Jonnu Smith Trade?

[Ray R]

I’m in charge of a 7 state southern region for the second largest insurance company in the country.

Guess what make vehicle is repo’d the most by us?

Which one's?

 

[hoops]

Which one's?

Bmws

 

[Jamesw]

Nothing wrong witb that term when the guys actually generational.

The term is massively overused. And doesn’t apply most of the time it is used. Many were calling Pitts a generational talent, which clearly, he is not.

 

[duper & Clayton]

Burrow to be fair is the opposite of clutch in the playoffs.

It's weird that ppl think he's the opposite

 

[E30M3]

I’m in charge of a 7 state southern region for the second largest insurance company in the country.

Guess what make vehicle is repo’d the most by us?

Cool. How are the vehicles trash exactly? That sounds like more poor ownership. Or low income ownership tbh.

 

[ladeback]

Jonnu is very disappointed with this thread.

 

[hoops]

Cool. How are the vehicles trash exactly? That sounds like more poor ownership. Or low income ownership tbh.

I was just joking about the trash part. That’s more the people that own em

 

[Ray R]

Jonnu is very disappointed with this thread.

Toughski Shitski! - LOL

 

[E30M3]

I was just joking about the trash part. That’s more the people that own em

Still a pretty shitty generalization also. But you do you man.

 

[Springveldt]

Nothing wrong witb that term when the guys actually generational.

Problem is that in some people's mind a generation seems to be every second year. Maybe humans are turning into rabbits?

 

[A1.]

The term is massively overused. And doesn’t apply most of the time it is used. Many were calling Pitts a generational talent, which clearly, he is not.

Well there’s a difference between a generational prospect and a generational nfl player. Pitts was as close to a generational TE prospect that you can find. There’s a reason he was drafted before Jamarr chase. He had sub 4.5 speed and was rightfully being comped to megatron. He was doing what he was doing in the SEC at 19 years old. For one reason or another he hasn’t panned out in the NFL. But that doesn’t change the fact he was that type of prospect.

I don’t disagree that it’s over used. But there’s plenty of sure thing prospects that underwhelm at the next level

 

[Jamesw]

Well there’s a difference between a generational prospect and a generational nfl player. Pitts was as close to a generational TE prospect that you can find. There’s a reason he was drafted before Jamarr chase. He had sub 4.5 speed and was rightfully being comped to megatron. He was doing what he was doing in the SEC at 19 years old. For one reason or another he hasn’t panned out in the NFL. But that doesn’t change the fact he was that type of prospect.

I don’t disagree that it’s over used. But there’s plenty of sure thing prospects that underwhelm at the next level

That’s fair. Top prospects often underwhelm, mostly because they don’t handle the money, fame, etc that comes with being a pro. Or they were coddled so much at university, that they can’t handle the discipline and work required at the next level.

 

[bigfoot]

Pittsburgh isn't going to pursue a Smith trade anymore.

 

[Michael Scott]

I remember when he was a sure fire, blue chip, unicorn

Fun arguments that year

I was on the Chase side of Chase vs. Pitts

Smitty was my next guy after Chase

 

[derek]

Pittsburgh isn't going to pursue a Smith trade anymore.

Hopefully Pittsburgh dropping out of the conversation helps push things towards a fair deal for both parties. Also interesting that the Steelers' pivoted to a big WR, rather than another TE. Kind of affirms the general consensus here, regarding Smith's blocking. Off course Pittsburgh could afford to take that on a little better, as he would have been paired with Pat Freiermuth there.