He has possibilities, but I would be surprised to see him activated at all. Down the road guy - way down the road.Steelers signed FB/RB John Kuhn from their practice squad.We've heard positive things about Kuhn, who could eventually be Pittsburgh's short-yardage runner. Don't be surprised if he's active on gameday, not Duce Staley.
I guess that settles it
Down the road guy - way down the road.
:thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Down the road guy - way down the road.
I don't see Kuhn as being "sleeper." He will play, just not a major role.More changes
It looks as if Kendall Simmons will regain his starting spot at right guard this week, but will it last.
Head coach Bill Cowher said Tuesday that the battle between Chris Kemoeatu and Simmons would be a week-to-week thing. It looks like this is Simmons' week after Kemoeatu struggled in Oakland in place of Simmons.
Could it be that simple, or is Cowher playing matchups? I guess we'll find that out next week.
Also, it looks like John Kuhn, just activated off the practice squad, will dress instead of Duce Staley this week.
The reason? Kuhn can help out on special teams. Staley can't.
Duce Staley is not expected to be active in Week 9.It appears John Kuhn, activated from the practice team just this week, has already passed Staley on Pittsburgh's depth chart.Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazettenightshift said::thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Godsbrother said:nightshift said:Down the road guy - way down the road.
Wrong. Kuhn can play special teams, Staley will not be used in that role. Which is fine by me. As long as FWP stays healthy, neither will see any significant RB playing time.However, if a situation would arise where FWP could not play, Staley would be activated & he would see more playing time over Kuhn.Don't get me wrong. I like Kuhn but he's not ready for primetime. Too soon for him.Duce Staley is not expected to be active in Week 9.It appears John Kuhn, activated from the practice team just this week, has already passed Staley on Pittsburgh's depth chart.Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazettenightshift said::thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Godsbrother said:nightshift said:Down the road guy - way down the road.
Staley seems to be trash. People said the same thing about Gado last year. Now Kuhn is a different type of back than Gado, but he could easily become the short yardage back, and that's not a bad thing for RB #3 potential.Wrong. Kuhn can play special teams, Staley will not be used in that role. Which is fine by me. As long as FWP stays healthy, neither will see any significant RB playing time.However, if a situation would arise where FWP could not play, Staley would be activated & he would see more playing time over Kuhn.Don't get me wrong. I like Kuhn but he's not ready for primetime. Too soon for him.Duce Staley is not expected to be active in Week 9.It appears John Kuhn, activated from the practice team just this week, has already passed Staley on Pittsburgh's depth chart.Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazettenightshift said::thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Godsbrother said:nightshift said:Down the road guy - way down the road.
I just laugh that every time someone gets signed or promoted from the practice squad mid season.... the inevitable sleeper thread will start! There's a reason most couldn't crack a roster in the first place!I guess that settles it
I don't think anyone is saying that Kuhn is a star type, but mid-season practice roster players given a chance can prove to help some fantasy teams, as this is a proven fact.I just laugh that every time someone gets signed or promoted from the practice squad mid season.... the inevitable sleeper thread will start! There's a reason most couldn't crack a roster in the first place!I guess that settles it
If the o-line keeps performing like they have in recent weeks, I don't see Kuhn or anyone else being an effective short yardage back for the Steelers.Staley seems to be trash. People said the same thing about Gado last year. Now Kuhn is a different type of back than Gado, but he could easily become the short yardage back, and that's not a bad thing for RB #3 potential.Wrong. Kuhn can play special teams, Staley will not be used in that role. Which is fine by me. As long as FWP stays healthy, neither will see any significant RB playing time.However, if a situation would arise where FWP could not play, Staley would be activated & he would see more playing time over Kuhn.Don't get me wrong. I like Kuhn but he's not ready for primetime. Too soon for him.Duce Staley is not expected to be active in Week 9.It appears John Kuhn, activated from the practice team just this week, has already passed Staley on Pittsburgh's depth chart.Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazettenightshift said::thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Godsbrother said:nightshift said:Down the road guy - way down the road.
Uh... Davenport?nightshift said::thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Godsbrother said:nightshift said:Down the road guy - way down the road.
KRIEDER,FB.I see the guy being used primarily as a blocker for Big Ben and a hole opener for FWP. The offensive line hasn't been the same this year and they need to get Ben a fraction longer and help Willie break out of the backfield.
The Steelers are in a deep hole right now, S.B. slump whatever you call it...and they need to do something quick. While they are still the defending Champs...it is looking to be a very disappointing year for them.
And if you think Kuhn is a FF Sleeper, then you may be concussed also....get a helmet.
Davenport sucks.Uh... Davenport?nightshift said::thankyou:If FWP could not go, I can say with certainty Duce would be heavily in the mix, way before Kuhn.Godsbrother said:nightshift said:Down the road guy - way down the road.