Chaz Green still working it with Steelers

[TwoCentPlain]

Stealers signed The Chaz Green.
Sam Young started 7 games for the Raiders last year.

Which one is more surprising?

 

[Jake]

PFF has the Steelers offensive line at 29th in the league. I don't think signing Chaz Green is going to help.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

PFF has the Steelers offensive line at 29th in the league. I don't think signing Chaz Green is going to help.

Well, what about Sam Young?

 

[TwoCentPlain]

PFF has the Steelers offensive line at 29th in the league. I don't think signing Chaz Green is going to help.

How could the Stealers have the 29th ranked OL when they have one of the bestest ever ‘real GMs?’

 

[Jake]

How could the Stealers have the 29th ranked OL when they have one of the bestest ever ‘real GMs?’

Beats me, but if we compare their last 25 years with the Cowboys last 25 years I don't think it'll shine favorably on Dallas' GM-for-life, or his son.

 

[jazzcat22]

Big Ben will wish he would have retired. As some DE will turnstile Chaz and put Ben into retirement.

 

[tyke1doe]

How could the Stealers have the 29th ranked OL when they have one of the bestest ever ‘real GMs?’

Because all teams go through down cycles. But the Steelers don't stay down for long.
On the other hand, the Cowboys ...

 

[Vanilla2]

Beats me, but if we compare their last 25 years with the Cowboys last 25 years I don't think it'll shine favorably on Dallas' GM-for-life, or his son.

It does if you take into consideration what our GM’s are about. They’re in a different league.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

Beats me, but if we compare their last 25 years with the Cowboys last 25 years I don't think it'll shine favorably on Dallas' GM-for-life, or his son.

Why 25 years and not 30 or so years?

 

[jazzcat22]

Why 25 years and not 30 or so years?

Why not only 12 years?
Think about it.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

Because all teams go through down cycles. But the Steelers don't stay down for long.
On the other hand, the Cowboys ...

Stealers also play in one of the easiest divisions. Browns and Bengals have been two of the cheapest teams since like forever. Browns only recently decided to spend a little.

I wish the Cowboys would have played the last 25 years with 2 cupcakes like the Browns and Bengals. Pretty easy to beat chump teams like that.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

Why not only 12 years?
Think about it.

Never met a data analyst yet who said give me less data unless they wanted to cook the conclusion.

Data - more is better.

 

[jazzcat22]

Never met a data analyst yet who said give me less data unless they wanted to cook the conclusion.

Data - more is better.

More data, more to manipulate also.

 

[CowboysRule]

Their QB is a rapist. Shows what their GM is all about.

 

[John813]

Chaz Green.

Sam Young developed into a fine depth tackle.

Watched him in Miami years back. Wouldn't call him a starter but filled in nicely with some warts when needed

 

[Stash]

Because all teams go through down cycles. But the Steelers don't stay down for long.
On the other hand, the Cowboys ...

Yeah. I was just thinking about the Bucs. They’ve gone from Super Bowl champions to a laughingstock and back to Champions again.

Meanwhile in Dallas…

 

[TwoCentPlain]

Yeah. I was just thinking about the Bucs. They’ve gone from Super Bowl champions to a laughingstock and back to Champions again.

Meanwhile in Dallas…

Had Brady been the Cowboy QB last year, would things have been different?

 

[75boyz]

Stealers also play in one of the easiest divisions. Browns and Bengals have been two of the cheapest teams since like forever. Browns only recently decided to spend a little.

I wish the Cowboys would have played the last 25 years with 2 cupcakes like the Browns and Bengals. Pretty easy to beat chump teams like that.

Ravens have been solid playoff contenders for a decade or more.
NFC Least not the prime example of a juggernaut division for a very long time.

Maybe the old argument of Brady/Belicheck in the AFC East before Brady left, Buffalo got Allen and Miami looking better now.

 

[jazzcat22]

Had Brady been the Cowboy QB last year, would things have been different?

No, not with that horrific defense. And if the OL injuries were the same, Brady would be retired right now, medically.

 

[MonsterD]

WAaaaah? Did they mean to sign another player with the last name Green and messed up or something?