49ers Offensive Line

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by father49er:
My thoughts too. Both the interior Oline and Dline lost at the LOS were the main reasons we lost the game. The D at least held the points to 13 even though they couldn't stop Seattle when it counted at the end.

The poor play by the back 7 was a bigger factor. Missed tackles, bad run fits, mental mistakes.

Yes, and Dlineman getting blocked by FB letting Olineman take out the 2nd and 3rd level defenders.

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

He's not Pro Bowl quality, if he was a bottom feeder team wouldn't cut him not to mention you want another player who can't stay healthy. That's a Big pass on that

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

He's not Pro Bowl quality, if he was a bottom feeder team wouldn't cut him not to mention you want another player who can't stay healthy. That's a Big pass on that

You don't know what you are talking about

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

McCoy is signed through 2027. Right now Spotrac estimates his value at $17m.

Here are the UFA Centers this off-season, their PFF rankings, and Spotrac market value estimates:

Linderbaum - #5, $17 million
Connor McGovern - #15, $16 million
Luke Fortner - #18, $6 million
Ethan Pocic - #20, $11 million
Sean Rhyan - #31, $7 million

For comparison, Jake Brendel ranked #12. His 2026 cap number is $5,1 million.

Eric McCoy was ranked #18. He is a better pass protector than Brendel but well below in run blocking. His 2026 cap number is $17.5 million. I highly doubt Kellen Moore is going to give up on McCoy.

The only player on the above list I would consider as a worthwhile improvement over Brendel is Linderbaum and there is no way Lynch is going to get into a bidding war at that level with Baltimore and other teams.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

McCoy is signed through 2027. Right now Spotrac estimates his value at $17m.

Here are the UFA Centers this off-season, their PFF rankings, and Spotrac market value estimates:

Linderbaum - #5, $17 million
Connor McGovern - #15, $16 million
Luke Fortner - #18, $6 million
Ethan Pocic - #20, $11 million
Sean Rhyan - #31, $7 million

For comparison, Jake Brendel ranked #12. His 2026 cap number is $5,1 million.

Eric McCoy was ranked #18. He is a better pass protector than Brendel but well below in run blocking. His 2026 cap number is $17.5 million. I highly doubt Kellen Moore is going to give up on McCoy.

The only player on the above list I would consider as a worthwhile improvement over Brendel is Linderbaum and there is no way Lynch is going to get into a bidding war at that level with Baltimore and other teams.

They say the Ravens don't have the cap space to resign him

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

He's not Pro Bowl quality, if he was a bottom feeder team wouldn't cut him not to mention you want another player who can't stay healthy. That's a Big pass on that

You don't know what you are talking about

Neither do you dude is washed can't stay on the field

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

He's not Pro Bowl quality, if he was a bottom feeder team wouldn't cut him not to mention you want another player who can't stay healthy. That's a Big pass on that

You don't know what you are talking about

Neither do you dude is washed can't stay on the field

Well I'm convinced

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

McCoy is signed through 2027. Right now Spotrac estimates his value at $17m.

Here are the UFA Centers this off-season, their PFF rankings, and Spotrac market value estimates:

Linderbaum - #5, $17 million
Connor McGovern - #15, $16 million
Luke Fortner - #18, $6 million
Ethan Pocic - #20, $11 million
Sean Rhyan - #31, $7 million

For comparison, Jake Brendel ranked #12. His 2026 cap number is $5,1 million.

Eric McCoy was ranked #18. He is a better pass protector than Brendel but well below in run blocking. His 2026 cap number is $17.5 million. I highly doubt Kellen Moore is going to give up on McCoy.

The only player on the above list I would consider as a worthwhile improvement over Brendel is Linderbaum and there is no way Lynch is going to get into a bidding war at that level with Baltimore and other teams.

Fortner is interesting

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

He's not Pro Bowl quality, if he was a bottom feeder team wouldn't cut him not to mention you want another player who can't stay healthy. That's a Big pass on that

You don't know what you are talking about

Neither do you dude is washed can't stay on the field

Well I'm convinced

Good happy for you

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
If Trent come back . Sign the Ravens Center Tyler Linderbaum in free agency .First Round Draft which is higher on your board a WR or Guard then Draft the opposite in the second round.3 Round Draft another o lineman who could play Guard or Tackle.Rest of the Draft find the best defensive players who could step on the field right away.

Yah gonna find lots of defenders in the late 4th round to step on field right away.

Well let's see Seahawks just found 5th round CB Woolen who is probably better than any CB we have .

Originally posted by Atrain:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
If Trent come back . Sign the Ravens Center Tyler Linderbaum in free agency .First Round Draft which is higher on your board a WR or Guard then Draft the opposite in the second round.3 Round Draft another o lineman who could play Guard or Tackle.Rest of the Draft find the best defensive players who could step on the field right away.

Yah gonna find lots of defenders in the late 4th round to step on field right away.

Well let's see Seahawks just found 5th round CB Woolen who is probably better than any CB we have .

Just found? He was drafted 4 years ago a regressed to the point they wanted to trade him and lost his starting position

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

McCoy is signed through 2027. Right now Spotrac estimates his value at $17m.

Here are the UFA Centers this off-season, their PFF rankings, and Spotrac market value estimates:

Linderbaum - #5, $17 million
Connor McGovern - #15, $16 million
Luke Fortner - #18, $6 million
Ethan Pocic - #20, $11 million
Sean Rhyan - #31, $7 million

For comparison, Jake Brendel ranked #12. His 2026 cap number is $5,1 million.

Eric McCoy was ranked #18. He is a better pass protector than Brendel but well below in run blocking. His 2026 cap number is $17.5 million. I highly doubt Kellen Moore is going to give up on McCoy.

The only player on the above list I would consider as a worthwhile improvement over Brendel is Linderbaum and there is no way Lynch is going to get into a bidding war at that level with Baltimore and other teams.

Fortner is interesting

He would be my pick as well. Better PP than Brendel. Not as good in RB. 27 years old. This has been his best year so far. Other teams will be interested in him as well. Saints will want to keep him but they are in cap hell. No way to clear money in 2026. Their situation is terrible.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

McCoy is signed through 2027. Right now Spotrac estimates his value at $17m.

Here are the UFA Centers this off-season, their PFF rankings, and Spotrac market value estimates:

Linderbaum - #5, $17 million
Connor McGovern - #15, $16 million
Luke Fortner - #18, $6 million
Ethan Pocic - #20, $11 million
Sean Rhyan - #31, $7 million

For comparison, Jake Brendel ranked #12. His 2026 cap number is $5,1 million.

Eric McCoy was ranked #18. He is a better pass protector than Brendel but well below in run blocking. His 2026 cap number is $17.5 million. I highly doubt Kellen Moore is going to give up on McCoy.

The only player on the above list I would consider as a worthwhile improvement over Brendel is Linderbaum and there is no way Lynch is going to get into a bidding war at that level with Baltimore and other teams.

Fortner is interesting

He would be my pick as well. Better PP than Brendel. Not as good in RB. 27 years old. This has been his best year so far. Other teams will be interested in him as well. Saints will want to keep him but they are in cap hell. No way to clear money in 2026. Their situation is terrible.

Yeah and I think that's why 4eva thinks he gets a post 1 cut or trade. Draft has some interesting guys as well

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Atrain:
Yeah we want a Saints reject then we will still be looking up at the Rams and Seahawks

A Pro Bowl quality center is hardly a reject

McCoy is signed through 2027. Right now Spotrac estimates his value at $17m.

Here are the UFA Centers this off-season, their PFF rankings, and Spotrac market value estimates:

Linderbaum - #5, $17 million
Connor McGovern - #15, $16 million
Luke Fortner - #18, $6 million
Ethan Pocic - #20, $11 million
Sean Rhyan - #31, $7 million

For comparison, Jake Brendel ranked #12. His 2026 cap number is $5,1 million.

Eric McCoy was ranked #18. He is a better pass protector than Brendel but well below in run blocking. His 2026 cap number is $17.5 million. I highly doubt Kellen Moore is going to give up on McCoy.

The only player on the above list I would consider as a worthwhile improvement over Brendel is Linderbaum and there is no way Lynch is going to get into a bidding war at that level with Baltimore and other teams.

Fortner is interesting

He would be my pick as well. Better PP than Brendel. Not as good in RB. 27 years old. This has been his best year so far. Other teams will be interested in him as well. Saints will want to keep him but they are in cap hell. No way to clear money in 2026. Their situation is terrible.

Yeah and I think that's why 4eva thinks he gets a post 1 cut or trade. Draft has some interesting guys as well

Saints do save $10M if post June 1. I'm not sure how all that works in FA.