No pun intended I’m sure.
So Holz said today that they think Saadiq Charles is a starting caliber guard and they brought him in because he fits what they want to do. So, now I’m thinking:
LT: Draft
LG: Skoronski
C: Cushenberry
RG: Saadiq
RT: NPF or Duncan or Brunskill
LT: Draft
LG: Skoronski
C: Cushenberry
RG: Saadiq
RT: NPF or Duncan or Brunskill
Brunskill cannot play RT.
The Charles thing is an E-Stop switch incase SK or Brun get hurt.
Brunskill is the starting RG until/if he gets hurt.
Yep, this all but confirms that Tannehill isn’t coming back.
Brunskill played primarily RT in 2019 and had a pass block grade of 80.9.
By comparison NPF at RT had a pass block grade of 27.8.
Brunskill could absolutely beat out NPF for the RT spot if they like Charles at RG.
UDFA rookie last year, played 7 games, 11% of the offensive snaps.
Doesn’t entirely say not taking a T at #7 but that’s 2 T signed in FA.
also kind of shows what a 7th is worth.
edit: correction. First year of play time, not rookie.
Came out of UTSA in 22’.
Doesn’t entirely say not taking a T at #7 but that’s 2 T signed in FA.
also kind of shows what a 7th is worth.
edit: correction. First year of play time, not rookie.
Came out of UTSA in 22’.
Watson did not have an offensive penalty in his seven games with Cleveland.
Callahan is familiar with him. Probably just a backup at most...7th rounder is basically like trading a stick of gum anyway. I'd say it has 0 to do with the draft selection.
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If that’s the one we traded, isn’t it for Mr Irrelevant?
Totally agree.
He was a tight end in college listed at 6 ft 5 270 then now 6 5 and 311 so he has beefed up. In offensive line jesus I trust! Bill wants him get him, I wonder if they want him to help rookie T they draft adjust to Callahan system
