2025 NFL offseason thread

[outofplace]

Absolutely, yes. The Raiders gave up nothing for him. Geno is far better than any other option the Steelers have looked at.

I wouldn't go that far and a third-round pick isn't nothing. I would have been fine with the Steelers making that move, but I think they are looking to next year to find a longer-term option.

 

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

I hope to God Jameis Winston beats out Russell Wilson for the starting job. Jameis Winston starting for the Giants is the funniest of all possible worlds.

I'm with you simply b/c he'll ensure the 1-4 PM EST window in my neck of the woods is entertaining as shirt 14 times this fall ( I assume they'll get a Thursday night game and a couple Monday night games b/c they're still the Giants).

 

[PCLoadLetter]

I wouldn't go that far and a third-round pick isn't nothing. I would have been fine with the Steelers making that move, but I think they are looking to next year to find a longer-term option.

Pretty close to nothing for a solid starting QB for at least the next two seasons. Particularly when your options are a bleak as what the Steelers are facing.

 

[da man]

I'm with you simply b/c he'll ensure the 1-4 PM EST window in my neck of the woods is entertaining as shirt 14 times this fall ( I assume they'll get a Thursday night game and a couple Monday night games b/c they're still the Giants).

If James wins the starting job, the over-under on how any games before he loses it is probably something like 5 1/2.

 

[Oz]

Pretty close to nothing for a solid starting QB for at least the next two seasons. Particularly when your options are a bleak as what the Steelers are facing.

To be fair, they did send a second-round pick to Seattle for Metcalf, so the teams did do business this offseason.

Sign Rodgers (if he decides not to retire) and spend every last pick on addressing defensive line, cornerback, running back and whatever other immediate need they have. Maybe get a second-round pick back for Pickens, if they can, then draft another wideout.

If they wait until next year to address quarterback with a deeper and more heralded class seeking that long-term solution, that's acceptable.

 

[JC]

Pretty close to nothing for a solid starting QB for at least the next two seasons. Particularly when your options are a bleak as what the Steelers are facing.

Seahawks aren't taking the Steelers 3rd over the Raiders 3rd.