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According To PFF, Taylor Moton Is Allowing The Least Amount Of Pressure Per Snap Amongst Tackles

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7 minutes ago, bobsfoodbasics said:

But he would still be on the bench if Kalil and Williams don't get hurt. fuging Ron.

 

  He would be starting at LG as originally planned. Well,, at least one would hope this is the case. Because they would never start an infer.............ahhhh.....what was my point again? 

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I mean, I get why they wanted Moton to be the swing tackle . . . but he's just too good to be a reserve. 

I don't care how much money Matt Kalil makes.  Matt can guard the water cooler.

Get Moton on the field.  Get Williams on the field.  Keep Clark as a backup at that point.  Moton goes down, Clark comes in.  Williams goes down, Moton slides over and Clark comes in.  Matt continues to guard the cooler.  Swing tackle solved.  This doesn't seem hard to me.

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Ron's still contemplating a healthy Williams back at RT and a healthy Matt Kalil Ron's comments:: "we'll have to see who gives us the best chance" This is getting into crazy realm of things being we are currently waiting for either one of our two young guns to surpass somebody who's playing like pure trash but has his starting job locked. Big ups to Moton it's a thing of beauty to see one of our draft picks preform at a high level. I believe we have our LT for the next ten years I'm fully expecting Williams to return to all pro level and ready to play by training camp.

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Pretty remarkable considering the fact that he had never started a game prior to this season and that he has flip flopped between the left and right so far. I'm curious how Clark has graded out. He doesn't seem amazing or anything, but I haven't noticed him doing anything awful either which is fantastic compared to where we were. How was it that he didn't have a job?

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