NFL offseason thread

Well, it's not 2001.

He's been a pretty good team guy since he came back. There aren't that many guys who have had his level of success who are willing to accept a role as a backup and mentor.

Kaepernick's biggest problems are in his head, so a player who has made every mistake imaginable and come back to salvage his career could teach him a lot.

 

Vick has ended up as the starting quarterback in both of the places he was "mentoring" the young player.

He also knows zilch about how to read a defense, is what I think Gee was getting at.

 

Aside from one 10-game stretch a few years ago, Vick has routinely made the same boneheaded mistakes he's made since his rookie year. In 11 seasons, he's made no improvement whatsoever to his most glaring issues - accuracy and turnovers.

Sounds like the perfect mentor.

 

Michael Vick. Hall of Famer?

 

I'll still take him over Gabbert.

 

Gronkowski would be a better backup QB than Gabbert.

 

I don't think he's available.

 

No more "Swaggin" on Monday, Sunday or Thursday night football.

Steelers CB Ike Taylor retires.

http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/...-s-retirement-pittsburgh/stories/201504140145

 

Ike Taylor, Hall of Famer?
He's a Steeler, you know.

 

He'll go in with Polamalu, Aaron Smith and Hines Ward.

 

He was talking about Dan Gronkowski.

 

You forgot Casey Hampton. What is wrong with you?