2022 Off Line Roster

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(02-20-2022, 01:30 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: There's a bunch of young quality starters among the IOL. The OT market is old outside of Orlando Brown Jr who I doubt the Chiefs let leave after the picks they gave up for him, but this is a great year to snag some starting IOL.

Tomlinson is an interesting choice. He's solid, and he's durable, but I don't think he'd be anywhere near my top choice. Heading into his age 30 season I don't think I like his upside as much as James Daniels, Austin Corbett, Alex Cappa, and Connor Williams. I think he might be just a more expensive option to Ted Karras or Mark Glowinski without a significant increase in results.

I want absolutely nothing to do with Trent Brown. He's missed 24 games the last 3 years including at least 5 in each. That's how you have Isaiah Prince back as starting RT. Same reason I want nothing to do with Armstead or Scherff either. If a guy can't stay healthy, he's not worth it.

Why try to make yourself feel better about a bad OL? Why not just fix it and make it a good OL? The team was just in the Super Bowl. Now isn't a time to sit and settle. It's time to push and go win one in 2022.

Alex Cappa is a good option as well. PFF overall rating 74.2 and 3 years younger than Tomlinson. Only one penalty all season, but he did give up 5 sacks. 

James Daniels had 9 penalties and 3 sacks given up, a 71 rating. Maybe he improves? 
Austin Corbett with 2 penalties and 3 sacks, 68 overall rating.
Connor Williams 15 penalties and 1 sack given up, 76.1 rating.

All of these guards seem like decent options. Are you thinking we need two new starters or one? Maybe we sign two of these guards and draft a RT?

The injury history is the only concern of mine with Brown. With how often our FAs get hurt, it's a legit concern. But are there any other options at RT? Reiff maybe? I think it'd be nice to get a quality RT in the draft, but who knows if the right one will fall to us.