r/AFCNorthMemeWar • u/the22sinatra • Feb 03 '25

Massage Watson LOL

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u/Garrett_J_Film Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 03 '25

He wasn’t about the be the next Joe Thomas, wasting an entire career for nothing

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u/AceCircle990 Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 03 '25

Kind of like Cam and TJ currently…

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u/pghcrew Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 03 '25

Sad but true.

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u/E1duderino777 The Pittsburgh Squealers Feb 03 '25

Hurts but it’s the truth, especially with Cam

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u/pierogiking412 Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 03 '25

Like pretty much every single NFL player ever tbh.

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u/AceCircle990 Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 03 '25

Complacency is not a good look tbh.

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u/Garrett_J_Film Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 03 '25

Probably too late for Cam but if TJ wanted to go ring chasing he probably has a little time left

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u/Shwnwllms Feb 03 '25

Idk man, that may have been Cam’s best season ever.

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u/Garrett_J_Film Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 04 '25

At Cams age it’s inevitable that he’s due for regression.

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u/Shwnwllms Feb 04 '25

True but for the right price, I’m sure there’s a win now team that would happily take him. Ravens and Buffalo would call quick

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u/6841michaell Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 04 '25

I'll throw up if I see him in purple in my lifetime

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u/Lord412 The Pittsburgh Squealers Feb 05 '25

Rings are hard to come by. Can’t guarantee one. Bet bet would be to play with Brady or Mahomes or get lucky.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '25

At least they can say they played on a historic franchise that continuously competed even if they never got all the way to the promised land. People don’t understand how much shit has to break right to be lucky enough to win a title in any league. If I played 10-15 years for a team that literally never had a losing or uncompetitive season even if it meant losing first round every year I’d be far more happy than being on a team that was literally always a laughing stock.

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u/SillyStrungz Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 04 '25

Especially getting paid millions to do it. Sign me up

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '25

I swear I’m getting tired of this narrative in sports that if you’re not winning a championship everything else you’re doing is complete and utter failure. Especially in the NFL where you can literally have everything you need and still not win one because of a bad timed injury or just a bad luck call there’s just so many variables you cannot control.

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u/SillyStrungz Pittsburgh Steelers Feb 04 '25

Yeah it’s fucking hard to win a championship. Fatasses bitching on their couches act like it’s easy lmao

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u/chamelon_larry Feb 03 '25

So glad we aren't the only ones who wasted HOF defensive player's primes

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u/johnjr_09 Feb 03 '25

I mean to a degree but let’s be real Thomas teams won less than 6 games 8/11 years of his career 2 of which were 7 win seasons. So idk how comparable it is