We drafted Elijah Molden with that comp pick
As long as we have Tanny, Henry, and Simmons, it doesn't compare to those 2014-2015 rosters.
Another "will be good" player. And he's one of the better comp picks out there.
Wasting the last of Henry's good years. Kinda sad honestly. Ship him to Miami for whatever we can get.
As much as this team has struggled at OT, and with some proven OT’s available, we spend big money on a project that’s never panned out. Don’t get it
He played 37 snaps lmao
Remember that beggars can’t really be choosers.
Sucks to watch a couple decent guys go, but there must be a reason to try salvaging some of the limited money.
Sucks to watch a couple decent guys go, but there must be a reason to try salvaging some of the limited money.
I think he meant 2021.
was he hurt or something last year?
I mean, the Philly OL was among the best, so very possible he just lost a starting job.
From what I've seen, he's been good when he played. Was expected to be a starter before getting injured and then he was stuck behind some good players.
Not saying he's the answer...but don't know that he can be worse than what they had. Gotta rebuild the whole line at this point and you can't do that with all superstars.
Dillard was not hurt last year. He was just beat out by Mailata who is a beast.
Funny they suck so bad with QBs but I thought Purdy was out most of the year already?
it’s just Lance and Darnold which are great examples for the “tank for a lower pick to get QB” crowd.
Honestly gives me reason to believe this may be a pretty decent pickup.
Former 1st round pick but then again, so is Panda.
Maybe he wanted out?
True. But he also played well as a rookie. He missed 2020 with an injury and then Mailata took hold of the position and became a pro bowl caliber player.
I'm not saying i expect him to step in and dominate, but he could be pretty solid.
Lets see how this plays out. Hopefully this guy will be really good for us.
But initially, I’m not jumping for joy. Other than Jones, we get rid of our best lineman who didn’t break the bank, and add someone who may or may not be much of and upgrade. Either way it’s still a lateral move. We gain one, but lose another so we’re no closer than we were to fixing the Oline. Unless Dillard ends up being a major stud.
Plus we also added another hole after losing Long. But Long has always been hurt so maybe they are are really trying to get rid of all of the soft injury prone players?
But initially, I’m not jumping for joy. Other than Jones, we get rid of our best lineman who didn’t break the bank, and add someone who may or may not be much of and upgrade. Either way it’s still a lateral move. We gain one, but lose another so we’re no closer than we were to fixing the Oline. Unless Dillard ends up being a major stud.
Plus we also added another hole after losing Long. But Long has always been hurt so maybe they are are really trying to get rid of all of the soft injury prone players?
Kristen Fulton should be worried. He was name with Long as a repeat offender.
The common theme does seem to be that we are getting rid of the constant and habitual weak injury prone players.
Let’s see if they can replace them with more durable players that are also more talented!
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