Ryan Nassib’s career got off to a nightmarish start when he entered the game early in the fourth quarter. The rookie’s first drive featured a false start by one his offensive linemen, a sack, a delay-of-game penalty and then a bad snap (by tackle-turned-center Matt McCants) that went over Nassib’s head and was recovered by the Steelers for a touchdown. Then there was a hold on the next drive followed by another sack.
we actually drafted a decent OL with a late round pick, and then just gave him away to the Raiders? Apparently so. McCants was terrible here, but he obviously wasn't coached or developed well.
<shrugs>
And you would be wrong.
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I don't know how evaluating a backup can say anything good or bad about the team he came from.
Sometimes things don't work out, then they do elsewhere.
Sometimes things don't work out, then they do elsewhere.