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Did the Steelers say goodbye to Mike Mitchell by signing Morgan Burnett?
A guy who gives his best and isnt good enough. I can live with that. But talkin **** after that season. Cmon. Same with making tackles after 15 yard gains and pounding your chest. Like jeez.Drat... Who is going to chirp opposing locker rooms now?
That story at the end acts as IF STEELERS fans are going to miss him............hell he probably even thinks we'll be sorry for this move....... I most certainly don't know the guy on a person al level but I've seen his play / demeanor and even I can honestly say,.... Bye Bye. Mike MItchell I thank you for all the good play within your past as a STEELERS player but the crap / bad / self- heroics / I'm glad will be gone and I for one am glad for that. GET on with your life's work.
Early on he was pretty good but he was a penalty machine. After he dialed back the penalties he became average at best.
Yet they keep McCullers.
He didn't work out. We got our coveted Safety 4 years ago. Was banged up but made some plays his first year. By year 2 he was making a good amount of plays. In year 3 he made zero plays. I don't pay him a dime to make zero plays coming off the bench, since he made zero plays as a freaking starter.
* he did recover 1 fumble late in the season, so he did make one play. I must be fair...
Early on he was pretty good but he was a penalty machine. After he dialed back the penalties he became average at best.
I know I am in the minority, but I met Mitchell at two training camps. He was all class and respectful to fans young and old. Watch and listen to all his interviews from the media. The guy knows the game and understands when to point out something that is bad for the game. He put forth everything he had, playing injured the last couple years. As always father time wins when skills diminish, and the game is a business. He knew that, even stated it to Dulac or Bouchette. Sure he made bone headed plays, but who hasn't? Won't say I will miss some of his mistakes, but I will miss the intensity.
Early on he was pretty good but he was a penalty machine. After he dialed back the penalties he became average at best.
I agree with most of this. I just cannot for the life of me figure out why he would call out Jacksonville. I said very early on that Jacksonville was a very tough out. I felt they were top two physical teams. I was really hoping they would catch NE instead of the Steelers in the Divisional. I think the James play kept that from happening and things might have been very different if it had went that way.I know I am in the minority, but I met Mitchell at two training camps. He was all class and respectful to fans young and old. Watch and listen to all his interviews from the media. The guy knows the game and understands when to point out something that is bad for the game. He put forth everything he had, playing injured the last couple years. As always father time wins when skills diminish, and the game is a business. He knew that, even stated it to Dulac or Bouchette. Sure he made bone headed plays, but who hasn't? Won't say I will miss some of his mistakes, but I will miss the intensity.
Mitchell's game was all about trying to lay someone out with the big hit. Once that was taken away from him by enforcing the newer sissy rules, his game was over. Not really his fault, he started during an era when that is the way you played. When you are not a great player you have to do something to make up for it.
Mitchell's game was all about trying to lay someone out with the big hit. Once that was taken away from him by enforcing the newer sissy rules, his game was over. Not really his fault, he started during an era when that is the way you played. When you are not a great player you have to do something to make up for it.