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Chris Scott out..........Chandler to make first NFL start

nctarheel0619

By nctarheel0619,
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TheRumGone

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Oh we mayne.

Gettlemen logic FTW! Fua will eventually be the answer to our OL problems.....bc Stone Cold Gettlemen said so!

 

what do we have 4 guards on IR?  can't sign anybody now.

 

not making excuses he should have signed a vet before the season but we've had a bit of bad luck in that department as well.

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Bc has been on the shelf. He isn't ready for a full NFL game. Do that and he or someone else likely gets hurt.

Who is our backup LT and RT?

May have to plug in Folkerts....but things shouldn't get that bad....if it does Folkerts did fine last week vs Atlanta.

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Chandler is Physical enough to handle the 49rs D-line....( they don't have size as before) He has good footwork to pick up blitz due to his playing time at LT and he know the all the moves of DT  being a former DT himself. Ron Rivera says that he plays physical and pairing him with Bell on the right side of the OL should be a strength in the run game.

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I know it's slightly different with Piggy come'n back and not 'conditioned'.... but if he started, wouldn't that be the line we had in 2011 that was ranked 9th overall?

 

Here's hope'n Chandler can make things happen (or not, depending on how you look at it)

 

I'm with whoever it was that said they are worried more about Bell then Chandler tho.

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