 – Who Should Stay and Who Should Go? by BlackNGold Luvr

BlackNGold Luvr — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:40:40 +0000

RB Isaac Redman – Pay this man!!!
DT Steve McLendon – Keeper if he gets his weight up
P Jeremy Kapinos – Keep…I don’t like to see Sepulveda go due to injury, but it is what it is.

WR Mike Wallace – keep
TE David Johnson – let him be someone else’s problem
OT Jamon Meredith – Really???
OL Ramon Foster – keep as a backup, but upgrade needed.
OL Doug Legursky – keep
CB Keenan Lewis – Keep
S Ryan Mundy – Keep

QB Charlie Batch – He’ll be kept cuz Dixon’s gone.
QB Dennis Dixon – Bye-bye D.D.
QB Byron Leftwich – Keep
RB Mewelde Moore – Gone…to few good moments last yr.
WR Jerricho Cotchery – Keep…could be difficult
OT Max Starks – Keep, torn acl could keep him gone.
OL Trai Essex – Backup, but sad he’s been on scholarship for 5yrs.
NT Chris Hoke – retired. Quality of life after football more important
CB William Gay – keep, only cuz no better FA’s to replace him.
CB Anthony Madison – Gone Special teams guy only.
P Daniel Sepulveda – gone most likely due to salary & injury.

Comment on Steelers Free Agents for 2012 – Who Should Stay and Who Should Go? by George H

George H — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:13:14 +0000

McLendon will definitely be back bc theres no one else on the roster that will play DT. I suspect Hampton will be a cap casualty especially coming off an injury and a down year. Plus he became a pretty decent backup.

Batch will be back and be number 2 and Troy Smith will likely be 3.

Kapinos gives almost the same production as Sepulveda but can stay healthy so he’ll stay and Sep. is gone.

I like Moore but we have a younger and cheaper version of him in Byron Batch. Watch out for him this preseason.

Hopefully Haley gets Wallace to become complete. Keep in mind that Wallace demands the double which allows Brown, Sanders, ect. to get openb on their routes.

I’d honestly like to keep Cotchery and see Ward retire although I doubt that will happen. Cotchery will want a chance to be a starter or atleast a 3 somewhere and want to get paid accordingly. If he can come back for cheap I would love to have him.

Gay will only be back if someone doesnt offer him a multi-year decent money deal. Lewis Brown and Allen will round out the DBs opposit of Taylor. Perhaps another mid-round cb will be picked up in the draft too.

Starks was solid for sure, however, coming off an ACL injury and a good season, he might want more than hes worth or what his knee allows him to be. I would rather go out and spend in the draft on a gaurd to play opposite of Foster since Foster’s play was good enough this year to warrant a starting job, and go out and find another diamond in the rough to play LT.

Legursky… I dont care if he can play multiple positions, he was awful at center and frequently got manhandled by bigger d-linemen. Cut him.

Mundy is a decent backup. He can stay, however, I would like to see the Steelers go after a ballhawk safety somewhere in the draft that can atleast fill in the ST, and be a quality backup until Clark and Troy hang it up.

Hoke… you will be missed. Terrific backup.

CAP CASUALTIES
Hampton
Farrior
Smith
Colon
Kemo

Hopefully cut Suisham!!

Comment on Todd Haley, The New Steelers Offensive Coordinator by Mark

Mark — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:37:16 +0000

DrGeorge, I have seen numerous articles on Haley’s ire and his getting right in the faces of players. I guess even some players have screamed back at him and that it is all over the video world. As far as the spread offense, I agree that Haley will probably be instructed to tweak the current spread the Steelers run. Yes, a quicker release and some quicker decisions on Ben’s part could save him from the sacks and hits he takes all year. Maybe Haley can drill that without the rants and raves that he is associated with?

Comment on Todd Haley, The New Steelers Offensive Coordinator by DrGeorge

DrGeorge — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:24:48 +0000

Mark, I agree with your comment, but had never heard Haley was a holler guy. What’s the scoop? I thought Haley got along well with Kurt Warner and that Warner’s quick release in the spread was what the Steelers wanted Haley to install here, for Ben’s good health as well as the team’s success.

Rooney said publicly that he wants to run the ball more, but I don’t recall him (or anyone else) suggesting that we ought to get away from the spread — especially given the NFL rules on pass coverage. I would think Haley’s mission is to develop an effective running game out of a modified spread, as the better teams already do.

Comment on Todd Haley, The New Steelers Offensive Coordinator by Mark

Mark — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:48:30 +0000

If Haley can get the most out of the weapons the Steelers have, then of course its a good hire. The question that will arise of course,is can he get along with Ben? Haley has to know that Ben is the MOST important cog in the machine. Haley shouting at Ben is not going to fly in Pittsburgh. Ben wont tolerate it and more importantly, Tomlin wont either. If the organization brought Haley in, its for more than 1 reason. The reasons are more than likely: his play-calling,his ties to the organization and maybe his ability to help Ben mature (make him more accountable) and play better with balance. My question is this; if Haley made his bones running a more spread offense in Arizona, what is he willing to do in Pittsburgh since it seems we are trying to get away from that? Haley helped make Larry Fitzgerald a dominant player and helped resurrect Kurt Warner as well. Since Whiz was the head coach coming from an O.C standpoint, how much was Haley and how much was Whiz? I KNOW our weapons are better than Kansas City’s and if not for the plethora of injuries they suffered, Haley might very well have had more success there. Anyway, lets see how it plays out but I have faith that the front office would never have brought Haley in if they didn’t think he could do the job they want. Lets hope Ben is open to this and Haley is a teacher and not a dictator. Haley was the most logical option for the team to fill that vacancy.

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