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Originally Posted by O.city
Their ol isn't good, they do ha e Gurley though, but their wrs a d TE's are ?
I dunno, don't know that I see it
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OL isn't an issue.
Barnes is fine as center. Havenstein, as a rookie who played and started 12 games at RT, didn't give up a single sack. I think Robinson progressed near the end of the season. And LG Brown started as a rookie until he went on IR. At this point Saffold is a luxury.
Not to mention the # of 2nd year OLers who aren't starting, including three who did get some experience starting last season(Donnal, Williams, Wichmann) and the one who didn't (Battle). The OL should be considered a strength, not an issue.
As for WR, Britt is the only option who can start on a majority of other teams. I'd consider Austin that as well, but he gets touches through running the ball. Bailey shouldn't be counted to contribute to his recovery. Marquez can showed some promise. Everyone else is JAG, including Quick until he shows that last season was him needing time to recover from his shoulder injury.
As far as TE, well, the best receiving option was cut(Cook). Kendricks is an above average receiver and good blocker. And Harkey is utilized as a fullback. So virtually nothing at TE.