04-26-2024, 02:41 PM
(04-26-2024, 02:27 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: I get the lack of snaps but, like I said, I think he has the ability to have the best career, and I'm not just talking about "potential," because you'll hear teams draft a guy on his "potential" and he doesn't do shit.
I was so tempted to mention Pollack and how he could damage Mims development, but let's hope Mims is either good enough to develop more and perform well on his own, Pollack learned to coach in the offseason, or Pollack gets the can before next season when Mims becomes a starting tackle.
Here's to the Browns holding it down this season and then Mims starting his dominant career next year!
Cheers to that Brad.
Going to watch some Mims film in a bit and get pumped for the future. The film doesn't lie, Mims is good, really good.
(04-26-2024, 02:32 PM)Nepa Wrote: And, again, the Bengals have added to the staff the former Vikings assistant OL coach (Justin Rascati), who may bring a fresh perspective to the position, as well as another offensive assistant (Jordan Salkin). It's not like Taylor is ignoring the problem. I think he has brought in fresh eyes that can help the OL's play.
Yep, these could be very underrated moves this Offseason. Really like Rascati and Salkin and what they have done in their careers.
(04-26-2024, 02:33 PM)BengalFanInCanada Wrote: If he had 20+ starts with the same game tape, he would have been the first OT off the board. In the long run, his lack of game tape may well have won us the lottery.
For sure, honestly was surprised Latham got took as high as he did with his heavy feet, penalties and not doing the workouts.
I had a lot more questions with Latham than Mims.
