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I am praying to God's Fisher is on the board in the 2nd

MedellinHeel

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You can find poor halfs for just about anyone. 

 

The tools are there. 

 

 

No doubt.  He's got the tools, but needs some time, that's why I mentioned he could need a NFL level S&C program.  I actually I like the guy, but I'm not putting a ton of stock in him being there at 57.  He's got the best potential IMO at LT but isn't a plug-&-play

 

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No doubt.  He's got the tools, but needs some time, that's why I mentioned he could need a NFL level S&C program.  I actually I like the guy, but I'm not putting a ton of stock in him being there at 57.  He's got the best potential IMO at LT but isn't a plug-&-play

 

 

Eh, I disagree. Been plenty of player who no one expected to do anything come in and play good right away, 

 

I feel much more comfortable about Fisher passblocking for Cam than a washed up Oher. 

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Eh, I disagree. Been plenty of player who no one expected to do anything come in and play good right away, 

 

I feel much more comfortable about Fisher passblocking for Cam than a washed up Oher. 

 

 

I dunno.  The wildcats took care of that end and..it wasn't pretty.  Oher is 28...not washed up but not good by any means.  I still don't like our OTs but this class sucks IMO.  I think Crisp, Baldwin, and Gibson can add similar value as a Fisher. 

 

 

 

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