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That is just a ridiculous statement Johnson was the best in the entire league at generating separation. Wilson has shown nothing of this

He has never shown the ability to won at the line or beat man coverage. There is no evidence he can be a WR2

He was pretty decent last year. They don't have many options at this point. Unless there is still a trade in the works, they should probably pay him whatever he wants

Denver is a fun road trip

Burks has a lot of athletic ability, but I am not sure he has much talent as a WR. They need someone who can get open. I don't think he makes any sense. Although if they add him for next to nothing and it doesn't stop the pursuit of a real 2, ten great.

They don't but they are wrong

He will be a LG

He is, but is also a slot guy

This WR is really bad. I think his shot to make the club is decent.

He is almost 30; his play dropped off last year; and he is a slot guy. I had 0 interest.

There aren't many people I think could even possible fill the role the Steelers need. There aren't many who can even out play guys currently on the roster. There are also a lot of slot guys left. The names that hold at least a little interest to me: Michael Thomas He is a little bit...

If you look at Smith's past, they are likely running a lot of 12 personnel. They need someone to be available deep to take advantage of play action.

Not to play on the outside and win as a rookie. He has some tools that mean he could develop to the outside, but I think he is slot only. Unless that big trade is coming, there is a huge problem.

It is extremely unlikely they run this line out next year, but if they do it will be terrible. Rookie OL are bad. Guys who turn out to be great, almost always still start out bad. It takes until year 4 for an OLman to really develop.

He has averaged 3.9 yds per carry. He is at best an average back and will be 27 next year and can be expected to start dropping off. He isn't worth what is making on his rookie deal now.

Subjectively, he looked better late. I think he just wasn't healthy early.

Zay Jones would be a good fit as far as on the field goes, but he may still have some fallout from his arrest: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10112878-jaguars-zay-jones-has-domestic-battery-charge-dropped-after-november-arrest

I like the guide, but think it would be improved by more time on top players and less on deep deep sleepers. 15 UDFA TE's seems like overkill.

2021 1 1 24 24 Najee Harris RB Alabama 2 2 23 55 Pat Freiermuth TE Penn State 3 3 23 87 Kendrick Green G Illinois 4 4 23 128 Dan Moore T Texas A&M 5 4 35 140 Buddy Johnson LB Texas A&M 6 5 12 156 Isaiahh Loudermilk DE Wisconsin 7 6 32 216 Quincy Roche DE Miami (FL) 8...

I would put most of it on their old scheme. OC was fired in the off season. He had been a huge disappointment.