...And it's a 36 year old Cam Heyward who was second team.
I'm left looking at this roster and thinking that if they don't beat Houston, they probably aren't getting a better chance. They can keep adding these aging vets to plug holes I suppose, but they are losing the few blue chip talents they had and as of this point no one has really stepped up and proven themselves to be a true game wrecking type player.
Only one all-pro
As expectedCKSteeler wrote: ↑Sat Jan 10, 2026 5:24 pm...And it's a 36 year old Cam Heyward who was second team.
I'm left looking at this roster and thinking that if they don't beat Houston, they probably aren't getting a better chance. They can keep adding these aging vets to plug holes I suppose, but they are losing the few blue chip talents they had and as of this point no one has really stepped up and proven themselves to be a true game wrecking type player.
When you see the writing on the wall, you are in the toilet. -- Fred Sanford
Id like to see some player development in addition to some stepping up.
Bringing in these aging vets might not be necessary if players were actually getting better each year.
Bringing in these aging vets might not be necessary if players were actually getting better each year.
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Steeldrama
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Yeah we know TWatt and Dakaylin have All Pro salaries but how’s the front office doing bringing in young talent?
What’s in the potential All-Pro pipeline?
Troy Fautanu?
Zach Frazier?
Derrick Harmon?
Roman Wilson (duh)?
Nick Markakis on Astros: "Every guy over there needs a beating."
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Steelafan77
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This franchise has fallen short in many areas that we really did take for granted.
To me, player development has always been the glaring concern and for whatever reasons, ’we do what we do’.
To me, player development has always been the glaring concern and for whatever reasons, ’we do what we do’.
Jim Irsay on a three day bender was more engaged with his team than Sleepy Art.
"I'm institutionalized, man," he joked. "I gotta have it. I just love the challenges week in and week out that this job provides: the growth in it, the collective growth, the individual growth."
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Dan Smith--BYU
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Note that trading up for Brod Jones is exactly the OPPOSITE of a Cignetti talent assessment.
The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.
Nietzsche
Nietzsche
