I haven’t the slightest clue on how much they profit. In terms of their value, their 18th in the league ($4.63 billion). Regardless, their cheap. They won’t be serious contenders until they dish out cash for actual NFL coaches.Friday Mailbag: Could Justin Fields be the Steelers’ next quarterback?
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Q: Would Brandon Stanley of the Chargers be a good option for OC for the Steelers, assuming he gets fired this year?- jockeyjockey
Brandon Staley comes from a defensive background, so no. I don’t even know if he’ll have an NFL job next season. May be a gap year for Staley.
Q: In terms of the draft or Free Agency, what do the Steelers need? Based off of recent events I now have QB, CB, C, IDL, RT. Not sure if you look to the future while watching the current season but is there a must have Free Agent? I like Tee Higgins WR Bengals- Pittsblitz56
Quarterback is certainly the big one, but it’ll likely be Pickett under center. In terms of the available free agents that I’d like to see the Steelers pursue, cornerback Jaylon Johnson from Chicago. Chargers cornerback Michael Davis would also be a good addition. Chidobe Awuzie and Noah Igbinoghene are also potential cornerback targets. In terms of the offensive line needs, I’d expect them to address them in the draft. The Steelers won’t pursue Higgins. he’ll cost too much and there’s far bigger needs.
Q: Any idea how much the Steelers profit In a year? I ask because when it comes to coaches, why don’t they overpay to get the folks they want if they have to. Getting a good OC should be about who pays the most. Why does someone need to be promoted into the job. I suspect the net income of the team is $100 million?? Am I in the ballpark?- Huntingteacher25
I haven’t the slightest clue on how much they profit. In terms of their value, their 18th in the league ($4.63 billion). Regardless, their cheap. They won’t be serious contenders until they dish out cash for actual NFL coaches.
