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He was the 4th option most games except in the red zone. Don't know what to tell you. Wide open lots and ignored.
Lol he hadn't played in a year and no practice. As soon as he was up to speed he was a focal point.
As an owner my two biggest concerns are his concussion history and the return of Martavius. Having a Legitimate deep threat option will impact his targets next year.
I think people are not properly factoring in the impact of a healthy Coates. He fell off the face of the earth because of injury, that is all. Before he went down he had some really impressive production and his last semi-healthy game was kind of dominant. So you'll have a healthy Coates and possible return of Martavis but I'm not even sure those are biggest off-season obstacles for Green's value. In a deep TE year and the Steelers knowing the precarious nature of Green's ability to stay on the field I believe the Steelers address the position fairly early in the draft. I'm not entirely certain the Steelers will even retain him due to $5 million base salary, concussion issues and even when he was producing this season it was obvious his ankle was still and issue as he was not really running well. Safe to say the post-season is huge for him and I'm pulling for him to impress because I'd like to see him back next season. Just dying to see this entire offense together for once but not sure it's going to happen.Boone22 said:
Yeah I'm not counting on it happening either sadly. Still I'd love to see him flash this post season and I think he can. He's in a really good situation if he can get healthy we might see what he's capable of for 3-4 games even though it's unlikely he'll ever put a full season of it together.
I don't know how this will turn out, but I remember similar sentiments for Jordan Reed when he was out a couple months from a concussion as a rookie after a couple in college. Green should certainly get all the medical checks available and make an informed decision this offseason, but it isn't a death knell that he took awhile to get over one.
Glad to see that he can begin the next chapter of his life. It probably hurts him today to be separated from the game he loves, but he will look back with no regrets if he can find another purpose in life.
