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Mr. Scot

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6 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

You mean like Greg Little and Dennis Daley?

OL drafted from the previous staff?  Sure.  A rookie has a chance of getting better plus they have already got a good look at him and must like what they see.  We KNOW Erving will play terrible when he goes in.  So you prefer a known liability vs a potential one that you might be able to develop?  

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6 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

And there is nobody else available at all better than Ricky Lee for depth? Nobody that actually played in a major NCAA conference?

Why does it matter where he went to school?  Our staff got a look at him vs NFL talent and saw potential.  I trust Campen and am not concerned about Erving being gone.  Last time I saw Erving he was either chasing a playing sacking our QB or getting tossed into our QB by some 3rd string player on another team.  

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1 minute ago, ForJimmy said:

Why does it matter where he went to school?  Our staff got a look at him vs NFL talent and saw potential.  I trust Campen and am not concerned about Erving being gone.  Last time I saw Erving he was either chasing a playing sacking our QB or getting tossed into our QB by some 3rd string player on another team.  

Irving stinks but Rick Lee is a head scratcher 

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Just now, 4Corners said:

Irving stinks but Rick Lee is a head scratcher 

He is a large raw OT that outplayed his competition.  Either Campen likes what he saw from him or they are going to replace him with another player that gets cut.  Either way they saw enough of Erving to know he was a liability and wasn't going to get any better.  With Erving you know the QB is doomed.  

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11 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Ricky Lee was our best backup OT in our preseason games he's raw as hell but talented 

I was surprised he made the initial 53 man roster but like you said, he honestly looked pretty good from what I saw in the preseason.

Regardless of whether he remains on the 53, it was the right move to cut Erving.  Bring him back as a coaching intern.

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