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Originally Posted by sherck
Older guy, turned 31 on March 22nd.
Played in and started 16/16 in 2017 but only played in 24 of 32 possible games during 2015/2016 seasons.
Starting quality right OT. Not a stud but certainly someone who appears to be able to come in and do the short-term 1 year thing better than either Good or Haeg could.
Quote from an article about him being cut by Baltimore
Remember, there are 64 OTs starting every week in the NFL so 36th is not bad.
I am all for signing him in order to give us another potential quality option to build the line with. He was schedule to make an average of $5m a season under his now terminated contract and that is not too much to spend on an aging veteran like him.
Walk Worthy,
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Finding quality OT's is a big problem for the entire league. There are just not enough coming out of college. It will drive the price up in the draft. But during camp reports last year it was a reoccurring theme week-in-week out, every team was having problems with their tackle play.
04-11-2018, 02:05 PM
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