Cutting Cain is a mistake I think. Switzer is the big surprise for me. Not that it wasn't called for, but he's Ben's best friend on the team. Makes sense, just surprised. I've never even heard the name Ray-Ray Mccloud before lol.
Curtis Riley got cut... which is very confusing. He was drawing rave reviews all camp.
Whatttt berry plays well, and NOW we get rid of him?
He was garbage down the stretch last season. Still just too inconsistent.
when has that mattered to tomlin? and colbert for that matter
I guess now? Now that a clear upgrade presented itself
there were some out there before, and definiely when but hole kicker cost us the playoffs 2 back. oh well no worries.....i know yinzer nation is so happy we signed cam, i dont like the deal
I'm content with it, even though it does carry some risk. Cam earned every penny & more, and his stats haven't shown any indication of a decline in level of play. Still in his prime.
With COVID they extended the PS and who can be on it. Heck look at the QB’s on the Chiefs squad and they have one of the Best starting.
I guess since they realized they are a mediocre, at best, front office when Ben isn’t around so maybe they actually are going to try this season getting the best 53?
Yeah too much for him and they will be trying to defer that contract to more signing bonus in a year or two.
Yea I didn't hear about the covid changes to the PS. Figured they'd expand it, but didn't know they would take away the prior qualifications... Seeing all the vets being placed on PS's around the league made me assume they had made changes. Prior qualification was somethin like the player couldn't have been on an active roster for more than a year or somethin like that.
Not saying he didn’t earn it but paying guys that much at that age rarely works Out...
I hear ya. Hence why I said it carries some risk. I'll just consider it a pay-raise over the past 4-5 years.
