• Please be aware we've switched the forums to their own URL. (again) You'll find the new website address to be www.steelernationforum.com Thanks
  • Please clear your private messages. Your inbox is close to being full.

Adam Schein

S

SteelerSask2

Well-known member
Member
Joined
Apr 14, 2014
Messages
15,881
Reaction score
15,752
Points
113
Location
Western Canada
Just called the Steelers offseason abysmal because of their failure to sign crab legs and their draft. He said they are delusional about Ben Roethlisberger's ability to play. Which is fine. Opinions are like ********. However, at least be ****** accurate. He said Ben had shoulder surgery and their backups are the worst ever with Delvin Hodges. You don't even know the guys name dude. You ever throw a football?
 
Tell me wtf the Saints get out of Jameis Winston. He is on a one year deal. Is he going to give them a legit shot to win a SB if Brees gets hurt. C'mon. Everyone talks about 6 place ribbons. Making the playoffs in the Wildcard Round and bounced the next week is a 6th place ribbon. And that is literally all Winston gives you over Rudolph.
 
ythvZr.md.png
 
Adam is looking for clicks in the same manner as crab leg -grab leg is looking for seafood.


Adam unless you have a crystal ball into how Ben's injury unfolds your opinion means nada.
 
WTF? The Steelers offered him more than the Saints and Jameis chose the Saints anyways. They did what they could. Sign that ******* headcase Cam? No thanks! Drafting a QB in the 3rd round helps us this year how? Hurts and Fromm are no where near NFL ready like Ben was his rookie year.
 
Badcat said:
WTF? The Steelers offered him more than the Saints and Jameis chose the Saints anyways. They did what they could. Sign that ******* headcase Cam? No thanks! Drafting a QB in the 3rd round helps us this year how? Hurts and Fromm are no where near NFL ready like Ben was his rookie year.
Click to expand...
I dont think they offered Crab Legs a contract. Nor should have they. They feel they have a backup in Rudolph and they do. He could win 2 out of 4 games. If Ben is out for the season they are ******. A healthy Rudolph could get you to the playoffs and no further. Winston is more likely to get you into the playoffs but still no further. If Schein wants to talk about mismanagement as it pertains to Winston why not look at the Saints. They spent 20 m on their backup who cannot throw and then went and got Winston if Brees gets hurt cause they know the 20million backup cannot throw.
 
they didn't offer Winston, they felt "Colbert they are fine with Rudolph as the back up" and with a qb coach i think he will be fine as he learns how to read defenses.
 
Since we constantly see this type of BS analysis from all of the networks, can anyone list any quality football analysts that you actually think are good? I'm talking about any NFL TV personalities that are on the daily shows, no gameday studio shows or writers.

I'm sure I can think of more, but I'll go with Louis Riddick to get started.
 
SteelerFan448 said:
Since we constantly see this type of BS analysis from all of the networks, can anyone list any quality football analysts that you actually think are good? I'm talking about any NFL TV personalities that are on the daily shows, no gameday studio shows or writers.

I'm sure I can think of more, but I'll go with Louis Riddick to get started.
Click to expand...

To me if we are not talking about Announcers we are talking about Analysts, it needs to be a player or coach. Especially those players or coaches without an axe to grind with the Steelers. I like Baldinger, Billick guys like that. I realize Fantasy Football has opened up the game to so many people and its a good thing. Its just not my thing. So guys like Michael Fabiano, and Peter Schrager really annoy me. I don't think you have to play or coach to have opinions about football. But when you are portrayed as an expert in it. Yeah that bugs me.
 
Miller and Kirwan on SiriusXM. They both are gifted in explaining viewpoints and analysis. Mills being an ex-player and PK a former GM with ties back to the 70s. He and Cowher are good friends as well.


Sent from my iPad using Steeler Nation mobile app
 
SteelerSask said:
To me if we are not talking about Announcers we are talking about Analysts, it needs to be a player or coach. Especially those players or coaches without an axe to grind with the Steelers. I like Baldinger, Billick guys like that. I realize Fantasy Football has opened up the game to so many people and its a good thing. Its just not my thing. So guys like Michael Fabiano, and Peter Schrager really annoy me. I don't think you have to play or coach to have opinions about football. But when you are portrayed as an expert in it. Yeah that bugs me.
Click to expand...

At the NFL level or any level? I'd rather see a guy who's studied a ton of football, does nothing but watch film tell me about players than a former player who googles his stats and catches his weekly highlights.

Baldinger is excellent.
 
Rile up the fan base of the most popular team. maybe become relevant for 15 minutes. then fade back into obscurity.
 
Don't worry about the talking heads. I worry about what I see between the lines on Sunday's.
 
Thankfully I've never heard of this guy. To tell you the truth, this is pretty much the only place I go to for NFL news.
 
GMC said:
Thankfully I've never heard of this guy. To tell you the truth, this is pretty much the only place I go to for NFL news.
Click to expand...

Because we are the best !

Nice to see ya, how is everything?
 
Ryan Clark seems articulate and able to string clear thoughts together when speaking......... as opposed to the Shannon Sharpe's, MJD, and Jabari Greers that stumble, mumble and fumble their way through segments. I would prefer to hear from a former successful coach without an axe to grind than someone looking to start a controversy spewing Horace Schitt about topics they know nothing about.
 
ExUSAF said:
Anyone notice that the A draft grades always seem to go to the teams that picked in the top ten. There's a reason they're picking in the top ten.
Click to expand...

Schein would've given the Steelers an A if the selections they made matched his personal draft board. But since they weren't his picks, he's got to ***** about it and give the Steelers poor marks, simply because they weren't his favorite selections. Whether they're actually solid picks doesn't concern him.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top