Argument for and against Sewell.

[Gdale_Bengal]

(12-16-2020, 12:09 PM)Whatever Wrote: Dalton eventually got shell shocked after a few years of playing behind bad lines.  It was evident in his play last year.

Obviously, you can't buy a whole OL.  However, you don't have to buy a whole OL.  Jonah is a good young T and Hopkins is at least solid in pass pro.  Drop the money on Thuney at LG and Warford at RG and you have a good OL, at least on paper.  You can use a back or TE to help Hart or a draft pick at RT.  

Teams play with all kinds of different bad position groups.  Some teams have crap WR's, DL's, LB's, secondaries, etc.  What is that even supposed to mean?

I mean if the drafts goes a certain way you could replace 4 players and keep Jonah if they get 2 guards in FA. They could draft Sewell in round 1 and Creed Humphrey in 2. Then you have Sewell-FA-Humphrey-FA-Jonah or reverse the tackles. I don’t think they do that but that would be pretty cool.