jayboogieman

RAS scores and

I get that, but my biggest concern is the lack of a center.

@Icege is doing all the good work

I don't recall seeing any of them being mentioned in relation to the team other than speculation by the local media since the team didn't draft one. That said, the team did claim they went after guys that signed elsewhere.

Not taking a center in a pretty good draft for centers will end up biting them in the butt. Center was, and still is, a need. There's a reason Corbett never played center and that's because he's not good at the job.

They didn't know something the fans didn't know. They just bet that Corbett could handle the job because former coaches said "he was born to be a center" or some such and he was the emergency backup center his first couple years in the NFL. They gambled and it's not paying off.

Yep. The Oline will still be a problem this year.

Who knew that having actual centers on the roster was important?

Not surprised about the line even with the upgrades. They don't have a center. I wonder how much pressure is coming straight up the gut. Over

Has Shaq even practiced yet?

For most fans, just having a few winning seasons with him will be enough.

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The plan is RAS scores.

Isn't that why they're taught to throw to spots?

I had forgotten about that movie. It could be argued that movie proves both sides of the argument. I'm not sure if they really have a long term view. They shelved the Kang stuff quickly after the actor got in trouble. But all they had to do was recast the role. Had to look up that he's been cast in a marvel movie after your post. He doesn't fit the Mr Fantastic role to me. Age and he doesn't seem tall/skinny enough. But since there's never been a good live action Fantastic Four movie, I'm not holding my breath his will be any different.

I get that, but I hate the whole multiverse nonsense. And I always have. It was always just an excuse for the comics to have multiple versions of the same characters running at the same time to make more money. The multiverse makes even less sense for the films since they're not making different movies of different versions of the same characters. Disney Marvel is just using the multiverse to bring back popular actors. Plus, it means death and heroic sacrifice means nothing because they can just bring them back as a "different" version. What's even worse is that Disney wanted to move away from the original avengers cast because they wanted to move onto a younger, more diverse, and most importantly cheaper bunch of actors. But since the last phase mostly disappointed, it's time to see if bringing back a popular actor and his character can re-spark the magic.