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Not a raw project who will likely miss all of the offseason program/OTA’s while recovering from a major knee injury. |
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Trading McDuffie would hurt but if it helped in getting you Josh Simmons you have to consider it. Use pick 31 and pick 20 something from mcduffie and move into the top 12 for Simmons. Use second round pick on a cb and third round running back.
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Heck, you take a failed first-round OT and make him a guard and exhibit the patience of developing a rugby player into a monster OT. Quick-fixes are great, but roster building is, obviously, much more than that. |
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No idea how long they thought they might keep him. He wasn’t a great fit and BV did make offers to him. |
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Drafting a LT does not fix these issues and is not the solution.
The solution IF we're going to draft one is to have a vet that can be a plug and play day 1 starter that will keep Pat upright 99% of the time. |
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But I get it. We’d have to trade 64 or 66 to move that high which is tough bc a really good player would be missed out on. A guy like Kaleb Johnson will probably be there for one of those picks and a player like that really helps us build the entire roster. It would hurt trading that valuable resource but LT has killed us so much. Man I wish Kingsley looked like even an average LT this year. |
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