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Any other solid RT's out there if we get disappointed by Daryl Williams signing elsewhere?


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7 minutes ago, Chuck Wagon said:

I really want Williams or Saffold (I really want both...) getting one of them would go a long way towards solidifying the line, free us up to truly go BPA at #9 and look for one more line piece in round 2 or 3.

 

Williams is the more important IMO; very few guards have signed at this point.  You can still choose from Saffold, Spain, Garland, Cann, Lang, and others if so inclined.

 

but yes, I say get both Williams AND a guard.  Grab a WR with upside like Conley and you have some freedom to go BPA in rounds 1 and 2.

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4 minutes ago, thebandit27 said:

 

Williams is the more important IMO; very few guards have signed at this point.  You can still choose from Saffold, Spain, Garland, Cann, Lang, and others if so inclined.

 

but yes, I say get both Williams AND a guard.  Grab a WR with upside like Conley and you have some freedom to go BPA in rounds 1 and 2.

 

All that

 

Then draft Oliver at 9 / TE like Irv Smith - Noah Fant in round 2 / a very good WR is going to slip through the cracks to round 3 in this draft and then we have 7 picks to go BPA all over the board the rest of the draft.

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2 hours ago, thebandit27 said:

 

Another idea: offer sheet Seattle's George Fant, who played 385 snaps at RT last year and is a RFA. Not sure what level he was tendered, but he's 26 years old and low mileage.

Interesting idea yet I haven't seen what level tender the Seahawks gave him either but if it's low it's worth a shot yet he was horrible in 2016. 

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I am 100% sure they have plans for this. 

They couldn’t of only planned to land 1-2 of the top tackles. I’m sure they have done homework on the other guys to see if they can find a surprise starter, 

worst case May have to draft and develop one 

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On 3/12/2019 at 10:00 AM, thebandit27 said:

 

Another idea: offer sheet Seattle's George Fant, who played 385 snaps at RT last year and is a RFA. Not sure what level he was tendered, but he's 26 years old and low mileage.

 

Update: it would cost a 2nd round pick to sign Fant

 

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On 3/12/2019 at 4:55 AM, The Jokeman said:

Jeremey Purnell is older but an ok option. Cameron Fleming has youth on his side and worked with Daboll in New England. LaAdrian Waddle is a depth guy that did start in Detroit when our olineman coach was an assistant there.

 

Parnell is easily the best of that bunch and he's not better than Nsekhe by more than a whisker, if at all.

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1 hour ago, jkeerie said:

Just saw on NFL live (Schefter) that Darryl Williams is resigning with Carolina on a 1 year prove it deal.  Sorry...I have no link since it was on TV.

 

Sounds like that injury is worse than we thought. He was 2nd team all pro a couple years ago and now he's signing a 1 year deal? I feel for him. This should have been his big payday.

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2 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

The question is.....

 

Is Ty better then Jordan Mills?

 

Yes. Ty is a below average starter, but Mills is a backup at best. It's amazing that he's had a starting job this long. I don't know how PFF rates them, but on my Madden 19, Ty is a 76 and Mills is a 71. I know that's just Madden, but I think their player ratings are better than many people claim -- They just get mad when their favorite player gets downgraded.

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