Dick Sledge
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Thanks Martavis!
Martivis' 5% is still significantly better than Coates' entire career contributions.With his level of performance and attitude the team would have gotten more value if they held on to Sammie Coates.
Coates dropps a bunch of passes with a broken hand and he is ostracized. Bryant has spent 5% of his time as a Steeler making big plays, 5% whining about not getting the ball and 90% of the time being suspended. He's useless.
Martivis' 5% is still significantly better than Coates' entire career contributions.
Is anyone else concerned about Ben? He is the weak link on offense at this point.
And what is the deal with the deep balls on 3rd and 1? The offense lives and dies with Bell.
Martivis' 5% is still significantly better than Coates' entire career contributions.
Is anyone else concerned about Ben? He is the weak link on offense at this point.
And what is the deal with the deep balls on 3rd and 1? The offense lives and dies with Bell.
Not taking anything away from what you said, but is Coates even playing much for them? Is he hurt? I just briefly glanced at their stats from yesterday’s game, and he didn’t even have a catch. There were a lot of guys on there I have never even heard of, but nothing for him. I haven’t really kept up with him since the trade so I don’t know if he’s playing for them at all or not.Coates played pretty well when he was healthy last year. Prone to drops to be sure, but also prone to big plays. I'm not saying he's more than a poor man's Bryant in terms of talent, I'm just saying a poor man's Bryant is still a decent player. His reputation for drops somehow got blown way out of proportion based on games he was playing with a broken finger.
It honestly irks me that they shipped him to Cleveland for basically no reason and they've got a guy like DHB just sitting on the sidelines doing very little. You can never have too many big play threats. I guess those guys just aren't good enough at screens for this offense.