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columbia wrote:I can't speak to whether this is "the truth", but it sure wouldn't surprise me if it were.
llipgh2 wrote:columbia wrote:I can't speak to whether this is "the truth", but it sure wouldn't surprise me if it were.
This.
And while I think Crankshaft was joking, I did think the Steelers should have at the least given him a tryout. After reading this, I'm wondering if he was blackballed.
llipgh2 wrote:columbia wrote:I can't speak to whether this is "the truth", but it sure wouldn't surprise me if it were.
This.
And while I think Crankshaft was joking, I did think the Steelers should have at the least given him a tryout. After reading this, I'm wondering if he was blackballed.
Crankshaft wrote:llipgh2 wrote:columbia wrote:I can't speak to whether this is "the truth", but it sure wouldn't surprise me if it were.
This.
And while I think Crankshaft was joking, I did think the Steelers should have at the least given him a tryout. After reading this, I'm wondering if he was blackballed.
I was serious. The punters that the Steelers trolled out there were a joke. If his numbers would have translated into the top third of punters, they could have used him.
pensfan1989 wrote:I think Kluwe's activism was becoming a distraction to the team, and that's what led to it.
It's not so much about what he stood for, but how he stood for it.
Gaucho wrote:How vocal was he? I honestly don't know.
Gaucho wrote:How vocal was he? I honestly don't know.
pensfan1989 wrote:I think Kluwe's activism was becoming a distraction to the team, and that's what led to it.
It's not so much about what he stood for, but how he stood for it.
MWB wrote:pensfan1989 wrote:I think Kluwe's activism was becoming a distraction to the team, and that's what led to it.
It's not so much about what he stood for, but how he stood for it.
Distraction how? Were teammates upset by it?
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