Turner on the O-line

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

(05-23-2020, 06:41 PM)Circleville Guy Wrote: I’m not knocking the guys that they added in free agency, it was fantastic to see. They still had time to do even more via a trade or free agency. There’s still money to do even more. The overall roster should be better just from running off some of the guys they did, Obviously, every player is an if but an established starter is less of an if. I do think that Williams will be a good player but as we know, it’s not a given. You should want as few if’s as possible with the group that’s assigned to protect the guy that was drafted to be the face of the team for the next decade. I know that you think that I moan and complain a lot. I am appreciative of the many positive things that the organization has done this offseason. I’m just greedy. I see them going in 90% this offseason as compared to their normal 40% and the line still could be better and the money is there. I want that 100%. Going the extra mile to build a championship organization is my expectation. Champions are normally never content.

Good post, I completely understand. But in the end the best teams coach up what they have and that even means late rounders
and UDFA's. Sure, we had Munoz and that great O-line back in the day but that team got coached up from a crappy team into a 
good to great team in one year. Hopkins is an UDFA and became a good Center for us last year.

I take this as a good sign as sometimes as you know just drafting a player early like Ogbuehi or Price is not always the answer.

I want to see Turner coach up MJ which I could see happening honestly. He was only a rookie last season and improved. Adeniji
I really like with his brain, leadership, long arms, feet and size. This guy could be special. XSF was a 33rd overall pick just like Tee.