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We need a right guard

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Either through the draft or free agency. Bernadeau blows. I don't want Schwartz as my long term answer. Who knows about Duke Robinson.

We need a right guard.

Just had to get that off my chest. Now I'm going to go poop.

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You need to remember that Schwartz was at RT for OTAs, training camp, and half of the season. He was learning at RG, and made some huge steps--he was a major reason the line started playing better.

Is he the answer? I dunno. But i agree with Rock--we should draft a project LT to develop behind Gross and we should draft a backup center who can compete at RG. The reason for the center? We cannot franchise Kalil and he will be hard to re-sign.

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I am optimistic that a healthy OLIne is gonna be vastly improved. That said i would love to draft a upgrade at Guard period. Left or Right. With the other needs we have

DTx2, young number 1 WR, and cornerback and the limited draft resources i can not justify drafting one or even using FA money to get a replacement for Schwartz. ALSO who does know about Ol Uncle Smoky's nephew. Hopefully Duke can bring it all together. I know he was highly thought of predraft. I mean have you not noticed how Foxes distrust of rookies has buried talent elsewhere.

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