Tyler Guyton keeps developing

[RonWashington]

Guyton was not a finished product out of Oklahoma . One of the few right things they have done right from a personnel standpoint in 2024 is play there # 1 pick as well as Beebe.

On the flip side I wish an honest answer can be had from either MM or the TE position coach as to why Schoon a # 2 draft pick is invisible .

 

[conner01]

I'd actually argue that RT is becoming the more difficult position....at least for passing downs. Teams seem to be putting their top pass rusher on that side for passing downs a lot more often than they used to.

Because the LT as generally better. But Guyton is a more natural RT and that’s what he’s played the most in college. As high as we are gonna pick a really good LT prospect is likely gonna be there. If bass can take over for Martin and I think he can, that gets you the entire oline on rookie deals. Oline is generally the safest pick too

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Again, Guyton played RT in college because he had a left-handed QB. It's not because he wasn't the best tackle on the roster or was better on the right.

 

[DIAF]

I honestly don't really care that Guyton has been a tad better this week and last, for the first 8 weeks he's been one of the worst tackles in the league. Maybe he gets better but he's been absolute dog**** so far.