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I'm planning to quit at 6 months...I think I have enough of "Eping". I'm so tired everyday...I don't have help with the baby from anybody, I'm doing it all alone with a bit help of my DH (since he works odd hrs)....Being a FTM it's hard, I think the transition of motherhood is what's getting me everyday...I've been pumping since LO born because Bfing didn't work out for us...I'm sad to think that I won't be providing to my LO anymore...it just makes me feel so quilty....anyone planning to be done with EPing at 6 months? I just don't know what to think...of course, I look forward to the day that I'll be done...but I'm just feeling soooooo quilty about it!!! I'm not sure if I should go a couple more months to make me feel not as quilty?
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my goal is 6 months too~ i recently began cutting out pumps from 5 to 4 to 3 and now i'm trying to get down to 2 so that i can be done by 6 months. the first few weeks were tough cuz i was so engorged and in so much pain, but it's amazing how quickly my supply has dropped now!!! i was sad and panicked a little and thought what have i done!? then i told myself this is my goal and i need to do this and that even making it to 6 months is good... i totally understand your guilt as i too feel like that even now. however when i think back to the first month or two i can't even believe i made it this far! i think once i'm completely done and start enjoying my newfound freedom, i'm hoping i don't feel guilty anymore! good luck and great job so far!!!
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I am considering it. My big goal is six months and then I'm going to take it one week/month at a time from there. But I'll be thrilled if I get to six months because that will take us through cold/flu season.
Being a FTM *is* a difficult transition. I can't imagine having been able to manage EP'ing with my first. Everything else was too overwhelming and there's no way I could have added that to my plate too. I would have gone insane. Good for you for doing it at all and if you get to six months, that's amazing!!!!
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I am at 8.5 months now, but at 6 months I went through a few rough weeks!!! I dropped to 3 pumps at about 7 months for myself! I dropped to 4-5 pumps at 6 months, was doing 5-6.
You have to keep yourself healthy and happy! I looked at it like...cheaper, healthier, and if i can keep anything coming out at 3-4 pumps I will go for as long as I can!
Do you have a stash? Do you overproduce? How much more/less do you produce than your LO needs?
Best of Luck, but the choice is all you! :-)
Good for you for committing to six months! Don't feel down about it--you've done a great thing for your LO. EPing is REALLY hard, and you did it for six months---that's amazing. Keep your head up.
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Right now I am taking it one month at a time. The first time I pumped with DD#1 I wanted to make it to one year so badly, but had to start to wean at 6 months (which took me 2 months to do) b/c I kept getting mastitis and the last time with the infection I had found out I had MIRSA. This time around pumping I don't know how long I will make it, I just keep setting little goals. Around 4 weeks pp I was in a bad spot, I got thrush again and was near mastitis. Kept getting clogged ducts in the breast that gave me trouble last time so I thought I wouldn't even make it this long. I am hoping I can make it to 6 months and then will see. I went from being an overproducer to barely producing enough, but luckily I had a large freezer stash in the beginning and now I sometimes have to use one bag a day. I am hoping this will stretch me to 6 months, but not sure.
You are doing a great job and you should be so proud of yourself for making it 6 months! Do not feel guilty for such a great accomplishment! Anyday you give your baby BM is better than none. You need to do what is best for YOU and your baby. Giving your baby love and nourishment is the most important thing no matter how you do it!
There was a time when I thought I'd be amazed if I made it 6 months, but it's getting better. However, I do plan on dropping from 5 pumps to 4 at 6 months, and I'm very excited about that!
Good job and good luck! Six months of breastmilk is an awesome start for your little one!
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what round was Worilds pick in… what compenstory would that be?
..and yet another player lost to the League..ive been saying for two years now that we should offer Worilds a multi-yr extension which would've been very modest at that point. Just like we should get Cortez Allen locked up this offseason, because he'll be cheap instead of waiting till after next season, but for now the trend continues and we lose another significant contributor
Im just upset, because again we groom a player and again we'll more than likely lose them, right when we give them the chance to contribute…which, in turn means we'll draft more OLBs and to groom
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He would have been stupid to take it.
Still think with his injuries and reduced playing time they could've worked something out
Best you could hope for and the highest given out is a third rounder.
Worilds I believe was a 2nd rounder. Compensatory picks I also believe start in the third round?
If we kept Worilds and Woodley, could Jarvis Jones be a good inside linebacker for us? Seems he has a long way to go to get the strength needed to hold the point and stop the run.
Calling Troy, Ike and Lamar: Help the team, take voluntary pay cuts. Problem solved.
It is time to pay the piper. Finish the painful transition allowing the vets to go and finish the overhaul of this team. I think we are going to see this team do some painful cuts this year which get this team younger in a hurry.
Any signing bonus could have been prohibitive with our cap space … we didn't really have the scope to resign our young players as we were still trying to play the cap to keep as many veterans as possible on the team.
I've said all along I would tag World's and move Jarvis inside. I know it would take a lot of maneuvering to get us under the cap but what are the alternatives at this point? This defense is predicated by good LB play.
Also Remember when we picked up Potsie in free agency he was drafted originally as an OLB he was okay but not great at OLB. The Steelers kicked him inside and the rest is history. With LB's Worilds Woodley Jones and Timmons we would be set and could draft us some good young DB's.
I disagree with Dave. I think we somehow make room and sign him to what, $6-$.6.5 per? If you have to franchise him, do so. If in the long run, they save $2m per on Worilds than on Woodley, that's worth it. Then cut Woodley (if not traded) after June 1. We have to get off of this cap merry-go-round. Sign and develop young players faster… why does Jarvis and Cam have to take a few years to develop, or Shamarko have to earn his doctorate to learn the defense?!? This lack of player development is costing us money. Worilds took his whole rookie contract to blossom, now we have to pay him. This is a multi-year fix ladies and gentlemen.
I agree. Hanging on to the old vets means no second contract for the younger players that are suppose to rejuvinate the defense. I think Keisel, Clark and Foote won't be back next year. That will leave Polamalu and Taylor from the Cowher years.
Just wait a couple years for him to come back to Pittsburgh after his other team cuts him — just like Bryant McFadden, Larry Foote, William Gay and Wil Allen
At least they got Antonio Brown signed before this year, if this year was his contract year, I'm sure he'd on the way out too so we could resign our veteran players on defense…
Still stupid to not offer it, unless you're happy with Worilds leaving
Even if they all cut their salaries in half, that only gets the team cap compliant with the current players under contract. They'll need to do even more to free up enough space for players like Worilds.
The only way Troy is back is at a DEEP discount off his scheduled $8.25M.
Depends on the number that would have been offered. At that point he was not a starter and had been injury prone. He wouldn't have taken a deal for 1-2 mil per year, but maybe 3-4 per year. At that point, we were all talking about 2013 possibly being his last year in the league, so a few million in guaranteed cash could have sounded pretty good to him.
But, it would have been tough for the Steelers to offer that at that point when he hadn't proven anything yet. Hindsight is always 20/20.
The thing about Worilds is, this was his first productive year, and he has a lot of injury history prior to this year. But, that being said, it only takes one team to look past that stuff and pay him big money based on this 1 year – it happens all the time, like what Kruger and Ellerbe got last year.
I'd be okay if Keiser and Foote were brought back with one yr deals but only for depth purposes. Clark is good as gone and Troy and Ike would have to take a substantial pay cut or else.
Now would be the time to try and offer Allen a reasonable contract. With the reasons you stated above he might be willing to agree to a multiyear contract with a nice signing bonus. I'd make him a top offseason priority.
It's too bad the front office strayed from traditional Steelers thinking the last several years, devoting way too much salary cap money to too few players and overindulging in contract restructures. They will continue to have salary cap problems until they bring some balance to their salary cap by better spreading cap dollars across the team roster. Paying many quality starters in the $2-6M/yr range is a much better philosophy than devoting $10-12M/yr to a handful of players as the Steelers have done in recent years. I'd much rather pay 2 Worilds than 1 Woodley.
I've documented in previous posts how this mistake by the Steelers is a recent issue. Entering the 2013 offseason, the top ten players accounted for a staggering 82% of their salary cap (worst? or 3rd worst in the NFL). Entering the 2010 offseason, the top ten players accounted for only 51% of their cap. The 2010 team was a SB caliber team at the end of the road, while the 2013 team is 5-8 thus far. I don't have the data, but I'd be willing to bet the top ten players in 2005 accounted for less than 50% of the cap. That's the traditional approach used by the Steelers in the past, when they were building great teams that eventually went on to win Super Bowls.
I'm with ya. Worilds flashed talent in his tenure with steelers he just needed to remain healthy and have it mentally click.
From what i've seen of Worilds is that he also works hard and is quite humble, its a shame cause those are the qualities this team needs and now we are gonna watch another one walk off in the sunset.
I was dreading the Jarvis Jones pick leading up to the draft becuase i always thought Worilds could be the future and that pick could of been used on a stud WR or tackle. Or if i would of had my way – trading down to stock pile some more picks cause they're are a lot of holes on defense.
I pray Jones works out although i'm a lil worried about his development.
Or like Willie Williams and Chad Brown, after they leave for more money, get used up by the other team, they come back because "they always loved the Steelers and are in their heart Steelers".
Agreed. Not every player is willing to bet on themselves when they have yet to see life changing money. Worilds may have taken $3-4M per year over 3 or 4 seasons with say $5M guaranteed. Would that have been risky for the Steelers? Somewhat, but I'd much rather take that level of risk compared to tying up upwards of 10% of your cap for multiple years on a single player. Those types of risks are not worth taking, except at the QB position. The 49ers have a very well balanced roster from a salary cap perspective and they just signed a CB for about $4M year, even though the CB has never started a game for them.
It's depressing enough to be 5-8, but to think of losing another talented defender (lost CB Lewis this past offseason) is even more depressing. Why are we going to lose Worilds? B/c we are stuck w/ Woodley. It's one thing to lost guys when your roster is stacked and your team is winning, but another thing when neither of those two things are true, and you still lose them..
As an aside, compensatory selections are not based on players original draft position, but on compensation from new team, playing time on new team, stats on new team, etc. And also on sum total & quality of FA's Lost vs FA's Gained.
I agree. There is some risk paying players more when they've yet to produce too much. But, that risk is small compared to the risks and costs associated with gigantic contracts for single players.
what would you rather have? a OLB on the rise that might play out as well as we hoped. Or Ike, Troy, Brett, Foote, and Clark out there sniffin flowers?
Good for Woriilds that he was finally able to stay healthy in his "contract" year…
It's really funny reading these comments. Most of the people lamenting an unsigned Jason Worilds would have been the first to line up and excoriate the front office for signing an unproven LB with a heavy injury history. Please get real. The Steelers, like it or not do not sign talent when it doesn't show up until the contract season. It just doesn't happen. Last year was Worilds' opportunity to prove what he can do. He was gone before this season even started no matter what he did.
Another thing that makes me chuckle is everyone talking about Keenan Lewis like the team ever had a chance to sign him. The man wanted to play for the Saints (his hometown team). The Steelers would have had to offer him much more than the Saints did to get him to stay.
If they would have signed him to 3-4 mil a year given his "production" in his first 3 years, Colbert would have been hung by his cahonies…… this guy was never on the field so why would they pay him a second contract? They gambled and will probably lose, it happens.
Never got this "it takes years to learn this defense"… really? For the love of god it's football not brain surgery. There are a lot of defenses out there that are based on LeBeau's scheme, why are other players able to play right away? It's BS, if they aren't "smart" enough to learn it then don't draft them……
As much as I love Ike Taylor and Troy Polamalu, I'd be fine with cutting them to keep Worilds.
I've been saying for years that they need to hedge their bets by extending rookies a year before their contracts are up. I don't know what the new CBA rules are with regard to that, but unless someone is an obvious bust or is at a position that is loaded and he'll never see the field during his career there, you've already made an investment in them with respect to time. It's just good business. You'll win some and lose some but at least you won't overpay anyone for one or two good seasons (see: Lamar Woodley).
Dave, sorry u are very knowledgable, but that was a stupid comment … he could have been easily had for a couple million/year if locked up a season or two ago as he showed at least some promise with limited playing time and YESSSS he would have taken the deal as he was looking at likely no takers after playing behind jones this year and no stats … luckily for him jones hasnt played well and woodley has been hurt
bottom line is, steelers have not done a good job at hedging their bets on which players they should bet the future on … waiting til they mature is turning out a losing proposition … Allen should have been locked up … just like heyward now and any others they see the slightest potential … its a simple numbers game !
That's really easy to say now but look at Ziggy Hood. He's had flashes but if Colbert signed him to a multi-year deal everyone would be calling for his head. It goes both ways. And just remember, one season does not a great player make. Anybody remember Victor Butler? Great year last year. This year, ACL tear, who knows how he will be after that. Remember Connor Barwin? One of the most sought after pass rushers last year? What has he done this year? Do I wish we had another year of Worilds? Sure! Who wouldn't? Do I want them to give him a 5 million dollar a year deal. Nope. If Worilds leaves us and becomes a big time OLB somewhere I will be happy to admit I'm wrong and eat my words. But I highly doubt it. You want Worilds ceiling? This is it. And this is the longest he's been healthy in a while. We hope that Jarvis turns the corner at least a bit next year and draft another kid in rounds 3-4 somewhere.
Correct me if I'm wrong but Potsie was an OLB in a 4-3 which more of an ILB fit in the 3-4 right? I could be wrong because the Jets have changed schemes a few times. Timmons although drafted as "OLB" was a more natural fit at ILB. I don't think we can assume that kicking JJ inside will automatically make him as good as Timmons. Though I will admit he's done better when rushing inside. If the Steelers keep Worilds I'll eat my hat. I believe he's as good as gone.
Ben was still on a rookie contract in 2005. That makes a monstrous difference
You are proving my point …. like i said its a numbers game … clear and simple … better to gamble with the players u like early and pay a few million dollars a year ..and even if they dont pan out it it is more successful than waiting till they mature and pay top price and more often u lose than u win … this is straight moneyball numbers .. i really believe the GMs are behind the power curve here and not figuring it out … basic math … i agree with u .. this is Worilds top output and he would have been worth it at 2-3 million dollars a year signed 2 yrs ago .. even if he turned out to be a back up or swing … ur getting good value … and if he stars u hit a homerun … yet now he is going to get at least 6 million/yr so u could bet on 3 players for every one and u win … personally i wouldnt take him for anything more than 3-4 million now … just not good value … him at 2.5 million a year ago was good value … just like allen a year ago showed enough potential to sign and get for 2-3 million …. now what wtf are they waiting for … they have no upside at all in waiting … GM stupidity at its finest …
You say Ziggy Hood , i disagree with u he could have been had cheap last year and i think he is worth a decent price … why not keep him cheap, they wouldnt have had to overpay him so ur example doesnt really hold water ..
So much for building through the draft. the Steelers groom high draft picks and let them go when they get the hang of it. and they don't pursue Any decent free agents,
guess it doesn't matter if they have a good coach or not.
Then we need to cut or redo any contract we have to keep worilds.. its not one veteran player beside ben and antonio and heyward that is more important to us then worilds right now.. I would cut troy ike and clark to keep Worilds.. Yeah i said it.. now what.. LOL
Not at all. The process is the Steelers filter for players only out for a pay day. No contract if you can't prove yourself BEFORE your contract season. It's actually worked out very well for them. Why break the bank for Worilds who gave the team none of his heart, none of his blood, sweat and tears? There is another OLB (or DE) in this years draft. Let some other team break the bank for a player who doesn't show anything until a contract year.
What fresh cap hell is this? I knew they were going down the wrong road years ago. In the old days, star LB's would leave and the next man up was even better often. When they started trying to keep them, I figured it would lead to trouble. But never EVER did I think it would get this bad. I mean if it takes all that just to sign him, then how the hell are they supposed to get or keep anyone else?
If it's that bad a situation, then perhaps just keep Ben, and get rid of all the other vets. Seriously! All of the high priced talent out the door. Take the big laxative and flush them. The alternative is years of mediocrity. Hell, even the Browns have a good defense, a decent O line, some talent at skill positions, lots of draft picks and are only in need of a great QB to start really competing. I've been a Steelers fan since I was a little kid and always will be, but when I start envying the Browns' future I know we're in trouble. The Steelers that is.
Worilds has not suddenly blossomed…he wants paid. He was drafted to replace an aging and often hurt James Harrison and he failed to get reps because Harrison was consistently better even though he was old and hurt.
He was beat out just this year for the starting spot in training camp by a rookie for crying out loud, yet everyone is screaming for the Steelers FO to pay him.
I don't get it.
If you want to keep Worilds and are following him on Twitter, you are absolutely not heeding his advice to vote him to the Pro Bowl. Thank you in advance.
I'm not sure of the jets scheme at the time it could have been a 4-3 but Farrior was the 8th overall draft pick of the 1997 draft. Jets had high hopes on him but let him go after his rookie contract. I know it's probably a reach but the Steelers D needs quality OLB's and right now Worilds is on fire. if they can find a way to keep him and move JJ inside it's worth a try JJ looks like he's just gonna get pushed around as an OLB but as an ILB he has made some plays especially rushing the passer.
Goodbye Worilds. Remember, he has only shown for a few weeks. What happens when teams get more tape on him and counter what he does?
I have to agree. That's the job of the scouts, coaches and GMs. It's basically an extension to how organizations play the draft. The FO needs to play this business like the game of chess, too. If they're not planning their moves in advance, the advantage then goes to the player and they now control the bargaining chip. Bad way to play the game if you ask me. You are giving up your power and passing the baton of power over to the players agent.
And though Lukes comments are valid, he must acknowledge the fact that there is an equally shared risk when drafting a player and/or signing an extension contract.
Exactly…. very well said.
We have to rebuild with the thinking that the the playoff will be possible in 2-3 years other wise we will spin our wheels forever. Like i have said in previous posts the stars of the future are not on the roster yet. The salary of this team needs to be fix we are still paying for the team we had 3 years ago.
If colbert would have extended worilds before this year all you guys wiyld be calling for his head.Everyone was saying he was a bust, and his obly sack came from running around a tackle.I personally thought he was highly injury prone.He imo has been more productive in short time than woodley ever ever has on left side.Its sad just like k lewis and m wallace its young early productive players that do to different circumstances cant keep.It hurts because imo our to best players heyward and worilds started on bench
So offer him much more than the $4.5 mIllion New Orleans gave him. For goodness sakes, they're paying a 33-year-old CB who's lost a step and who is nowhere near as good $7 Million.
I just don't get this type of fan apathy as the future of the team walks away in free agency. We're paying a ton of money to vets who will be of absolutely no use to us in two years. Meanwhile Lewis and Worilds will be in the prime of their careers and likely Pro Bowlers with other teams.
Talk about the wrong way to build a football team. Kevin Colbert has it aced.
LOL. The amount of hindsight going on this thread is hilarious. So many of you are apparently fortune tellers and were able to see this month-old LOLB Worilds years ago. How are your stock portfolios coming along? And who should we lock up before they become the next Worilds? Curtis Brown? Chris Carter? Gilbert? Gilbert will be a UFA in '15 and he's really showing some promise — should offer him a "modest" multiyear extension, right?
What a great article. Well done Dave!
So the apparently the Steelers are such bad shape with respect to the cap that they may have to let loose a young and up coming player for the second year in a row. It would be one thing if the team had played well the past two years but instead they have been mediocre at best. What exactly are the Steelers paying for? I of maybe 4 or 5 players on offense and 3 or 4 players on defense I would want to not lose to FA.
Lewis is really lighting up the secondary in NO with his 39 tackles and 3 interceptions this year. If we only had paid him big money the Steelers would be in the Superbowl! Give me a break. We are getting better value out of William Gay right now.
It was definitely a 4-3.
Thanks I wasn't sure about the scheme. We gotta find a way to keep this LB core intact. The only plays i've seen JJ make is mostly at the ILB. If Worilds walks then there is ZERO depth behind Jones. Carter=Nothing Sylvester= Career ST's and no one else sees the field. We would be wasting a draft pick on another LB when we could use big time help in the secondary and D Line.
Agreed, he needs to be offered a deal before next regular season because he will be the starter next year and if he breaks out we'll lose him like we did Lewis
After seeing the drop off in secondary play after Lewis left, I say the Steelers need to do whatever they have to do to make sure Worilds stays.Even if that means letting go of some high priced vets, do it.
What he does is tackle well and in today's NFL that will get you a big payday.
This is the residue from all of those contracts paid to aging stars players that got the 5th & 6th titles after a long draught…still some fallout remaining…on the plus side I will say as painful as it is now, it was worth the ride, and I'm glad A Smith, Hampton, Ward, Keisel, Troy, Ike, et al got paid going out, because the era before them really didn't.
I'm happy for Worilds…he bid his time, I would like to see him make the big $ here, but it's doubtful unless they really dig deep. Jarvis Jones is going have to grow fast…imo this has been a disappointing year for him, but he's learning.
Steelers have spent a lot of future money to keep key players…and now that these guys are not superstars, Steelers have zero depth as a result of these big contracts and it's hurting them. might be time to cut most of these guys and pay no bonuses in 2014. Reset the dead money to zero rather than pushing it out…and then select Jameis Winston with the first pick in the 2015 draft:(
Cant blame Colbert for Worldis and Woodley situations. Who could have thought Woodley would have one mini hot streak and nothing else in the last 3 years.And who would have thought Worldis would go on such a tear even if many knew he was better on the left side.
But dead money Is overrated, Suck it up and cut Woodley. So what if you have more cap problems next year. Your cap situation inh 2015 is much better. I have said it before. The cap problems are self imposed as Colbert made a bunch of unwise decisions in extending players in recent years(Farrior, not renegotiating with Troy, not trying to trade Ike and retain K LEwis, and a bunch of other mistakes).
He would be too expensive to franchise and too risky considering his injury situation. Let's hope other teams are scared off by his injury history and limited success in other positions and Steelers get him for 5M a year. If they do, suck it up and cut Woodley , Ike and get Troy to take 2M or cut hinm too.
Signing bonus is preferable as it gets prorated.
Dead money is overrated when you're winning, but not so much when you're not making the playoffs…but, sometimes you have admit you made a mistake and cut your losses…I agree cut Woodley…not b/c he can't play, but financially he doesn't make sense for this team.
If you had watched the New Orleans' games you would know that they are not throwing to Lewis's side that much, as he tends to blanket receivers. You can have your 33-year-old Ike Taylor and William Gay as well for that matter (although he has played better than Taylor in recent games). I'll take Lewis in a heartbeat.
Keeping good young players on their second contract is critical to a team's long-term success. As for Jason Worilds having a "heavy injury history" I have no idea what you're talking about. He's in Year 4 and other than his wrist injury at the start of last season, I don't know of any other significant injuries he's suffered. This "heavily injured guy' has been available for all 13 games this year.
I tend to agree that no one had great expectations for Worilds in 2013. He showed some promise from the left side prior to this year, but not enough to warrant a major extension after last season.
The Steelers should at least make some effort to keep him however (i.e. make an offer). Don't let him just walk away without contemplating whether some of the older, big-salaried players are worth retaining – as those players won't do the team any good two years from now.
By end of next season, they will need to pay Kaepernick. There goes their cap.
Thank you!!!! Its about time someone make sense! One of the best motivation is $$$! Look, good for Worilds! However, God forbids Colbert overpays for Worilds and he go back to his old ways (injuries or lack of production), this board would DESTROY him like Woodley!
Speaking of Woodley, if he gets another injury season next year, he's Gone!
Worilds is gone, period. Not because they can't afford him, but cause he's always hurt!
Another fan that gets it! And, all of a sudden, Keenan Lewis is a stud that Pittsburgh let go? Lewis did the same thing last season and cashed in! Currently at NO, he mostly covers the other teams 2nd best WR and a defense that is ranked 3rd in Sacks. Bottom line, Lewis is average at best but good for him for cashing in.
I love how every fan on this site claims they knew Worilds was gonna break out and would have signed him. Pure and simple he was an unproven guy that we all HOPED would have a good season IF it would help us WIN. Now we are a LOSING team and everyone is pissed he did a good job and now he is gonna be hard to retain. If the FO signed him to a deal and he didn't pan out and Jarvis did then everyone would be bad talking the FO for signing him.
I agree about Lewis, Ike still showed last year he can handle the top WRs in the league. Cortez showed a knack for creating turnovers and they signed Will Gay to a cheap deal. There was no need for Lewis who keep in mind had no INTs last year. They had no way of knowing Ike would lose a couple steps this season, by watching him play and knowing how hard he works I'm surprised about Ike too.
Sure, the team benefitted from Ben being on his rookie deal then. I picked 2005 as a reference year that was 5 years earlier and they won their first recent SB then. To better state my point, I should say that I would bet the Steelers top ten players accounted for less than 50% of their salary cap in most, if not every year, before 2010.
Can a team still accomplish the type of salary cap balance I'm advocating while carrying a franchise QB? My answer would be yes and I think QB is the only position worth a large cap hit. But, a team is not going to be able to achieve that salary cap balance when they have several other cap hits north of $8M every year.
The Steelers might have had both Lewis and Gay for the price of Ike! That would have been awesome.
Unfortunately, the Steelers pay a very real and stiff penalty by continually pushing cap money into future years on specific contracts (through prorated signing bonuses and repetitive restructures. Of course, those tactics are necessary to temporarily "afford" bad, oversized contracts when they are first signed). Last offseason, they had to keep Ike or take a dead money hit of almost $10M. For a 33 y.o. old CB! That's bad cap management. That's likely the only reason the team made no attempt to sign Lewis. Whether Lewis might have still gone to his hometown is another matter entirely.
This year, a similar problem is playing out with Worilds and Woodley. A gigantic mountain of dead money on a player who has underwhelmed for 3 straight seasons. And now a younger, possibly better (right now) and cheaper option could be headed elsewhere.
Agree, he was hardly on the field the past 3 years… unless he was dumb enough to sign for next to nothing he was not worth a new contract before the season….. not so sure he is worth it now…. that remains to be seen
LOL can't afford two LOLB's that can't stay on the field
… and the reason we're 'stuck' with Woodley is that we've been up against the cap, and had to base his contract on a pro-rated signing bonus that makes cutting him near-impossible. I'd be interested to know just how tough it would be to cut Taylor too … I thought his mid-season restructure effectively stopped this.
I'm really not sure how much flexibility we have this off season – we've made several very expensive players essentially impossible to cut. Some cuts from the roster are pretty clear (Levi Brown), as are some expiring contracts. However, I'm worried this is another off-season where we get deeper in the mire rather than addressing the problems in the management of the salary cap.
If we need to, I'd prefer to cut a large number of players and get this sorted out to move forward healthily and in control of the cap, We're just hostages to fortune at this point …
I think unless Woodley plays like he did his first couple years, injured or not he's gone in 2015.
It sure won't help their cap, but it does not doom them to cap misery. As far as I'm concerned, QB is the only position worth a large cap hit. Cap misery comes when a handful of non-QB players eat up a vastly disproportionate amount of your cap.
Great! Another Nate Washington and Keenan Lewis..Spend all the time to get them where they need to be and then their gone…
Totally agree…we let 2 young players go to keep our senior citizens happy on this team to begin the year. Will we continue this trend or get smart? This is a young mans game.
If we do not start resigning our own draft picks we will not be a decent team for many years.
Every…lol…I think a lot of fans thought Worilds played okay when he did play as a fill in, but I know I'm surprised…good for him. Get paid.
Agreed. We have to keep the young Studs, do whatever it takes!
Kaepernick, Frank Gore, and Aldon Smith's contracts are up in 2014.
Can the Franchise Tag be placed on JW ? What are the implications of doing so?
instead of using the Ostrich head in the sand method of "we don't negotiate during the season," here's an idea…get a deal done with him now while you still have some leverage on your side, such as a potential injury in the remaining games…
Couldn't the Steelers give Worilds a high signing bonus so he get's his pay day to offset the Steelers structuring his contract so he has a low first year salary. Similar to the deal Kruger ironed out with the Browns. That way We have Worilds for the foreseeable future, after 2014 Woodley's contract is more manageable and they can try to get him to take a pay cut or release/trade him. The question is can they resign him and Hood along with some other minor signings.
With how things are going for the defense, we may not have to worry about Jones holding the point or "stopping" the run. With the Steelers playing more and more 4-3 under defense they can have Heyward play 5 tech, two gap over the LT and demanding that the tackles accounts for him, that leaves Jones either in space to get to the QB or containing the run or one on one on a TE. If Jones can get to a decent weight around 250 to 255, work on his lower body and some upper body strength, and work on his hand usage (martial arts classes would do him a lot of good). I think that would do him a lot of good, he's not going to be a power OLB, his career is going to be about being quicker than the OT and using pass rushing moves.
Signing guys like Allen or Heyward really does not help the cap right now. By the end of 2015 almost all of Keisel, Foote, Clark, Taylor, and Polamalu will be gone. And the Steelers only large contracts will likely be Roethlisberger, Timmons, and Woodley's. I'd expect Woodley to either take a pay cut or be cut, and Roethlisberger may get extended. Hopefully Worilds and Hood's contracts are more manageable. So with all those cuts it should be easier to sign Allen and Heyward, ect. Also remember they still have the 5th year option for Heyward plus a franchise tag.
Either way Jones will have to bulk up a bit to allow him to shed linemen and get to the ball carrier if he were to play inside. He plays well in space so there is that and looks comfortable in coverage. I still say the hybrid 4-3 under is the way to go. The DE takes most of the focus on the inside of the tackle and the guard and it gives Jones space to work and either contain the outside against the run or get to the QB. I'd say Jarvis compares pretty favorably to Seattle's Bruce Irvin and Chris Clemons. Irvin has a bit better of a first step and pass rushing moves, and Clemons is a bit bigger. Jones can add at lest 5-10 pounds and work on his hand usage then he could be that kind of player.
3rd. round.
Why is the salary cap so low? I mean 127 million dollars is a lot of money, but when you have a 46 man roster it's not enough.
True, but as you know the contracts can contain low base salaries initially,, those contracts are always cap friendly in the first year or two
I cannot believe that we have managed our cap this badly. Worilds was all but invisible his first four seasons, spending most of that time injured or looking out of place.
Then, we finally play him on the last year of his contract, he has a DESCENT (not "breakout" good) season, and now……we already cannot afford to keep him? WTF?
The simple fact of the matter is we did not have the cap flexibility to re-up these three young men to 3-4-5 million per year. We let the old vets stick around to long for one last run-which never happened. We are paying and will be paying for those sins for a while.
Well said and completely agree
I think your totally way off base, Dave. The Steelers could easily retain Worilds. A few cuts and paycuts on the roster. You just need to do the homework rather than looking at the overall cap number. I think it is a guarantee Woodley will be a JUne 1st cut of 2014 so the Steelers have money to sign their rookies.
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The majesty and misery of the world's cities will be at the heart of this year's International Children's Painting Competition on the Environment, sponsored by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE) and Bayer AG, a German-based chemical and health-care company. The painting competition, the 14th of its kind, has been held since 1990 and has received over 160,000 entries from children in more than 150 countries.
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Energy Dept. Delays Cost Consumers Billions In Higher Energy Bills
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Each year's delay in setting three new Department of Energy appliance efficiency standards costs consumers and businesses billions of dollars in higher energy bills, according to a major new study released today. Each year of delay increases annual energy use by 3.3 million megawatt hours of electricity and by 11 billion cubic feet of natural gas -- enough electricity to power about 330,000 typical U.S. homes and natural gas to heat about 170,000 homes.
Government Rule Cutting Wildlife Experts out of Pesticide Reviews Illegal, Says Coalition of Conservation and Fishing Groups
September 24, 2004 10:42 AM - Natural Resources Defense Council
The government's recent decision to allow the Environmental Protection Agency to determine whether a pesticide harms endangered species without consulting with federal wildlife agencies weakens protection for those species and endangers the health of farm workers and the public, according to a lawsuit filed today by a coalition of conservation and fishing groups. The lawsuit was filed today in federal district court in Seattle. "Natural Resources Defense Council"
Tracking "Montserrat" The Marine Turtle By Satellite
September 24, 2004 10:30 AM - Dr. Brendan Godley, University of Exeterin Cornwall
Ground-breaking work to investigate the migratory movements of marine turtles in the UK Overseas Territories began on the Caribbean Emerald Isle of Montserrat this week. Staff from Government of Montserrat (GoM) attached a satellite transmitter to Montserrat, a 150kg green turtle, which will enable her migratory movements to be logged from space and followed live on the internet at http://seaturtle.org/tracking/ Since leaving Montserrat's shores she has already passed through the waters of St. Kitts and Nevis but where will she stop? Attractive colour photos of the attachment and release are available. In addition a map of the route is available for publication.
Research on Ice
September 23, 2004 06:20 PM - Nadine Slimak, Mote Marine Laboratory
Mote Marine Laboratory researchers often travel the globe to far-flung places searching for answers to marine science's most pressing questions. But none of those places is as cold and remote as Barrow, Alaska, where Dr. Dana Wetzel and Dr. John Reynolds are searching for contaminants that might threaten a people's health and traditional way of life.
Wolverine Takes A Road Trip
September 23, 2004 06:11 PM - Wildlife Conservation Society
Scientists from the Bronx Zoo-based Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) may have referred to the wolverine they were tracking as simply "M304," but "Lance Armstrong" may be more descriptive as the young male embarked on a six-week journey that covered some 550 miles within three western states. The results of the study are published in the latest issue of the journal Northwest Science.
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September 23, 2004 06:07 PM - World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA)
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While remaining bearish based on incomplete sector and macro fundamentals and technicals, I only pressed the short side the other day after making this GDXJ bounce post. GDXJ was do or die and I thought it was worth a shot since, as was noted in the post "Gold stocks (as a sector) are bearish until initial resistance is cleared and then bigger picture bearish until the declining 200 day moving averages are cleared (and held)."
And that was not even including the incomplete fundamental picture.
At that point I added a short against 3x Junior Miner bull JNUG, to go with the existing short against Senior Miner 3x bull NUGT. Today I covered the NUGT short quite profitably and continue to hold short against JNUG.
Don't get me wrong, NFTRH's stance has been to leave the sector the hell alone because I am not a day trader and will not pretend to be one, potentially to other peoples' harm. I am just a risk-o-phobe trying to call the turns in the markets, short and long-term. Traders can do what they wish off of the analysis.
So the NUGT short, which was leveraged against the likes of GDX is covered right at the next support level we have been tracking since way back before the "drop dead gorgeous bull wedge" (that wasn't) was even a glint in its promoter's eye. When this thing lost the MA 50's in May it was cooked, especially after retesting the EMA 50 and failing on a bear flag at the beginning of June. GDX had better bounce here or the decline is going to wipe out those who buy promotions instead of reality.
As for the Junior ETF, it looks much worse as the breakdown continues, but support is well lower. Since my area of interest in buying the washout is in the junior and exploration space, I retained the JNUG short without as much worry about its profitability, which is good now, could get much better or could put a hurt on with the next sector hype operation. It does not matter because barring an outright crash to our most bearish levels for the sector, in which case I'd book a great profit, short positions may well be there to oversee a coming acquisition process, assuming fundamentals look like they will come in line. *
Regardless, those in cash and looking to buy the sector may finally get the chance fairly soon. However, it may come from well below the support levels shown above. Only week-to-week development of the plan will provide answers on that.
* Funda are not nearly all in line, but using the Palladium-Gold ratio as one example, something is beginning to happen on the macro and while the summer can get woogley for bulls and bears (regular stock market bulls and bears, that is), it now seems to be a matter of months before changes will be apparent.


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CARSON, CA - NOVEMBER 07: David Beckham of the Los Angeles Galaxy makes his way to the locker room after the Galaxy defeated Seattle Sounders FC in the MLS Western Conference Semifinal match second leg at The Home Depot Center on November 7, 2010 in Carson, California. The Galaxy defeated Sounders FC 2-1. (Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)
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