Comments on: The Days Of Stefan Logan May Be Numbered

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:29:39 +0000

Regardless of what you call him, it is his first regular season in the NFL. The point being that there is tremendous upside potential…which is just icing on the cake, because he’s already good enough to be our starter.

Also you mentioned covering kicks, not exactly sure what you meant by all that as I think Logan is doing fine in that regard and showing he wants to be a team player.

By: Josh

Josh — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:03:46 +0000

Logan isnt a rookie, he was in canada playing, where the Steelers scouts found him. He also did some preseason work for the Dolphins and Giants a couple years ago. I believe he has potential because of his speed but it take all 11 guys working together to make plays. Our special team is not working together, its made up of a bunch of guys who think they are to good to be on special teams. They dont realize that its how you make a team like the steelers, its how you show the coaches that you deserve to be given other assignments and a chance doing something else. Ask James Harrison or Hines Ward if they liked covering kicks, but its how they got the coaches attention, how they stayed on the roster, and how they made it to where they are today.

By: Matt

Matt — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:07:18 +0000

I would be shocked if Logan were cut at this point and I think it would be a huge mistake.

We are ranked 8th in kick returns, last year 29th.
We are ranked 20th in punt returns, last year 31st.

This is an obvious marked improvement in our field position.

That alone is reason enough to keep Logan. Not even considering the potential upside this guy has. Wouldn’t it be sick to cut him for a guy that has some “special team skills,” only to find out another team picked him up and he is the new Joystick of the league? I mean he is a rookie. He is still learning. Despite still learning, he has drastically improved our return game. I also think Logan is one of our best players stopping returns. Nearly every play he is the first guy down there because of his speed and if he isn’t making a tackle he is assisting by forcing the returner to react to his presence. I do not think his size has become a liability at all either. Finally, Logan has the ability to play on offense as well. Of course, we are unlikely to see that this season, as he is surely still learning the offense and Wallace’s emergence, but he likely could turn into an asset in that area as well when we find this guy another niche. ie: screens, short stints, gadget plays, reverses, etc. Again, all that is icing on the cake. I think he keeps the job simply for improving our return game and his potential.

By: Mario Lopez

Mario Lopez — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:14:28 +0000

Jeff reed sees the writing on the wall & is trying to stay healthy, i agree he’s a pussy who can only beat up towl dispencers. Yes nice knowing ya logan, adios. i’m more ticked off that arians & ben are becoming way to pass happy, 40 passes to 18 rushes, & this wasn’t a blowout game, the biggest lead each team had today was 3 pts til the final 5 min when cincy took 18-12 lead, this offensive line isin’t good enough & ben takes way to many sacks to be dropping back 40 times a game…

By: ads

ads — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:41:20 +0000

he needs to get off the roster, give mike wallace a chance he had a kick and returned it 26 yards….

get rid of jeff reed as well, such a pussy could of stopped scott.