yeah in the seventh, of a draft void of any real prospects at RB after the first 4-5 guys, and Tony Pollard in the 4th..neither are all that good. They'll likely spell mega sloth more often than Rod Smith did in '17, but they aren't going to be Garrets guy
The Steelers proved they could compete without Lev Bell... But can the Cowgirls do it without Zeke? Dak isn't Roethlisberger so I have a hard time seeing that team above .500 without Zeke, even with the best O-line. Steelers had a top 3 O-line last year, and a top end defense (statistically). 2 very different offenses though, and honestly theres more to like about the Cowboys defense. But still.
Yeah I think weber can play though. He was hurt, got supplanted by jk dobbins who may be a top 3 back in the country. He was supposed to be one of the best backs in college last year. Being beat by dobbins is nothing to be embarrassed about. Should give him a look.
Food for thought times 2! Zeke graded out as 0.2 wins above replacement on Dallas
Like you said, the Steelers have a potential HOF QB, that alone covers up a ton of blemishes. And that o-line in Dallas, while still above average, isnt the best any longer, and the studs they have, are having more and more issues staying on the field.
Interesting. An O-line with Tyrone Smith, Zack Martin & Travis Frederick is only considered "above average" ? I know its far from a guarantee that all 3 will suit up week 1 in full health... But still. With Collins cementing his role at RT, and Williams serving as the only "weak point". That's easily the best unit if healthy.
Perhaps I should've said WELL above average?
Fair points. O-line depth has always been critical in my mind. Injuries are inevitable in the trenches.
Colbert on radio talking about rbs. Talking about ho Steelers generally don’t like rbbc, but could find a balance. Talked up james conner.
Are you #runningbacksdontmatter
