PITTSBURGH — The potential shock waves from the Pittsburgh Steelers' trade of Super Bowl XLIII MVP Santonio Holmes to the New York Jets in April barely formed a ripple along the three rivers here.
Those inside the organization were not worried, because wide receiver Mike Wallace was proving to be a quick-study successor.
Quick is the operative word here given Wallace's 40-yard speed...
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Excellent article..good find!!
Don't slow him down to much. LOLThe object actually is slowing Wallace down to get him in the right place. Because the 6-0, 200-pounder accelerates so quickly, stopping and turning to come back to the ball were difficult for him as a rookie. His second preseason has shown better footwork and mechanics in getting where he's supposed to be.
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Nice read on Wallace thanks for sharing. I can't wait to see what he can do this year. Hopefully he will get his share of deep balls and touchdowns.
Unless I've missed something, I haven't seen a negative thing about Wallace. Everything I've read has been absolutely positive. I couldn't be more excited.
Man, do you all realise that we might have 4 recievers on our 53 man roster that were not even on the team last season. (Battle,A.R.E, Sanders and Brown)
I am really excited to see just how much more Wallce can contribute to the offense!!
After we got rid of Holmes, I was a little concerned that what we had left was an aging veteran in Ward and a largely unproven second-year receiver in Wallace. ARE's return made me a little more comfortable, and Brown and Sander's potential have me absolutely giddy. It's still early, but I like what I see.Originally Posted by SteelerSal
It has been quite a while since we have had so much talent at WR. I am excited as well!
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Maybe instead of slowing Wallace down we could speed the QB's throws up some. He gets under thrown way too much. Get rid of it already!
THIS!!!
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