Peter King: Steelers could be interested in Darrelle Revis

[teegre]

I will pay money to not have this argument again.

Brandon Boykin's almost total disappearance from the NFL speaks volumes all on its own.

Superman wears Brandon Boykin pajamas.


When the Boogeyman goes to sleep at night, he checks under the bed for Brandon Boykin.


Brandon Boykin does not do push ups; he pushes the Earth down.

[Shoes]

I will pay money to not have this argument again.

Brandon Boykin's almost total disappearance from the NFL speaks volumes all on its own.

Agreed and Gilbert will probably follow. But there is always Blake!

[pczach]

I will pay money to not have this argument again.

Brandon Boykin's almost total disappearance from the NFL speaks volumes all on its own.

It's time to start the ​Dollars for Silence Regarding Brandon Boykin Replacing Antwon Blake Fund.

[Shoes]

Boykin, Gilbert & Scobee all FA. They should at least take Dan Rooney out to lunch.

[Dwinsgames]

I will pay money to not have this argument again.

Brandon Boykin's almost total disappearance from the NFL speaks volumes all on its own.

perhaps it does , but it does not change the fact he played better than Blake , at the end of the day that and 2 bucks will buy you a hot cup of bitter coffee at Denys while you scratch you head and wonder how Blake is still in the league
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[Born2Steel]

Antoine Blake was not the worst DB on that team.

[Method28]

I honestly dont care if they pay him $1, $6 mill or $10 mill if its for 1 year. Pitt is not making any other impact signing. Why save the cap room?

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[Craic]

Superman wears Brandon Boykin pajamas.


When the Boogeyman goes to sleep at night, he checks under the bed for Brandon Boykin.


Brandon Boykin does not do push ups; he pushes the Earth down.

According to Newton's 3rd Law of Motion, you are absolutely right. He DOES push down the earth.

[steelcityboyz]

Boykin, Gilbert & Scobee all FA. They should at least take Dan Rooney out to lunch.

We will never know if Gilbert would of made any difference. Gilbert seemed to have changed his attitude from the one he had with the Browns. So much talent and not given a chance to even prove it.

[steelreserve]

According to Newton's 3rd Law of Motion, you are absolutely right. He DOES push down the earth.

I thought that from a physics standpoint, technically what happens is he pushes on the earth with Applied Force (which doesn't overcome the earth's inertia) and in reaction to that, the earth pushes back on him with the Normal Force, which is what lifts him up. If you want to be a total dick about it, which I'm known for.

[Shoes]

We will never know if Gilbert would of made any difference. Gilbert seemed to have changed his attitude from the one he had with the Browns. So much talent and not given a chance to even prove it.

I'd like to know why is he's still a FA?

[Mojouw]

I was a fan of getting Gilbert and have even mentioned bringing him back.

But to say he didn't get a chance is not true. He get a chance everyday in camp and practice.

[AtlantaDan]

We will never know if Gilbert would of made any difference. Gilbert seemed to have changed his attitude from the one he had with the Browns. So much talent and not given a chance to even prove it.

My guess is you have to prove it in practice first

Given that the Steelers clearly were not enthralled with the play of Cockrell or Gay it seems as if the opportunity was there if he earned it

He might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer - his kickoff return at the end of the KC game could have cost the game

[DesertSteel]

I was a fan of getting Gilbert and have even mentioned bringing him back.

But to say he didn't get a chance is not true. He get a chance everyday in camp and practice.

Given recent failures (e.g., Boykin, Gilbert), the Steelers are either terrible evaluators (shouldn't have signed them) or terrible developers (can't get on the field). I think it's a mix of the two. To be honest, I'm not convinced that they have the clue on when a guy should get a chance on Sunday. Trust the coaching staff in this area, I don't.

[Born2Steel]

Given recent failures (e.g., Boykin, Gilbert), the Steelers are either terrible evaluators (shouldn't have signed them) or terrible developers (can't get on the field). I think it's a mix of the two. To be honest, I'm not convinced that they have the clue on when a guy should get a chance on Sunday. Trust the coaching staff in this area, I don't.

Nobody really seems to have a great talent for evaluating DBs. Way too many of the top guys each draft don't pan out, while guys that got no attention leading up to the draft turn into shutdown corners. The entire process is flawed.

[Psycho Ward 86]

Nobody really seems to have a great talent for evaluating DBs. Way too many of the top guys each draft don't pan out, while guys that got no attention leading up to the draft turn into shutdown corners. The entire process is flawed.

the seahawks, chiefs, and patriots seem pretty great at evaluating DB's

[Mojouw]

The Patriots are not good at DBs - or at least not any better or worse than anyone else. -- http://www.pro-football-reference.co.../nwe/draft.htm

Seahawks are the same now that Carroll's recruiting advantage has faded.

[Dwinsgames]

I wouldnt call the Chiefs great at it either I mean most hear on this forum knew Nelson , Gaines and Peters where going to be good so there is that

[Method28]

Dolphins have drafted some good ones, they just have gotten rid of a few before they blossomed lol

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[teegre]

According to Newton's 3rd Law of Motion, you are absolutely right. He DOES push down the earth.

[teegre]

I thought that from a physics standpoint, technically what happens is he pushes on the earth with Applied Force (which doesn't overcome the earth's inertia) and in reaction to that, the earth pushes back on him with the Normal Force, which is what lifts him up. If you want to be a total dick about it, which I'm known for.

https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/embed-t...3-5ab37ad9665b

[86WARD]

Nobody's going to pay him $6 million, so if that's true, I don't understand why it's not a done deal. Unless he's really just awful now.

Revis is pretty much guaranteed $6M. So why would he sign anytime soon? He'd be smarter to wait it out until training camp or when someone somewhere gets hurt and a team is desperate, he may end up getting a "better than $6M" multi-year deal.

[Psycho Ward 86]

its my understanding that the stipulations of his jets contract is that Revis gets paid Exactly $6 million this season no matter what. If another team signs him, the jet simply pay $6 million minus whatever that team gives him. Can someone tell me if this is correct?

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The Patriots are not good at DBs - or at least not any better or worse than anyone else. -- http://www.pro-football-reference.co.../nwe/draft.htm

Seahawks are the same now that Carroll's recruiting advantage has faded.

haha wow i stand corrected

[Method28]

The Patriots are not good at DBs - or at least not any better or worse than anyone else. -- http://www.pro-football-reference.co.../nwe/draft.htm

Seahawks are the same now that Carroll's recruiting advantage has faded.

I believe i counted the Pats have drafted at LEAST two secondary players in like 12 of the last 16 drafts or something like that. Thats a lot of picks lol although they did draft guys like Ryan, Samuel, Merriweather, Chung, McCourty. They've had their fair share of Ras-I-Dowlings as well.

its my understanding that the stipulations of his jets contract is that Revis gets paid Exactly $6 million this season no matter what. If another team signs him, the jet simply pay $6 million minus whatever that team gives him. Can someone tell me if this is correct?

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haha wow i stand corrected

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[pczach]

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3 Reasons why Darrelle Revis going to the Steelers makes sense

Mr. Rooney, please just sign this guy so I can die happy

By Dan Sager March 18 2017


http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com...e-agent-rumors

[SteelerFanInStl]

There's talk now that the Patriots may be interested in signing him.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-the-patriots/

[pczach]

There's talk now that the Patriots may be interested in signing him.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-the-patriots/

If nothing else, I'm sure they're trying to drive the price up for everyone else.

[Psycho Ward 86]

If nothing else, I'm sure they're trying to drive the price up for everyone else.

yeah the patriots of all organizations are so concerned with everyone else's offseason moves. ugh, i wish

[86WARD]

There's talk now that the Patriots may be interested in signing him.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-the-patriots/

Why wouldn't they? It's going to cost them almost nothing to do it and the best part is their division rival will be paying for him. At that price, he's worth a flier.