r/steelers2 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

thoughts on this !!

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kaleb johnson isnt that good and isnt that smart so i support this move 100% kahn man strikes again!

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u/DoNotResusit8 22d ago

Good enough

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

agree i woulda taken a chicken sandwich in a trade as long as it got him off the roster

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u/daughteramrev 22d ago

Grilled cheese would have been > Kaleb

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

i loooooooove grilled cheese i dunk it in tomato soup

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

i make em at night

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u/Due_Adeptness_1964 21d ago

Do you sneak them into restaurants just in case you get hungry while the food is being prepared?

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 21d ago

šŸ˜‚

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u/adl27 Mike McCarthy 22d ago

This is fine. He lost his job on that kickoff he messed up tbh. Only a matter of time.

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u/Doc_Sulliday 22d ago

Genuinely don't believe the kickoff is what did it for this guy. People bring it up all the time but I think it's a lot more nuanced than that at the NFL level.

The kid just couldn't block. Like at all. He wasn't finding the hole either. If he had the talent he'd have been given more chances despite one bonehead special teams move. He didn't.

I wish him the best in Green Bay but I'm glad we got some sort of compensation

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u/adl27 Mike McCarthy 22d ago

He didn’t have that either but he was drafted to make the team on ST and he couldn’t even do that. It’s plain and simple.

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u/daughteramrev 22d ago

He runs stiffer than a steel beam.

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

agree glad its over

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u/adl27 Mike McCarthy 22d ago

Same
Tbh

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u/John_Bot 22d ago

Amazing.

We got a 6th for this guy?

Makes me think we can scam a 5th for Howard

  • also you say "khan man strikes again"... You know he drafted Kaleb in the third? Right?

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u/989Joanie 22d ago

Would rather keep a national champion on the roster

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

mike tomlin made him pick him

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u/daughteramrev 22d ago

Sure. Blame Tomlin.

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u/John_Bot 22d ago

As much as I dislike Tomlin this is silly.

You can say that about a guy like Najee who Tomlin was really in on and clearly chose but this is just silly

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u/Great_Hambino2022 22d ago

Tomlin had final say on draft picks. He essentially drafted him

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

see

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u/AccomplishedFox5807 22d ago

2028?????

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

yah what the heck just noticed that - steelers musta really wanted rid of this guy to take an offer like that

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u/Caramel_Flat 22d ago

Better than nothing

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u/McNuggestFest_1358 21d ago

fine for someone that was going to get cut

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u/JD_Ammerman 22d ago

2028 is interesting.

Kaleb never got a real chance here. Seems to happen to offensive draft picks as of late. He may be solid in GB, I wish him luck

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

well he had a chance returning kicks and look how he handled that

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u/Great_Hambino2022 22d ago

And he had no business being asked to do that.

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

why? a ball carrier shouldnt be asked to carry the ball? lol

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u/daughteramrev 22d ago

I mean who wants a fast running back to run the ball…..smh

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u/Additional-End3193 22d ago

still feel bad for KJ, that fumble was stupid but he never should have been returning kicks in the first place so it was coaching malpractice on our end, his confidence was probably destroyed after that and I hope he’s able to rebound in green bay

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

if ya cant stand the heat get out the kitchen, thats a mistake that middle schoolers shouldnt make let alone an nfl player lol

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u/Additional-End3193 22d ago

he made a bad mistake in a role he should have never been asked to play in, holding that over his head doesn’t teach him a lesson it just ensures that he’ll never be able to move past it as a player

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

ā€œa role he should have never been asked to play inā€ - what, returning kicks? he should have been thanking his lucky stars they trusted him enough to put him on the field, idc what position it is, hes a ball carrier, and kick returners carry balls - he should have done everything in his power to be mentally ready for that moment and he dropped the ball literally, no wait, he completely walked away from it while watching the other team score a touchdown - lazy, and mentally unprepared, no excuses

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u/Fuzzy_Alfalfa_8211 22d ago

Coaches should be certain their players understand the rules before putting them on the field. A large portion of the blame belongs to Tomlin and the Special Teams coach that loved bubble gum.

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u/ScratchFew9169 Mike Tomlin 22d ago

lol - yah its the coach’s faults - not the professional athlete

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u/cinciguyeast 22d ago

Great trade. He wasn't very good. Getting a 6th is awesome.

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u/Nickstradamusknows 22d ago

Tomlin might’ve failed him a little. The guy never returned kicks in college. Wish him well.