12-27-2023, 03:03 PM
(12-27-2023, 01:39 PM)ochocincos Wrote: I too am over this season.
That's naturally going to happen when your QB is injured for so much of it.
It is nice to see the OL finally gelling though, and I do think it's possible that Jonah is retained when all is said and done.
While some might knock Jonah for allowing 8 sacks this season, he's only allowed 36 total pressures.
Compare that to the guy that replaced him in OBJ, who has only been tagged with 5 sacks but 56 total pressures allowed(!!!!)
And with Volson's recent performance, he's close to Cappa in regards to sacks and total pressures allowed now (4-35 for Volson, 4-31 for Cappa).
Karras doing very well only allowing 20 total pressures.
With Reader continually injured and about to hit FA, I wouldn't be opposed to keeping Jonah on a multi-year deal to cover RT while looking at the draft for a new NT and WR to (eventually?) take over as starters.
Re-sign Hudson as well as a stopgap TE if anything and see if any worthy TE falls to the Bengals in the draft at that position as well.
That is a ton of pressures for Orlando, geez. Man, this last game against Twatt made me meh on keeping Jonah honestly. Pathetic effort
from him, he was completely dominated. T'Vondre Sweat would be the perfect Reader replacement and we might be able to get him in
the 2nd round after grabbing a player like Fuaga in the 1st.
(12-27-2023, 01:48 PM)sandwedge Wrote: The only thing I disagree with is keeping Jonah over Reader. I would look for a new RT in FA and draft Reader's eventual replacement, if there is one in this draft.
I am just done with Williams, he has no athleticism and gets overpowered to easily.
We just don't know if Reader will come back healthy after that injury, that is the question. Otherwise, I would completely agree with you.
(12-27-2023, 02:01 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Have you looked at the (potential) upcoming RTs set to hit FA?
There aren't a lot of good options.
Eluemunor would be a nice grab IMO.
