gcb34 Posted March 30, 2009 Share Posted March 30, 2009 How Many Sacks Each LT Gave Up in 2009-2009 1. Ryan Clady, Denver, 0.5 sack 2. Michael Roos, Tennessee, 1 sack PRO BOWLER 3-T. Tony Ugoh, Indianapolis, 2 sacks* (Started 11) 3-T. Tra Thomas, Philadelphia, 2 sacks 3-T. Jared Gaither, Baltimore, 2 sacks* (He missed first quarter of Philadelphia game because of a shoulder injury) 7. Jake Long, Miami, 2.5 sacks 8-T. Marcus McNeill, San Diego, 3 sacks* (13 games) 8-T. Chris Samuels, Washington, 3 sacks* (Only appeared in 12 games) 8-T. Jordan Gross, Carolina, 3 sacks* (Missed 1 game) PRO BOWLER 8-T. Jammal Brown, New Orleans, 3 sacks* (Missed 1 game) 8-T. Todd Weiner, Atlanta, 3 sacks* (Started 10 games and appeared in 15) 13-T. Joe Thomas, Cleveland, 3.5 sacks PRO BOWLER 13-T. Walter Jones, Seattle, 3.5 sacks* (12 games) PRO BOWLER 15-T. D'Brickashaw Ferguson, NY Jets, 4 sacks 15-T. Bryant McKinnie, Minnesota, 4 sacks* (11 games) 15-T. Max Starks, Pittsburgh, 4 sacks* (10 starts) 18. Brandon Albert, Kansas City, 4.5 sacks* (Missed 1 game) 19. Levi Jones, Cincinnati, 5.5 sacks* (10 games) 20. Mike Gandy, Arizona, 6.25 sacks 21-T. Chad Clifton, Green Bay, 6.5 sacks* (missed 1 game) 21-T. David Diehl, NY Giants, 6.5 sacks 23. Flozell Adams, Dallas, 7.25 PRO BOWLER 24-T. Khalif Barnes, Jacksonville, 7.5 sacks 24-T. Matt Light, New England, 7.5 sacks 24-T. Kwame Harris, 7.5 sacks* (Started 11, appeared in 13) 27. Donald Penn, Tampa Bay, 8 sacks 28. Joe Staley, San Francisco, 8.5 sacks 29. Jeff Backus, Detroit, 9.25 sacks 30. John St. Clair, Chicago, 9.75 sacks T-31. Duane Brown, Houston, 11.5 sacks T-31. Jason Peters, Buffalo, 11.5 sacks* PRO BOWLER (13 games) Can Peters run blocking be that good? Heck no. Goes to show how much of a joke the pro bowl is. And to the ones here in defense to Bill Belichick... He might not have said Peters wasn't good enough to be on the Patriots... but I guarantee he wouldn't want Peters on his team. How do I know? It's common sense an idiot could figure out. This board is wayyyyyyyyyyy too narrow minded. Come out this Friday night in Buffalo and lets have a few drinks (and get off this website for awhile!) BORING!!!!!!!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seq004 Posted March 31, 2009 Share Posted March 31, 2009 He played like crap last year I agree. I'd like to see him stay in Buffalo but he's not worth the money he's asking and he has high trade value. If a deal isn't in place by July I think the Bills will trade him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
markd2020 Posted March 31, 2009 Share Posted March 31, 2009 He wasn't grossly underpaid last year. If you lead the league in sacks allowed and you're NOT the lowest paid player then you aren't underpaid, much less "grossly" underpaid. "Market value." People don't seem to know what that means. Just because Jake Long is absurdly overpaid doesn't mean that Peters' market value is all of a sudden $10M+/year. If Peters didn't plan on honoring the contract then he shouldn't have signed a FIVE year deal. That being said, he does deserve to get paid more as a starting LT. But if he thinks he deserves anywhere near what he's asking he's on some serious drugs. I just hope the FO isn't on the same drugs. We need a top LT(who doesn't). The FO has to decide what Peters is worth. If Peters won't accept being paid anything less than the top LT in the league, the FO has to determine if he is worth that. He still has two years left on his current deal, so they still have a little bit of leverage. Another training camp holdout is not what the Bills need though. Also, it looks as though Jason Taylor will be back in the AFC East. One also has to wonder what would the Bills get in a trade for Peters. Draft picks are not guaranteed. Look at the Mike Williams disaster. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts