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Originally Posted by GloryDayz
With a right-handed QB is you have a average (on his best day!!) RT, hide him by moving him to LT! Yeah, yeah, that's the ticket... But whatever you do, don't ever admit that he might have been a busted #1 draft pick at a "non-skills" position.
All we can hope for is that he's spending HUGE sums of the #1 coin he got trying to beat the PED system so he can go full-on gorilla in the weight room for the few years before he's caught.
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Jeez dude, this take is surprising coming from you because most times you know your shit; however, this time you dont. Way too early to write off Fish. Tell you what, are you right or left handed? Well write with the other one and see how that works for you...I dont care if you practiced a year, when you switch back to your normal writing hand, it will be easier for you and you will write better. Anyone who dismisses the change of position from LT to RTdoes not know what they're talking about. Its nearly impossible to accomplish and be as good at both, much less doing so in one's rookie season against the best competition on the planet. Bruce Mathews, arguably the best O-Lineman in NFL history, said Fish has all the tools to be a great LT. He knows a little something about O-Lineman, including first hand experience about being a high draft bust. So when he talks about O-lineman and their talents, I'd believe him...