08-12-2018, 06:18 PM
(08-12-2018, 04:45 PM)N_B Wrote: I hope we win every game this season. But even if we do, that doesn’t mean we came into this off season as win now. Nothing we did screams innovative or was above and beyond. The Glenn move was very savvy, but cutting Alexander and drafting Price, etc, were obvious moves. Hell, we tried to re sign Bodine to a long term deal. Meanwhile, I was glad to see Guenther go, but there aren’t many examples of our new OC or DC having sustained success in this league in their current roles
And I could actually see Baker being one of the last cuts to get to the 53. I would say Dunlap, Atkins, Billings, Johnson, Lawson, Willis, Glasgow, and the rookie from OSU are all above him.
I guess i have argued this a lot cause there are a few with the same view as you. I just think moving on from PA and
bringing in Pollack was a screaming huge move. I mean, 23 or so years with the same coach and he was the assistant
Head Coach? I think this guy hindered us beyond anything we will ever know. His ego, bad eye for talent and inability
to coach up raw players was quite evident for pretty much everyone to see.
Agreed the Glenn move was very savvy, but there were lots who would never of thought we would of drafted a Center
in the first round. Heck, even i was doubtful even with the new coaches. But we did and it was evidentally another great
move. I think the Baker grab was more for insurance in case Billings didn't come around which was a nice move too.
Just happy Billings is coming around. I think you are correct on who is above him besides MJ, i don't think he is a shoe
in starter anymore with these new coaches. He might even get cut or have to restructure his contract. It is clear that
Lawson, Willis and Hubbard are the future at End.
