Early grades on AFC North in free agency

Early grades on AFC North in free agency
March, 30, 2012
By Jamison Hensley



PITTSBURGH STEELERS

Williamson's grade: C. Pittsburgh was greatly handcuffed by its salary-cap situation. But even though the Steelers released quite a few older brand name players, they sit in good shape for the 2012 season.

Hensley's grade: D. The Steelers avoided a failing grade because they've lost only two starters from last season's playoff team. James Farrior was cut in the team's salary-cap purge, and William Gay left as an unrestricted free agent. What Pittsburgh really lost in trimming $25 million to get under the cap was veteran depth and leadership.


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Take a look at what the Cryboys and the Deadskins have done lately to try and win a SB through FA. I rest my case. As a matter of fact looking at these 2 teams comparing our record I say we get an A.

solardave wrote:

Take a look at what the Cryboys and the Deadskins have done lately to try and win a SB through FA. I rest my case. As a matter of fact looking at these 2 teams comparing our record I say we get an A.

What solardave said.

I'll stick with drafting young talent and picking up a bargin talent free agent here and there.

How do the Bungles end up with the highest grades in the division?

JonM229 wrote:

How do the Bungles end up with the highest grades in the division?

I think it's because so far they've kept everyone out of jail.

solardave wrote:

JonM229 wrote:

How do the Bungles end up with the highest grades in the division?

I think it's because so far they've kept everyone out of jail.

Their usual grade is I ... for Incarcerated.