Someone should tell the Chargers they need to move Rashawn Slater to guard. That's where talent evaluators had Slater projected to.
This may be one of the most hypocritical posts I’ve ever read. “You have an insatiable need to be right”. Hello mr kettle.
and just like that, you’ve changed the definition of “franchise” whatever in back to back responses to me.
You just proved my point why the term should t be used, because it gets thrown around easily and clearly has subjective definitions.
as you posted 2 links to the definition stating “the team’s best player (notice a lack of plurality) in which a franchise builds the team around”
you’re saying the titans built around Lewan? Or that he was the team’s best player at any point?
You don’t see that “franchise tag” doesn’t have to refer to what you’re describing as a franchise player? It could very week just mean the tag placed on a player by a franchise, synonymous with team tag.
if you’d like to redefine in your own words, please do, maybe just give the part where it’s a player who occupies the position for “years” to come. How many? Is a 3 year positional player a franchise player? Corey Davis played WR in Nashville for 3 years, was he a franchise WR?
Even better, was Mariota a franchise QB? Does the talent level of the player change whether a player is franchise or not?
see subjective.
Yeah, make it make sense.
A LT needs long arms for pass pro to create more separation on the punch. Short arms means he probably isn't good at pass pro. So we should have drafted a guy with long arms who would be better at pass blocking. Last year the top pass blocking grade in college was ...<checks notes>
Peter Skoronski
Who when he joins the Titans instantly forgets how to pass block because of his short arms?
Make. It. Make. Sense.
would be helpful without a doubt.... Dyson mentioned the fact that vrable dont play starters in preseason games as a bigly reason OL blows donkey anus
I paraphrased dysons comments
apparently the scouts are so damn stupid they actually thought the All American LT was a LT... dumb-ass scouts
and stubbornly refuse to give him a well deserved chance cause they are askerd to be shown as the stupid clowntards the toothpaste led OL coaches are
Dillard and Duncan must've had a competition going on against Houston to see who could have the worst game. Duncan came out on top. I'm a firm believer it's not only the personnel, it's the coaching or lack thereof as well.
Of all the LT's we've drafted and acquired in the past few years, these are the best we have according to the coaching staff. A guy who was cut by the team that drafted him, and a 6th round rookie. Both of whom are playing like warmed over garbage. That is crazy.
To be fair, they did have Skoronski rotating between G and T in training camp. So they have seen him at LT up close. What bothers me is not giving him a chance NOW. With how bad our LT have been playing. Leave Rupcich at RG, move Brunskill to LG and try Skoronski at LT. Literally nothing to lose at this point.
Exactly.
I mean Skronks scouting report is almost copy/paste what Slater's was.
Yeah but Slaters arms are 33”, Skoronskis are 32.25. That 0.75 inches determines his entire future. Haven’t you seen Gattaca!
Worth a look for depth? Or not any better than what we have at this point?
OT La’el Collins is traveling to Dallas to work out for the Cowboys, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported
OT La’el Collins is traveling to Dallas to work out for the Cowboys, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported
Meh, he’ll be 31 when the season starts and he’s played in just 27 out of the last 68 games due to multiple injuries and suspensions.
And he's probably STILL better than ANDREW Dillard... (as the last tv broadcast called him at least 3 times)
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