03-26-2021, 08:34 PM
(03-18-2021, 04:39 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: Good stuff here. From the OP and Fred.
Just want to say that just measuring departures vs additions is not the only way to measure improvement. Another is health. We had some important guys miss most/all of the year last year (Reader, Waynes, Topou) or were carrying high salaries and not very productive for various reasons (Dunlap, Atkins, Green).
Getting the former group back in the fold and replacing the latter group with more productive guys should help us.
I know it is a bit of a cheat, but I look at CB like this:
2020: WJ3, Sims, Alexander, Phillips, Brown, Davis.
2021: Waynes, Awuzie, Hilton, Phillips, Brown, Davis.
Awuzie is better than Sims. Hilton/Alexander is a wash. Waynes is an unknown. The rest is the same.
On the D line, we get Reader back. And Topou. Added Ogunjobi. Swapped in Hendrickson for Lawson. Atkins is the unknown. Wren potentially back.
O line being the same is a problem. Most of our starters are reserve quality (or worse). Most of our reserves are not NFL quality. Though some are young. And getting Pollack helps. I'd note Hart was are #2 OL in terms of PFF and our best rum blocker. If he could play RG.....
LT: Sewell
LG: J. Williams (#3 OT)
C: Hopkins
RG: Hart (#4 OT)
RT: Reiff
Backups: G: Su'a Filo; OT/ OG: Adeniji; Draft at C/G top of round 3.
Pick 2 of Jordan, Johnson, Spain, Redmond, more draft picks or FAs to round things out. Cut Price to save $$$. If we sign a legit OG, then cut Hart.
Move Williams back to LT, put XSF at LG, Hopkins, Sewell assuming drafted or Spain since he re-signed, then reiff at RT.
Already better.
