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If there’s a lot of teams looking for a LT, then they’re all looking at Cam Robinson too
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Any chance the giants would trade us Andrew Thomas? Two firsts and Kingsley for Thomas?
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Doubtful, but that would be the hope for the Chiefs. |
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There are other starting caliber LTs in free agency too. I'm sure somebody is going to sign Moore to be their starter, and he might be cheaper and a better fit for other teams with his run blocking.
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Teams that NEED a LT: New England Cleveland (I do see Dan Moore going here) Kansas City Might be looking: Miami (if Armstead retires and they aren't convinced Paul is ready) Baltimore (if they can't re-sign Stanley) Chicago (not alot of love for Braxton Jones and Amegadjie reportedly didn't do much to instill confidence either) Green Bay (Walker isn't that great so they could look to upgrade if its there) San Francisco (They need an heir to Trent Williams asap) Tennessee (Latham wasn't very convincing last season, might want to move him to RT) Dallas (Depends on how they view Guyton's progress) Teams that NEED a RT: New England New York Jets (their backups suck and Moses is a FA) Might be looking: Miami (Austin Jackson should probably move inside) Jacksonville (Anton Harrison hasn't looked great) Las Vegas (they may want to move Glaze inside to OG and upgrade) New York Giants (upgrading from Eluemunor would be prudent) Arizona (might want to upgrade from Jonah Williams) Los Angeles Rams (Havenstein is old and falling off) |
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LT market isn’t very good. Just gotta hope one of these can turn into something decent in the LT spot for 2025 season: DJ Humphries, Wanya, Kingsley, and perhaps a new Draft pick.
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We're desperate. We have to make a move and it cannot be a ripple. It has to be a splash. If we can't pull it off it's hard to see us hoisting the Lombardi going against teams who do have really good T's. We may be the only top 5 team that doesn't.
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What about Mekhi Becton? He has (or at least had) the physical tools to play tackle and he's still only 26.
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Willie Roaf ain’t walking through that door.
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Nothing wrong with having your 6-8 be Kingsley, Wanya, Nourzad. Those are young guys with starter upside who if you have an injury somewhere, you’re most likely going to be able to ride it out similar to how we did when Allegretti stepped in.
That’s not nothing. Caliendo cannot be our backup guard next year. Nothing worse than seeing a big guy down and wondering if your season is toast. After they bring in the sure answer at LT, I think we’ll be ok in that regard for 2-3 years and that’s not a bad way to use draft capital. |
… and now talking it through, even though I’ve been a pro-Ronnie Stanley guy thus far, I totally understand why they’d prefer Robinson even beyond the money.
Nourzad is your backup C. Kingsley can, at minimum, be a swing guard along with Nourzad. LT depth is the problem. You need a stable floor and a guy you can depend on to be there week after week. Eye test says Wanya at LT is a player they were able to win in spite of. At RT, looked like a player they could win with, not in spite of. So really, the most important thing at LT is finding that one solid floor dude who isn’t likely to miss games. |
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