- Walesko remains an unknown and a raw and inexperienced one at that. Cannot trust Ball. Talk of returning 40 yr Peters but i'd like for a Wally to compete with Peters.
With the way injuries can hit and wipe out OL at given moment, i'd like as many reliable bodies at hand.
Imo, Tyler remains the biggest key to what happens on the OL - his great capability to flex between both OT and OG.
- I've heard comments on the board that suggest Cowboys making Tyron Smith a backup swing tackle. Even "when" the likihood of a DLaw- like paycut, that would still be too much
to be dishing out to a backup who is Not starting games. Can anyone recall future HOF olinemen being backups ?
- Dunno why a Broaddus would suggest moving on from Kearse whose viewed as the defensive leader for the defense. signal calls, getting personnel in right sets, calming presence
when panicking emotions and despair threatens to set in.
There are some things Kearse does, that a Donovan does not do. and i think Wilson is a heckuva player in the right scheme.
- Maybe i'm greedy, but i'd like more from my FS in an entire season than Hooker; i was very surprised Hooker was so very durable all year long. But i do wonder if he's lost
that great range and closing speed since his achilles tendon tear. And i do wonder if upcomer Izzy ( Israel M.) could present a great challenge to Malik's
- If this is Broaddus' answer- why would we get rid of the luxury depth that we are lucky to have if we did not have to ?
As i've mentioned before, this may be the reason why Broaddus, once a lead scout, is not on any NFL teams scouting department now.