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Crazy prediction: Donald Stephenson gets traded during the preseason.
I look at this OL depth, and I see one player that doesn't belong.
At left tackle, we have Branden Albert and Eric Fisher backing him up. At left guard, we have Jeff Allen with Geoff Schwartz playing swing guard. At center, we have Rodney Hudson and Eric Kush. Right guard, Jon Asamoah with Schwartz backing up. At right tackle, we have Eric Fisher with coach-favorite Matt Reynolds on board. I think Donald Stephenson is the odd man out. That said, he has starting ability, and the Chiefs don't want to simply cut the guy. So I believe they play him a ton in the preseason, then try to swing a deal for him. Under normal circumstances, I think you could score a 4th for him, or even trick a team into getting your 3rd rounder back that you spent on him. But given that teams only trade with us when they can rape us (thanks to the Javier Arenas trade...), I don't know if we'll be able to get anything higher than a 5th. |
Likely for a fullback.
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Should not trade. In 2014 could be starting RT.
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Donald Stephonson will not be traded.
This staff s going to recognize the athletic ability and potential this kid has, and will bring him along this season to take over at one of the tackle positions next season should they not get Albert signed long term. This kid has a higher ceiling than either Albert or Fisher. |
Another option is that they don't re-sign Asamoah, and plug in Stephenson at RG, I suppose.
Pretty sure he was playing there with the 1s at one point at OTAs. |
I think Andy Reid values OL more than any other position so I highly doubt they trade Stephenson.
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yea but they are not keeping four OL backups on the 53 man
so Schwartz Stephenson Kush Reynolds 1 or 2 of them are flat out cut. I think they carry 8 max 9 OL on the 53 man |
I think it's more likely that Jon Asamoah or Jeff Allen are traded.
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I think it's more likely Reynolds is. A camp body. They guy has been cut twice an the eagles didnt even want to take him to camp.
No way he stays over Stephenson |
What the **** is Stephenson's trade value anyway?
Jesus Christ the value some of you guys put on perceived potential... |
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Someone on the OL is going to traded that's as far I am going to go.
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After the injury debacle in Philly last year, I think Reid realizes the importance of having depth on O-line, and Stephenson is a great swing tackle. I think his spot is secure
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Would be a terrible trade. Don't trade good young tackles
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Jeff Allen sucks. Why the **** would we get rid of somebody with potential like Stephenson and keep Allen around?
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There is no need to trade him, especially if Albert walks after the season. Man, some of you guys only look at the roster for the upcoming season and not long term. Getting a 4th round pick for him would be an epic failure. He is worth more than that to us, even if he's on the bench this year. If we are going to trade a lineman besides Albert, I bet is Asamoah, mainly because he has good value and nearing the end of his rookie contract.
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How is Fisher going to backup Albert and play right tackle at the same time?
If either Albert of Fisher get injured, Stephenson is a starter. |
We need Stephenson. In case a tackle goes down.
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Stephenson got some quality experience last year. You don't trade him.
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There is absolutely zero depth at center on this roster, other than Kush. |
Title delivers.
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Stephenson is your swing tackle.
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What's the point? Nobody will give up anything for him, he's a valuable swing depth tackle, and he costs nothing to keep.
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congratulations! you have now reached the end of the internet.
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Another thread by Direckdumb
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Fisher, Albert, Allen, Hudson, Asamoah, Stephenson, Schwartz and Kush are likely locks to make this roster. Reynolds is the one that is the only possible guy in jeopardy but I think we carry 9 OL. Having Stephnson, Schwartz and Kush as depth is something we just aren't use to... they aren't just bodies either but players that have potential to be good starters.
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You don't trade a guy who is 6'6 1/2", 315 lbs. with 36" arms and ran a sub-5.00 40. Stephenson is an absolute freak of nature that has excellent feet and a natural slide. As Milk said, this guy has more potential than either Albert or Fisher. Personally, I think that they lock up Albert long term and give him the money then move him into the LG position. Fisher moves over to LT and Stephenson is your RT. Reynolds is a better guard prospect than a tackle IMO, and think he'd be balls at either spot. LT: Fisher LG: Albert C: Hudson RG: Reynolds RT: Stephenson Either that or they trade Albert early in the season and go with: LT: Fisher LG: Reynolds C: Hudson RG: Schwartz RT: Stephenson Backups for either situation are Allen and Schwartz and you have a potentially dominant offensive line either way. The way I see it, Albert is looking as the odd man out at either tackle spot from a long term perspective as both Fisher and Stephenson have a better skill set for the position. |
What have the Panthers and Eagles missed with this undrafted stud Reynolds?
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I think it's pretty spot on. He's more athletic than either Fisher or Albert, already has better feet than Albert and is absolutely prototype for the tackle position. As I've said, I think that if Stephenson stayed in school for his senior year, he would have been in the mix for the first tackle off the board in the 2013 draft. His former OU teammate Lane Johnson went #4 overall to the Eagles in this past draft and Stephenson was hands down better than Johnson on the same team during the 2011 season. Have you seen Stephenson's measurables? His burst numbers are absolutely sick for a guy his size. The guy is a freak. |
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You could make the same argument about Schwartz as well. There were many Vikings fans who were pissed that they let Schwartz go and kept Brandon Fusco. Schwartz was a guy who put up a +19.2 PFF rating in the 2010 season with Carolina playing mainly RG (also some RT). That's not chopped liver. Reynolds was a former HS All-American, and a First Team Freshman All-American and four time First Team All-Conference player at BYU. Mike Mayock had him going in the first round of his preseason 2011 mock draft. They guy can play. But I think his best position in the NFL is at guard. |
Line depth is too important to Reid. If the D line doesn't show moxie this season, look for high drafts to begin at those positions. Yay.
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