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Steelers
replace Antwaan Randle El with
Ohio State Buckeye’s Santonio Holmes
By BAP
Sports Analysist Smokin’ Jim Frazier
The defending Super
Bowl Champions added a couple, more, shorter, undersize 5-foot-10
inch receivers. Santonio Holmes, who reminds me of Indianapolis Colts
All-Pro receiver Marvin Harrison, has a chance to develop
into a Great player!
Santonio Holmes will
wear jersey number#10, Kordell Stewart’s old number. Holmes likes
to pull his hair back into a “Pony-Tail”, so I would suggest
no “Joy Riding” through Schenley Park.
On my radio show I
took a lot of heat because I gave the Steelers a “D” or
BELOW AVERAGE grade on their draft.
The Steelers traded
away their second round draft pick. NOT GOOD.
In the third round
they drafted a 190 pound safety that runs like he weighs 350 pounds. Anthony
Smith, from Syracuse, only runs the forty in 4.7. Too Slow to play Free
Safety in the National Football League. NOT GOOD.
The Steelers are 6-Deep
at Wide-Receiver, can they please get a receiver over 6-feet-tall!
In the third round
the Steelers drafted another 5-foot-10 inch receiver who reminds me of
Dwight “Hands of” Stone! Willie Reid, from Florida State,
is too stiff to play Wide-Receiver or to return punts in the National
Football League. NOT GOOD.
In the fourth round
the Steelers went to the Bronx’s in New York to get a 6-foot-2 inch
Offensive Right Tackle. Willie Colon, Offensive Tackle from tiny
Hofstra University has a better chance of working as a Security
Guard at Yankee Stadium than he has of playing tackle in the NFL at only
6-foot-2 inches! NOT GOOD.
Pittsburgh Steelers
signed a Rookie Free-agent Tight End from Princeton. Jonathan Dekker,
was an All-Ivy League Tight End at Princeton, but I don’t know
if he was signed because they think he is a good football player or because
he is good friends with Bill Cowher’s Daughter! NOT GOOD.
The Steelers signed
one of the BEST DEFENSIVE ROOKIES IN THE DRAFT as an
undrafted Free Agent. Mike Kudla, who is “BUILT LIKE A
STEROID DUMP TRUCK”, played Defensive End at Ohio State,
but the Steelers see a future for him at linebacker.
Kudla runs the forty
in 4.69. He is very athletic. Vertical Jump 37-inches! Led Ohio State
with 12 Quarterback sacks in 2006! Strong. Bench Presses over 600
pounds! Kudla, tied the NFL Combine workout RECORD, bench-pressing 225
pounds 45 times!
His muscles look artificially enhanced, but if Mike Kudla is ALL NATURAL he does possess the ability to emerge as NFL Rookie Defensive of the Year! Hey that’s a GOOD THING!
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