Jonah Williams Requests Trade

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(04-10-2023, 05:07 PM)ochocincos Wrote: That's exactly what anyone is going off of, which is my point.
People have their opinions that because a player performed one way at Position X, they'll perform a certain way at RT.
The only way at this point that someone might have sufficient confidence in RT is with an early-round draft pick who has been playing RT.
But once again, it's speculation because you're going from college to NFL. It's not exactly apples to apples.

Personally, I'm ok giving Jonah a chance at RT.
However, I liked the pick back in 2019 and I thought he was ok prior to this year, so maybe I'm biased.
I also like the small sample set that Carman showed at LT, but he struggled at RG so I can't say with full confidence he'd be fine at RT. It could be a right side vs left side thing with him.
If the team wants to use a draft pick, that's up to them, but I would be surprised if they drafted someone while keeping Jonah this year after adding both Brown and Ford for OT.

there's no doubt in my mind Jonah wins the RT position. His whole scouting report was that he can play any position because he's smart and technically sound. He's going to be playing RT which doesnt require the exact same of level play as LT does(unless you have a left handed qb). He's already proven to be a league average/above average starting LT when healthy

Carmen barely has a resume of good play, and LC is what he is. A beaten up tackle who cant pass protect. Jonah is clearly the most qualified. I feel WAY more confident with Jonah at RT than LC or Carmen. And if the team was confident in Carmen or LC, that 12.6 million wouldve been freed up by now. But it's not