What a potpourri of a podcast we have for you this morning. The hilariously insightfulMike Tanier ofMike Tanier's Too Deep Zone is back on the Go Long Podcast.
Together, we make sense of this offseason’s scarce quarterback market.
Malik Willis is the crème de la crème of available quarterbacks — how good is he? (I’ll also examine in a column soon for subscribers.)
Yet again, the Pittsburgh Steelers are groveling to Aaron Rodgers. It makes zero sense. Omar Khan and Mike McCarthy do not need to do this.
And while it’s true that many teams are striving for that Sam Darnold-like middle class —one of many lessons to learn from Super Bowl LX — who’s worth $30 million per year? Finding the Next Darnold is a challenge. We also discuss the Steelers’ humiliatingNFLPA report card… and those five toilets in the facility. Five! Things naturally go off the rails from there.
Tanier records live from Indianapolis where the NFL Combine isn’t what most think.
Thank you for listening and sharing, friends.
Go Long subscribers, as always,can access everything we have to offer through what promises to be an eventful offseason.
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Miss any of our February Mailbag? Here are all three parts:
Part I: Maxx Crosby Watch, Brandon Beane, Bills WR Plan, Jets reek, trades, Will Campbell’s future
Part II: Matt LaFleur debate, “Indiana” Bears, kickers, NFL straying from its base?
Part III: Which teams nailed their HC hire?