"Steelers 6-2 since trading Claypool."

There's no causation, you dumbass.

*gasps for air*

mornin boys whats going on?

*gasps for air*

mornin boys whats going on?

We need to not bother Chase, he is very busy getting the playbook down.

How many different ways can a wide receiver be asked to block?

"Steelers 6-2 since trading Claypool."

In yet another indication that this was a lopsided trade, Damar Hamlin nearly died after Claypool was traded to the Bears.

Clearly more on joining a run first offense with a QB incapable of consistently feeding WRs. Around 13 catches out of 22 targets in six games with the team. 22 in six is nothing. We don't know how true the rumors of him not knowing the playbook are. Dilfer says it's super easy to know this playbook since it's so simple. So idk if the rumors are true or of it's just that Getsy/Fields aren't supplying him with targets for some reason. So given the sample size we don't know if he sucks, is average or is good.

It's hard to believe they would give up valuable draft capital for a position they badly need and then not try to get him involved right away.

I don't know why you're trying to ignore the evidence: Fields doesn't throw the ball. That's either by design or because the line sucks or because he's not able to recognize what constitutes being open at the NFL level. This ain't a defense of Claypool as much as it is a critique of the person responsible for driving the production of all pass catchers on the team.

In the first half, Claypool played four snaps. He finished the game with 19 snaps, fourth most among the team’s wideouts.

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Clearly more on joining a run first offense with a QB incapable of consistently feeding WRs. Around 13 catches out of 22 targets in six games with the team. 22 in six is nothing. We don't know how true the rumors of him not knowing the playbook are. Dilfer says it's super easy to know this playbook since it's so simple. So idk if the rumors are true or of it's just that Getsy/Fields aren't supplying him with targets for some reason. So given the sample size we don't know if he sucks, is average or is good.

Right, and judging by Claypool's anger last week he must be open and Fields is not seeing him or not pulling trigger. That would go against the talking point that the WR's aren't getting any separation.

It could have something to do with health, it could have something to do with coaching, or as evidenced by what we see on the field, it could have something to do with his rapport with Fields. Fields kinda alluded to that after Claypool exploded last game.