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Wharton or Moore?


Mr. Scot

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So if you're Gettleman, do you listen to what the players want or overrule them?

 

I'm not certain the players would push hard for a guy they know is coming off an injury over a guy who would obviously help the team more, even if they did play with him a couple years ago.  Players seem to be able to separate friendship from a desire to win (meaning $$$) pretty well.

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Actually, I saw multiple reports that initially had him playing LG. The only reason I think he is at RG is because that gives him the best opportunity to be a starter.

 

he was a RG at valdosta for his last two years there, playing RT before that, and he's been lining up at RG rotating in with hangartner.

 

not sure where those reports have been saying that he was on the left side because that is pretty much how he is viewed by all i've seen. i can't remember anything being said about any intentions of him going to the left side. they drafted him with the intention of him taking over that spot. he never had a chance to supplant silatolu for the gig and i don't think he was drafted as competition there.

 

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he was a RG at valdosta for his last two years there, playing RT before that, and he's been lining up at RG rotating in with hangartner.

 

not sure where those reports have been saying that he was on the left side because that is pretty much how he is viewed by all i've seen. i can't remember anything being said about any intentions of him going to the left side. they drafted him with the intention of him taking over that spot. he never had a chance to supplant silatolu for the gig and i don't think he was drafted as competition there.

 

 

There were a few articles that mentioned that he might compete with Silatolu early in the offseason but with Silatolu stepping up, that obviously isn't an option.

 

Regardless, you get the point.

 

Adding Brandon Moore gives us a lot more options because it allows us to bump Hangarter to his proper place, the backup position.

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II'm gonna trust the guy that likes hog mollies more than any fan including mr scot, make the decision.

If it was me making the decision. Knowing that we got to continue to build thus team in the following seasons, and the fact we have young, talented guys to groom. ...I'd pick wharton, as he is talented, and gives us quality at any position we may, or may not be forced to put him in.

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