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  • This isn't wishful thinking... I honestly do not worry about the Ravens and Steelers adding Lamar Jackson and Mason Rudolph.

    Honestly, I hope both teams just drafted their QBs of the future. Realistically, I think Baltimore thinks they did.

    I think Pittsburgh thinks they've upgraded from Landry Jones and Josh Dobbs... and maybe if they get lucky Rudolph could be even more for them. 

  • Hes a big ben clone... big dude!  Says enough.

  • @the-gipper said:

    He has a chance to be the best quarterback in this draft class but I sure as Shmuck in hell hope that's not true

    You're not the only expert that believes this.

    Much to the dismay of Rizzo, some guest analyst on the show after completing his analysis of Mayfield, Rosen, Darnold, and Allen, when finally asked who he thought was the best QB, he said ....Mason Rudolph!

    Maybe it was this guy.

    https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/Bolt/ESPNs-Stugotz-Mason-Rudolph-is-the-best-QB-in-the-NFL-Draft-117665029

    @stinkhole said:

    You're not the only expert that believes this.

    Much to the dismay of Rizzo, some guest analyst on the show after completing his analysis of Mayfield, Rosen, Darnold, and Allen, when finally asked who he thought was the best QB, he said ....Mason Rudolph!

    Maybe it was this guy.

    https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/Bolt/ESPNs-Stugotz-Mason-Rudolph-is-the-best-QB-in-the-NFL-Draft-117665029

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

  • @stinkhole said:

    You're not the only expert that believes this.

    Much to the dismay of Rizzo, some guest analyst on the show after completing his analysis of Mayfield, Rosen, Darnold, and Allen, when finally asked who he thought was the best QB, he said ....Mason Rudolph!

    Maybe it was this guy.

    https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/Bolt/ESPNs-Stugotz-Mason-Rudolph-is-the-best-QB-in-the-NFL-Draft-117665029

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

    @hoorta said:

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

    Let's just hope you are rightLet's just hope you are right

  • @stinkhole said:

    You're not the only expert that believes this.

    Much to the dismay of Rizzo, some guest analyst on the show after completing his analysis of Mayfield, Rosen, Darnold, and Allen, when finally asked who he thought was the best QB, he said ....Mason Rudolph!

    Maybe it was this guy.

    https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/Bolt/ESPNs-Stugotz-Mason-Rudolph-is-the-best-QB-in-the-NFL-Draft-117665029

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

    @hoorta said:

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

    This was a draft rich in QB's. Had it not been so, Rudolph would have been projected  a 1st rounder, a second round projection at worst....that not coming from me but from what I read and I believe it.

    No way on earth Tomlin and Colbert would have traded up to get this guy if they felt the odds that Rudolph was gonna be a McCoy or Kessler...they already have a McCoy and Kessler!

    Besides, he's a big dude at 6'5" 229...

  • Hes a big ben clone... big dude!  Says enough.

    @kvoethe said:

    Hes a big ben clone... big dude!  Says enough.

    Yes!...he's been known to shrug off tacklers and he even sounds a little like Ben.

    Just hope he's able to keep his libido under control.

  • @hoorta said:

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

    This was a draft rich in QB's. Had it not been so, Rudolph would have been projected  a 1st rounder, a second round projection at worst....that not coming from me but from what I read and I believe it.

    No way on earth Tomlin and Colbert would have traded up to get this guy if they felt the odds that Rudolph was gonna be a McCoy or Kessler...they already have a McCoy and Kessler!

    Besides, he's a big dude at 6'5" 229...

    @stinkhole said:

    This was a draft rich in QB's. Had it not been so, Rudolph would have been projected  a 1st rounder, a second round projection at worst....that not coming from me but from what I read and I believe it.

    No way on earth Tomlin and Colbert would have traded up to get this guy if they felt the odds that Rudolph was gonna be a McCoy or Kessler...they already have a McCoy and Kessler!

    Besides, he's a big dude at 6'5" 229...

    Yeah I (we) know Rudolph has ideal size. What caused him to drop was less than NFL average arm strength, and lack of anticipation receivers breaking open. Doesn't mean he can't or wont succeed, but don't view this guy as Ben's eventual replacement- yet. 

  • @hoorta said:

    Well, those draft Experts? at CBS Sports had Rudolph as the #1 qb too. He's the #1 outlier. Otherwise, about the 5-6th best qb this year, depending on who you were asking. Maybe the Steelers will get hit by lightning and find their next Joe Montana third round special, but the odds are better you drafted the next Colt McCoy or Cody Kessler. 

    Let's just hope you are rightLet's just hope you are right

    @the-gipper said:

    Let's just hope you are rightLet's just hope you are right

    LOL

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  • So question then regarding the idea of Rudolph being a "Big Ben Clone."  

    What knocks or reservations were there - if any - regarding Big Ben's game when he was drafted?  How do those compare to the (perceived/real) knocks on Rudolph's game?

  • take your Steeler Homer questions to your own Board..get this chit out of here & Stay Off Our Lawn!!

  • @stinkhole said:

    You're not the only expert that believes this.

    Much to the dismay of Rizzo, some guest analyst on the show after completing his analysis of Mayfield, Rosen, Darnold, and Allen, when finally asked who he thought was the best QB, he said ....Mason Rudolph!

    Maybe it was this guy.

    https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/Bolt/ESPNs-Stugotz-Mason-Rudolph-is-the-best-QB-in-the-NFL-Draft-117665029

    Same things were said about Landry Jones and how Dobbs would develop blah blah blah. Rudolph will never be more than a fringe starter. I do not fear Mason Rudolph, in fact I hope you think he is the future, he is pedestrian.

    @runyon27 said:

    Same things were said about Landry Jones and how Dobbs would develop blah blah blah. Rudolph will never be more than a fringe starter. I do not fear Mason Rudolph, in fact I hope you think he is the future, he is pedestrian.

    No, they were not. I don't know how I feel about Rudolph. I certainly didn't believe we were going to draft a qb. However the steelers had a first round grade on him. They sure as hell didn't with Dobbs or Jones and no one, I repeat no one talked about Dobbs or Jones like they have talked about Rudolph. 

  • "May be the best"? Sure, but the odds are not good. 

    That said at the price of a third... might as well take a shot.

    More importantly I think since Rudolph did not even go in the 2nd, Gip should take everyone to lunch who considered any kind of Rudolph related bet with him...

    ... and have to wear a Steeler throwback jersey to boot.

  • Rudolph is like Ryan Mallet.   

    @tiamat63 said:

    Rudolph is like Ryan Mallet.   

    Ryan Mallett had a bad attitude didn't he?

    WSS

  • "May be the best"? Sure, but the odds are not good. 

    That said at the price of a third... might as well take a shot.

    More importantly I think since Rudolph did not even go in the 2nd, Gip should take everyone to lunch who considered any kind of Rudolph related bet with him...

    ... and have to wear a Steeler throwback jersey to boot.

    @tour2ma said:

    "May be the best"? Sure, but the odds are not good. 

    That said at the price of a third... might as well take a shot.

    More importantly I think since Rudolph did not even go in the 2nd, Gip should take everyone to lunch who considered any kind of Rudolph related bet with him...

    ... and have to wear a Steeler throwback jersey to boot.

    But you didn't take me up on the bet. So you lose sucker. You should not have been such a chicken

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Rudolph is like Ryan Mallet.   

    Ryan Mallett had a bad attitude didn't he?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Ryan Mallett had a bad attitude didn't he?

    WSS

    Wasn't terrible.   Otherwise the pats wouldn't have taken him. 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Ryan Mallett had a bad attitude didn't he?

    WSS

    Wasn't terrible.   Otherwise the pats wouldn't have taken him. 

    @tiamat63 said:

    Wasn't terrible.   Otherwise the pats wouldn't have taken him. 

    Bill seems like he can handle bad attitudes.

    WSS

  • Well the Steelers drafted their Brandon Weeden. Big slow brained dude who doesn’t go through progressions and just waits for his first read to get open so he can play catch.  

  • Well the Steelers drafted their Brandon Weeden. Big slow brained dude who doesn’t go through progressions and just waits for his first read to get open so he can play catch.  

    @roycerolls said:

    Well the Steelers drafted their Brandon Weeden. Big slow brained dude who doesn’t go through progressions and just waits for his first read to get open so he can play catch.  

    Isn't that just the easiest comparison? Because of the osu connection. He really isn't like weeden. I have zero expectations for him but he's not Brandon weeden. He sure as hell isn't almost 30 as a rookie either.

    @roycerolls said:

    Well the Steelers drafted their Brandon Weeden. Big slow brained dude who doesn’t go through progressions and just waits for his first read to get open so he can play catch.  

  • This is a stooler topic... needs to go bye bye...

    just saying...

  • @roycerolls said:

    Well the Steelers drafted their Brandon Weeden. Big slow brained dude who doesn’t go through progressions and just waits for his first read to get open so he can play catch.  

    Isn't that just the easiest comparison? Because of the osu connection. He really isn't like weeden. I have zero expectations for him but he's not Brandon weeden. He sure as hell isn't almost 30 as a rookie either.

    @roycerolls said:

    Well the Steelers drafted their Brandon Weeden. Big slow brained dude who doesn’t go through progressions and just waits for his first read to get open so he can play catch.  

    @vagitron said:

    Isn't that just the easiest comparison? Because of the osu connection. He really isn't like weeden. I have zero expectations for him but he's not Brandon weeden. He sure as hell isn't almost 30 as a rookie either.

    I was the one that intially made the connection and yes, it isn't terrible to make.  Save for the age, there are several factors that make it appropriate. 

    -Same school, coach, and approach to the passing game philosophy. 

    - Same conference that does not value defense in the slightest. 

    - similar height, arm length and hand size

    - (to date) and inability to process basic defensive concepts pre and post snap. 

    -appearing to have slow eyes moving from his first read resulting in late throws, high throws and general inaccuracy that stems from lacking anticipation.

    Meanwhile you're rebuttal is....  that he isn't 30?