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Gotta go with Kingsley, considering LT has been unstable since Fisher left.
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Worthy for sure. I'm excited to see long bombs back in the play book. And Pacheco is going to feast
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I very much possibly took a stable, albeit underwhelming, bookend like him for granted. |
Suamateiawhatever has a chance to plug the LT spot for however many years Patrick plays. If he pans out, this will be the steal of the draft.
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Whatever one is a devout Catholic has my vote!
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Honestly its Wiley. I was hyped for Kelce when he was drafted. As a former tight end (make your jokes) there's just something exciting about a plus tight end prospect.
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Tbf, it's unlikely that Wiley will be the next Travis Kelce. And I say 'fair,' because a lot of people are going to expect that much from him because he's the heir apparent, and those are really tough shoes to fill. When I think about it, we've been insanely lucky to have a pair of the greatest TEs in NFL history back-to-back in our lifetimes, and the odds of drafting the next all-world TE with Wiley are just infinitesimal. But I like what little I've seen of him on tape, and even if he only turns out to be an average starting TE (better than Gray) he'll still be a great get for us, simply because this offense is geared around the TE position. |
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Yah, that's pretty much what I'm hoping for. A solid TE1 that can give the offense a little of that security blanket element. |
Worthy's the obvious answer, but I think Sua showing out as a stud LT would be amazing!
If Wiley shows some flashes early in the season we'll all be going crazy! |
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