Twitter: Guyton leaves practice with knee soreness

[khiladi]

Whenever I hear of inward knees or Valgus knees, RG3 comes to mind.

When you get a chance, if uuu haven’t already, pay attention to Guyton’s knees when he drops back in pass protection…. You’ll see exactly what I’m talking about…

 

[StarOfGlory]

When you get a chance, if uuu haven’t already, pay attention to Guyton’s knees when he drops back in pass protection…. You’ll see exactly what I’m talking about…

Will certainly do now that you brought this up.

 

[Ranching]

Would be nice if they told us why it was sore

He drank milk

 

[America's Cowboy]

If I mean it or not sure as hell gets your attention!

 

[Kingofholland]

Would be nice if they told us why it was sore

I'm sure we've all done work at some point that made our arms, back, legs, etc. sore. We may not know exactly how we did it besides overuse but doesn't mean theres any real issue.

 

[baltcowboy]

Asim should have been getting all the first-team LT snaps from the start of camp when Guyton wasn't in there. One of those two are the only real choices at LT other than moving Tyler. I mean, I understand why Richards has been out there at LG, but he may actually be needed at LT.

Richards has been the best left guard next to Tyler in camp. Lots of the media want to give credit to the running game to Beebe but I saw Asim opening them big holes with Guyton. You are right though, Richards is the 6th best offensive lineman and needs to be ready.

 

[Sydla]

LOL, we are not allowed to have nice things.

 

[Coogiguy03]

300 posts on page one, guess whose comment he comes to??? COOG-I LOL

 

[plasticman]

This is the time of the preseason I despise.....

It's starting...........

Can we not begin the season with 3 starting O-linemen out, half the WR squad banged up, and at least one All Pro DB on crutches? Please?

 

[gimmesix]

Richards has been the best left guard next to Tyler in camp. Lots of the media want to give credit to the running game to Beebe but I saw Asim opening them big holes with Guyton. You are right though, Richards is the 6th best offensive lineman and needs to be ready.

I think we can get by, though, with Bass at guard if something were to happen to Tyler, ir even Beebe at guard and Hoffman at center. I'm not sure we have any backups other than Richards who can step in for Guyton. Of course, there's always the nuclear option with Tyler.

 

[gtb1943]

I'm sure we've all done work at some point that made our arms, back, legs, etc. sore. We may not know exactly how we did it besides overuse but doesn't mean theres any real issue.

does not mean there is NOT a problem either, does it?

 

[baltcowboy]

I think we can get by, though, with Bass at guard if something were to happen to Tyler, ir even Beebe at guard and Hoffman at center. I'm not sure we have any backups other than Richards who can step in for Guyton. Of course, there's always the nuclear option with Tyler.

I only hear people on the board whisper about it but this is deepest our offensive line has been in a long time. Backup tackle is questionable but I think Richards and Welesko seem to be serviceable for a game or two.

 

[RonWashington]

You can forget seeing him this weekend . Let’s see Ball Richards & Waletzco

 

[gimmesix]

I only hear people on the board whisper about it but this is deepest our offensive line has been in a long time. Backup tackle is questionable but I think Richards and Welesko seem to be serviceable for a game or two.

This is why I wasn't too worried about the OL in the draft. I thought that even without Tyron, we had some options. The first for me (before drafting Guyton) was Richards getting first crack at starting LT. Then, if he failed, Tyler Smith would be up with Richards and Bass competing to start at LG. The position I was more worried about was C because all we had was Hoffman.

 

[RonWashington]

Asim Richards at some point could be the future RT . Interesting yr for Steele coming up .

 

[baltcowboy]

This is why I wasn't too worried about the OL in the draft. I thought that even without Tyron, we had some options. The first for me (before drafting Guyton) was Richards getting first crack at starting LT. Then, if he failed, Tyler Smith would be up with Richards and Bass competing to start at LG. The position I was more worried about was C because all we had was Hoffman.

Cleveland, Saints, Ravens, Giants, and Steelers will all be a great test for our offensive lines as all of those teams have strong defensive lines. Looking forward to seeing the battles in the trenches.

 

[Risen Star]

Bust

 

[gimmesix]

Cleveland, Saints, Ravens, Giants, and Steelers will all be a great test for our offensive lines as all of those teams have strong defensive lines. Looking forward to seeing the battles in the trenches.

Right. And with us playing some young players no matter what, there will be some hiccups.

 

[Floatyworm]

Would be nice if they told us why it was sore

....That Cowboy soft mentality ......sure didn't Guyton long to figure it out.

 

[reddyuta]

I hope they are doing an MRI,we all know what happened to JJ McCarthy after his knee soreness.