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Patriots were notorious for a big splash offseason followed by a do nothing offseason. Really good strategy once we’ve moved on from our current core guys. |
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I take a lot of stock in what the schwartzes say. And they insist up and down that heck is a great coach and that wanya and jawaan just aren’t very good. So I kind of give heck a pass because I don’t know that he’s had much OT talent to work with
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No way does a coach last with him this long in that spot if they aren't good. Easier explanation is it is hard to find good tackles. You have to keep drafting guys. |
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He's going to get some bump every few years. That's how this works. Florio isn't going to bully him into it. And he's never going to push the envelope such that he's getting paid what he's worth. That's his paycut. No idea how this isn't eminently obvious. |
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Things that make you go hhmmm for $1000. |
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They’ll trade for a LT I’d imagine |
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Mahomes specifically said in an interview he was comfortable with the team friendliness of his salary but specifically said he regretted that his contract was holding up deals for other QBs. |
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This thread needs moar dlphag.
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Lions built their O Line with picks #6, #16, #20. Yeah.
Ronnie Stanley... #6 overall pick. It is extremely rare to draft a quality offensive tackle outside the Top 20. If you did, it was by pure luck. Chiefs are not afforded this luxury because they draft at the bottom every year. This has been argued for the longest time. Teams are not willing to trade down with the Chiefs and in those rare instances when they do, the top tackles are already gone. So, Burt has no other option but to draft them in the second round or bring in temporary replacement vets. There is no other way to do it. |
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