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Are #70 and #68 the best rookie OG tandem in the NFL?

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I hope Kalil, Norwell, and Turner can anchor the middle. If Remmers can continue to look decent at RT, then we can focus on LT and WR on offense in the draft.

Hopefully a positive from this year with Bell playing LT is that we could be a backup for both spots next year.

Still a small sample size, but Turner and Norwell (especially since he was an UFA) has been nice to see over the second half of the season

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Nope, I think WR and Oline still needs to be focused on in the draft. Then seconday, then DLINE. But I still believe oline is the top priority. We need to spend a couple high picks on some olineman. It's nice norwell and turner are doing well but it's completely uknown if that will last and there's literally zero depth.

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Ok, bored so I did the research.

Carolina, only team starting rookie guards. Next closest is Indy, and Dallas, who average 1 year experience between the two current starters.

Carolina, average experience for tackles is 3. Youngest is Atlanta and Miami, who are averaging one year experience between the two current starters.

Carolina, average experience total is 2.8. Youngest Oline is Jacksonville with an average experience of 2.4 years, next is Indy at 2.6, Carolina third.

Oldest guard tandem is the Saints at an 8.5 average.

Oldest tackle tandem is NY Jets at 8 years average experience, Bengals average 7 for second oldest.

Oldest Oline average is the Saints at 8.2 average years experience.

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Ok, bored so I did the research.

Carolina, only team starting rookie guards. Next closest is Indy, and Dallas, who average 1 year experience between the two current starters.

Carolina, average experience for tackles is 3. Youngest is Atlanta and Miami, who are averaging one year experience between the two current starters.

Carolina, average experience total is 2.8. Youngest Oline is Jacksonville with an average experience of 2.4 years, next is Indy at 2.6, Carolina third.

Oldest guard tandem is the Saints at an 8.5 average.

Oldest tackle tandem is NY Jets at 8 years average experience, Bengals average 7 for second oldest.

Oldest Oline average is the Saints at 8.2 average years experience.

 

So on top of all the Taints other problems they're gonna need an oline overhaul as well.

 

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They look good and sometimes guys just need to be put in the right place to succeed. Remmers looks to be solid out there but left tackle is a screaming need. Screaming like a toddler with a tooth ache. Screaming like a ninja bike in the red. Screaming like you just "found" that yellow jacket nest while mowing the grass. Etc etc etc...

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