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TC will be interesting for sure.Coming off injury I doubt Steele is opening day ( night ) tackle .
TC will be interesting for sure.Coming off injury I doubt Steele is opening day ( night ) tackle .
So who is it your saying is going to get better?Maybe, I'll say it again, under JG if a player was not good before he got here he didnt ever grow... this current coachign staff has grown players, it does happen all over the NFL players get better as they gain experience.
Tyron stays at LT until he goes down. Anyone thinking otherwise is a football idiotThe line will be Tyron at LT and Tyler at LG unless Edoga or someone shows they are outstanding at LG and then Tyron will be Swing...
They've already said that they are playing the best five. So pick out the best five OL and then put them in the positions you think they will be played at. I know where I have them.Want to see Farniok battle for a starting spot opposite Martin . Keep 73 at LT and ease 77 back into full time duty as RT as the career winds down .
McGovern got better as the season went in, but honestly up until midseason I think he and Farniok were pretty much a washI keep seeing claims that the OLine got worse and there is a huge "hole" at LG.
The only loss was McGovern. If the OLine got radically worse as claimed by CZ, then McGovern must have been a borderline All-Pro.
Note: In some games they alternated McGovern and 40 year old Jason Peters...
In 2021 McGovern started 4 games in place of Connor Williams.
- He was terrible.
- After his 4 starts, they switched back to Conner Penalty Williams.
In 2022 McGovern was somewhere between "good enough" and borderline All-Pro depending on who you ask.
Tyler, Steele and Tyron will all start if healthy.
- That means one of them (probably Tyler) starts at LG.
- Obviously Tyron will eventually miss a game or more with injury issues.
The top options at LG with Tyron out:
- Tyler at LT and Edoga or Farniok at LG.
or
- Waletzko at OG with Tyler at LG.
Farniok: I recently re-reviewed him vs the Bengals (He started 2 games with McGovern out).
- He was "good enough".
- He had many good snaps vs 345 pound DT Josh Tupou.
- He has some good and some bad snaps vs top tier DT DJ Reader.
- Summary: He was generally good physically but made some mistakes while playing next to rookie LT Tyler Smith early in the season.
Edoga:
- Played most (maybe all) games for the Jets at OT. Was a good run blocker but sometimes had issue with Pass blocking.
- Started 1 game last season for the Falcons at LG.
- I reviewed all of his snaps in that game. In my opinion he looked as good or better than McGovern.
- It was only 1 game (Bears). I don't know if the Bears DT are good or bad per se.
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/cowboys-lg-chuma-edoga.510746/page-2#post-12758195
Waletzko:
- My 1st thought when I reviewed his college game footage was "He's a Tyler Smith mini-me".
- Not his physical build, but his play style and on-field demeanor.
- It is not surprising that the same people that drafted Tyler would draft Waletzko.
- He is a freakish athlete. His 9.96 RAS was 6th of 1218 OTs from 1987 to 2022.
- He was already within an NFL weight range when drafted (315).
Free Agent option:
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/cowboys-og-dalton-risner.510850/page-2#post-12758191
Isaac Alarcón was moved to DT...My money is on Isaac Alarcon (j/k). I wouldn't mind if he became good though. I'm just hoping we have some good depth because we know Tyron is going to get hurt at some point. It would be more unusual to never have an injury at OL than to have a completely healthy line all season, so having 2-3 guys that can step in and not be bad is very important.
There is literally not one scenario where a healthy Tyron is on the bench. None.The line will be Tyron at LT and Tyler at LG unless Edoga or someone shows they are outstanding at LG and then Tyron will be Swing...
Yeah I don't get it either.I keep seeing claims that the OLine got worse and there is a huge "hole" at LG.
The only loss was McGovern. If the OLine got radically worse as claimed by CZ, then McGovern must have been a borderline All-Pro.
Note: In some games they alternated McGovern and 40 year old Jason Peters...
You could say the same about Pollard.Coming off injury I doubt Steele is opening day ( night ) tackle .
I think they wasted him.Connor McGovern was a decent run blocker and a below average pass blocker.
The staff probably feels Edoga is about the same as McGovern as an OG. So that's probably their worst case scenario that they can use as a fallback plan.I keep seeing claims that the OLine got worse and there is a huge "hole" at LG.
The only loss was McGovern. If the OLine got radically worse as claimed by CZ, then McGovern must have been a borderline All-Pro.
Note: In some games they alternated McGovern and 40 year old Jason Peters...
In 2021 McGovern started 4 games in place of Connor Williams.
- He was terrible.
- After his 4 starts, they switched back to Conner Penalty Williams.
In 2022 McGovern was somewhere between "good enough" and borderline All-Pro depending on who you ask.
Tyler, Steele and Tyron will all start if healthy.
- That means one of them (probably Tyler) starts at LG.
- Obviously Tyron will eventually miss a game or more with injury issues.
The top options at LG with Tyron out:
- Tyler at LT and Edoga or Farniok at LG.
or
- Waletzko at OG with Tyler at LG.
Farniok: I recently re-reviewed him vs the Bengals (He started 2 games with McGovern out).
- He was "good enough".
- He had many good snaps vs 345 pound DT Josh Tupou.
- He has some good and some bad snaps vs top tier DT DJ Reader.
- Summary: He was generally good physically but made some mistakes while playing next to rookie LT Tyler Smith early in the season.
Edoga:
- Played most (maybe all) games for the Jets at OT. Was a good run blocker but sometimes had issue with Pass blocking.
- Started 1 game last season for the Falcons at LG.
- I reviewed all of his snaps in that game. In my opinion he looked as good or better than McGovern.
- It was only 1 game (Bears). I don't know if the Bears DT are good or bad per se.
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/cowboys-lg-chuma-edoga.510746/page-2#post-12758195
Waletzko:
- My 1st thought when I reviewed his college game footage was "He's a Tyler Smith mini-me".
- Not his physical build, but his play style and on-field demeanor.
- It is not surprising that the same people that drafted Tyler would draft Waletzko.
- He is a freakish athlete. His 9.96 RAS was 6th of 1218 OTs from 1987 to 2022.
- He was already within an NFL weight range when drafted (315).
Free Agent option:
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/cowboys-og-dalton-risner.510850/page-2#post-12758191
Tyler in his 2nd season is a big improvement. He was very raw in college. He developed rapidly in the NFL but 2nd year will eliminate many mistakes.I don’t think the line got worse but it certainly didn’t get better. Tyron Smith will be hurt at some point. How long does it take Steele to get back to where he was before the injury. Those are two big question marks to start the season let alone any injuries happening to the other starters. I’m hoping they have some guys ready to step up that we aren’t really counting on.
Depth is the concern right now until other guys prove they belong or don’t.
I keep seeing claims that the OLine got worse and there is a huge "hole" at LG.
The only loss was McGovern. If the OLine got radically worse as claimed by CZ, then McGovern must have been a borderline All-Pro.
Note: In some games they alternated McGovern and 40 year old Jason Peters...
In 2021 McGovern started 4 games in place of Connor Williams.
- He was terrible.
- After his 4 starts, they switched back to Conner Penalty Williams.
In 2022 McGovern was somewhere between "good enough" and borderline All-Pro depending on who you ask.
Tyler, Steele and Tyron will all start if healthy.
- That means one of them (probably Tyler) starts at LG.
- Obviously Tyron will eventually miss a game or more with injury issues.
The top options at LG with Tyron out:
- Tyler at LT and Edoga or Farniok at LG.
or
- Waletzko at OG with Tyler at LG.
Farniok: I recently re-reviewed him vs the Bengals (He started 2 games with McGovern out).
- He was "good enough".
- He had many good snaps vs 345 pound DT Josh Tupou.
- He has some good and some bad snaps vs top tier DT DJ Reader.
- Summary: He was generally good physically but made some mistakes while playing next to rookie LT Tyler Smith early in the season.
Edoga:
- Played most (maybe all) games for the Jets at OT. Was a good run blocker but sometimes had issue with Pass blocking.
- Started 1 game last season for the Falcons at LG.
- I reviewed all of his snaps in that game. In my opinion he looked as good or better than McGovern.
- It was only 1 game (Bears). I don't know if the Bears DT are good or bad per se.
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/cowboys-lg-chuma-edoga.510746/page-2#post-12758195
Waletzko:
- My 1st thought when I reviewed his college game footage was "He's a Tyler Smith mini-me".
- Not his physical build, but his play style and on-field demeanor.
- It is not surprising that the same people that drafted Tyler would draft Waletzko.
- He is a freakish athlete. His 9.96 RAS was 6th of 1218 OTs from 1987 to 2022.
- He was already within an NFL weight range when drafted (315).
Free Agent option:
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/cowboys-og-dalton-risner.510850/page-2#post-12758191