Who Would You Pick to Man the Right Side of The Line?

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(06-26-2018, 03:08 PM)3wt Wrote: There are several of you who have played offensive line, college football and are more knowledgeable than most of us.  And there are those who just have a good eye and good horse sense.  And there are the rest of us who mostly just have an opinion.


So I ask all of you.  Who would you like to see starting in the right guard and right tackle positions given what we know to this point?


So letting the last go first, my vote would be that Westerman start at right guard, and Perkins play right tackle.  The latter because I have so little confidence in Og, Fish or Hart.   I mean the hope is that Pollack revives both Og and Fish, that Fish looks best at RT and Og looks like a solid LT backup.  For me RT is the position of most concern on our offensive team.

What say ye?

I don't know enough about Perkins to say, and we will find out very quickly if Bobby Hart was just an insurance policy or if Frank Pollak saw something when he faced the Giants twice a year.

I guess my default would be Fisher, as I feel he has the agility and the strength.  I think he seems like a better fit in Pollak's system than that of Alexander.  It will be interesting to see how he responds to the extra time off and a new offense.

I think Redmond or Westerman could win the job at RT if Fisher isn't looking very good very early.  Both of them are fighting for what seems to be one spot (RG) and I think they both are very capable run blockers.  I will need to see them get some snaps at RT in the preseason (won't be many to go around) in order to see if that is a valid option.

I guess my dark horse would be Redmond, with Westerman winning the RG spot.  One thing is for sure, the runs to the right side wouldn't be getting blown back and short yardage would seem a much better option on that side with that change in personnel.