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Could somebody please explain?
Why Is Anthony Steen Gone?
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Smith21
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Maybe he can’t pass physical?
Maybe he can’t pass physical?
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He was alway hurt.
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Not that good?
Average at best?
Average at best?
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Because they think Brendel is the better prospect. Steen would be behind Brendel and Kilgore at center and Sitton, Davis, Asiata and Larsen at guard. Very uphill battle for him to make the roster.
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Typical "Bama bust!"
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I could never call an undrafted player that stayed in the league three seasons a bust.
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Cuz he just got dunked on!!
I think he was the odd man out when Larsen got hurt before the season started and when he got hurt later last year after Larsen returned it made the decision easy to let him stay out. Larsen was one of Gases Chicago boys don't forget and Gases boys always get the first nod regardless of how they play.
He had a neck injury also remember? marginal player and injuries- never a good combination.
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Started games in college. Started pro level games in the NFL.. he’s got years of stories to tell people. Another prospective “bust” lol
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Not much, even when he was with the Cardinals he didn't play a game for them, the only time he played was when Pouncey got hurt, Steen is always hut.
Injuries, low ceiling from an athletic standpoint. Dude worked hard, no doubt, but I don’t know if more experience would have covered up his limitations. I say be happy for him. He got to live the dream for a few seasons and he really did make the most of it. Now he can hang up the cleats with enough money to invest in a car dealership somewhere in SEC country and enough youth left in him to recover from his football injuries and tell stories to his kids and grandkids.
