Redsfan_83
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If he can play LT like an all-pro, then Dak should forefeit some of his money to compensate for the sleezy move Jerry made
THIS.Sure but he was pretty good at T even without every really getting to concentrate on it. Maybe whatever physical ailments bothered him this year take T off the table. If so, it is what it is but the team should look at every conceivable configuration to get the best 5 on the field.
It really does and I wouldn’t be shocked if Smith declines the move on a permanent basis.After extending him and paying for him to be a guard, then move him to tackle.
Sounds like a Jerry move.
Or he demands more money.It really does and I wouldn’t be shocked if Smith declines the move on a permanent basis.
I like Bass and Hoffman but they are average starters at bestBooker was a Home run Beebe an improvement over Biadaiz getting pushed around Smith would solve LT now have training camp to find your RT , Bass new LG With Hoffman very nice depth at several areas
well the jones boys need to talk to him and offer LT pay if he can master the position.It's absolutely about them not paying him like a LT when he signed his extension. I don't blame him.
He may end up being an All-Pro LT. He is a good player and it's possible he excels outside. That would be a major discount for the team having him at a Guards price excelling at LT.
I respect his business sense.
I like Bass and Hoffman but they are average starters at best
This has created a trust issue in my opinion.well the jones boys need to talk to him and offer LT pay if he can master the position.
Give him a raise to try it , and if he can do it good enough pay him LT pay like anyone else.
If he just doesnt want to do it then get someone else.
Players change their minds too. Greg Ellis wasn't supposed to be able to play in a 3-4, but he did just fine.You really want a guy playing a position that he doesn't like to play? I'm sure he doesn't care if he's got to step in and play left tackle for a couple of games due to an injury or whatever but it doesn't sound like he wants to play that position long-term.
This is all true......
This is all true......
There are some days this year that Tyler Smith played worse than Tyler Guyton. Vegas was one.THIS.
Plain and simple. On his worst day Smith is 5 times the tackle bust Guyton is.
Does that mean Smith has proven All Pro skins on the wall at left tackle?
No, but he ain't some injury prone false start machine fraud whose performance ceiling is league average at best that Guyton is.
At best.
There ain't no other guys in house.
So you either draft an actual plug n play pedigreed guy at LT and lose out on getting a top pick line backer that should be THE top off season concern, or you try Smith at LT and see what his performance ceiling is at tackle.
One or the other.
The defense is so ****** up.
But so is left tackle.
End of story.
Just posted in another thread........Tyler isn't stupid. He's well award the pay difference from guard to LT.
My guess is
* they have def decided Guyton isn't the long-term answer
* they wanna see IF Tyler can play at the same All-Pro level
* IF NOT, they will keep him at LG and go shopping for a Guyton's replacement
