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Well I guess Gman feels like the oline is fine.

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He seems to have complete confidence in where it's at, save guard maybe. Maybe Bell and Chandler as our tackles?

 

 

Well... he's the paid man so, maybe he knows best. We'll see. I have a lot of doubts for sure about it all, but I'm willing to let the season play out some before making my mind up on the deal. It could work I suppose.

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Still some more time to craft our roster AND Wharton COULD come back...

 

If he did that would help but a snapshot of right now where we stand is pretty comical compared to how the rest of the NFCS did in both FA/Draft.

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On paper, our OTs are pure dog poo. Thankfully, games aren't played on paper. I hope some of these guys not named Bell are a lot better than we think or we plan on adding veteran stop gaps. My question is if those guys were better than Bell, then why was he playing? At the least you would've thought someone else would've been given a chance to slow down Mario Williams last year. He probably could've had a couple more sacks that day if he wasn't bent over laughing at Bell's efforts.

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Wharton could come back, but he'd likely be the RG or a backup. Amini is the starter at LG, Kalil is the starter at center. Bell and Chandler will be the OT, with Williams having an outside shot at RT. Turner Is likely the RG, he he doesn't come along fast enough then Williams will get the nod.

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On paper, our OTs are pure dog poo. Thankfully, games aren't played on paper. I hope some of these guys not named Bell are a lot better than we think or we plan on adding veteran stop gaps. My question is if those guys were better than Bell, then why was he playing? At the least you would've thought someone else would've been given a chance to slow down Mario Williams last year. He probably could've had a couple more sacks that day if he wasn't bent over laughing at Bell's efforts.

Yea what can you say until it all plays out.......I agree it seems we have ignored our biggest need

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Center and 4 guards

 

 

 

Yea I know we do not have the "game Plan" but on the surface it appears we are really lacking talent at OT.

 

I am really surprised at the way this draft played out as an outsider looking in.

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