(08-14-2021, 10:31 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(08-14-2021, 09:33 AM)anonymous2112 Wrote: All I remember is that there were plenty of people whining about signing Schobert last year.  Said it was expensive, it was chasing need, said the guy was overpaid, used it as proof Caldwell was worthless.  Now getting at least something for the guy who was about to be the most overpaid player on the team is somehow a bad move.  Sent out of the division to a team we don't play this year. 

I think we all agree the guy was overpaid, and would then be overpaid to ride the pine if he stayed.  Guys, it may not seem that way, but we got market price.  We'll know later this year if it was us or the Steelers that got the better end of the deal.  I haven't visited the Pittsburgh site, but I would guess they aren't jumping up and down over this trade.

I wish Schobert luck with his new team and still hope the Steelers implode.

I didn't like the Schobert signing at all. That doesn't impact my argument for giving him away now, when we lack depth at ILB. As bad as Schobert was as a starter, he still would have been one of the better backups in the league.