MrEpsYtown

Its amazing that some people still defend Tyrod. He was just awful. Missing guys every where and holding the ball forever.

I really want to see this guy in a room having a talk with Vontaze Burfict about his antics. Could be great television.

Tyler Kroft and a few other guys make sense too. I like Demetrius Harris of the Chiefs as well, but he's long and lean, very similar to Croom. We need a guy who can block.

A couple guys make a lot of sense. Jesse James of the Steelers is probably my favorite. Jeff Huereman of the Broncos is pretty good as well. Maxx Williams would be cool but I think he's more of a #2. Tyler Higbee of the Rams is probably available via trade. He was drafted for Rob Boras when he was OC with the Rams and he currently serves as our tight ends coach. Rumors were the Rams wanted a sixth round pick for him. All young, bigger guys with upside.

I think they definitely cut Josh Sitton, and probably Daniel Kilgore and Ted Larsen. I would define Sitton as good. But he missed most of the season this year and is going to be 33 years old. He's an experienced guy who might make for an interesting stopgap somewhere, but that's pretty much it. Kilgore is a smaller zone center. He's 31. He was the guy they Niners re-signed then when they signed Weston Richburg, they traded Kilgore to the Dolphins. I would say that he's ok, but he's not better than Russell Bodine. Plus Bodine is younger, bigger, stronger, and has more experience. And Ted Larsen is pretty bad.

I hear you. I guess my point is that Josh Allen has the higher upside. He's an elite talent, whereas Dupree is a pretty good NFL player.

I think the issue there is that Nelson happened to be a "once in a while elite player," like a Zach Martin. When those guys are there you take them. But if its projection and question marks, you can't take them in the top ten. Way more failures than success stories.

Its the same. The history of top ten offensive linemen is not good. There are a lot of huge busts and disappointments and a few really good players.

I think he's been up and down but his numbers have been okay. He did not get along with Gase, but Gase is also a huge douche.

Thanks! Anytime!

I like Bud Dupree. He's like a poor mans Josh Allen, and could be an eventual replacement for Lorax as a guy who can play off the ball and play as an edge guy. Devante Parker is relatively interesting, and perhaps Malik Jackson if you can't find a better defensive tackle in free agency or the draft.

Yes defintely. He's a tough SOB for sure. He dealt with some terrible hip pain for years dating back to college and kept on playing. Finally had surgery on both. I would guess he's got maybe 4-5 years left in his career. Morse is a bit younger and has had concussion issues, but should have a longer shelf life. They both have their issues health wise. I'd say both are probably in that Eric Wood type of talent level, maybe a bit better. They are not Alex Mack or Travis Frederick, but they are both pretty damn good.

I strongly prefer Morse but would be absolutely ecstatic with either. People who love PFF love Paradis. He's very highly rated there. I've studied both a bit and I think Morse is better, though I have seen a lot more of Morse. I've loved Morse since draft time when he was a left tackle at Mizzou. And just to add, playing center in an Andy Reid offense is not easy. It's pretty demanding and he has had some really good ones over the years.

Btw Morse is on NFL network right now vs Ravens. Guy is so good.

Bodine-Sirles-Boettger is somewhat decent depth, but should be upgraded with draft picks. Swing tackle to get in UFA is Josh Wells. No one really knows about him, but he's started quite a few games for the Jaguars at both right and left tackle. He is the definition of the perfect swing tackle. Smart, versatile, and won't get anyone killed out there.