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Originally posted by NCommand:
I'll take your PFF word on it.
I saw you post SF's PFF run-blocking grade the other day 
Originally posted by StubbyNBY:
They played okay. McGlinchy had a real strong game, Person and Staley were solid. That being said the Bucs don't have any really good pass rushers but they do have really solid run stopping D lineman
Originally posted by mayo49:They need to just play together - I say they'll show what they are sometime midseason.
Originally posted by WildBill:
Defenses are usually ahead of the O on the majority. Not playing together hurts a team. The O has so many rusty parts from the OL, especially the interior to Jimmy and new parts (wr). If the line stays healthy they will get better as the season progress. It is not how fast you start but how you finish.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I'm telling you the middle of the line is our Achilles heel. I hope they stay healthy and pan out but damn it's shaky.
Originally posted by Goatie:Isn't fixing the OL the last part required of the Shanahan/Lynch rebuild?
I mean it isn't rocket science to state that our OL has been really sub par since 2015 and is something long over due for a make over?
Shon Coleman is hurt and wont be doing much for a while.
Sure McGlinchey is going well but who is being groomed to replace Staley when he retires in the next year or two?
IMO we still look a bit light on depth and experience.
Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by NCommand:I'll take your PFF word on it.
Meh I watched a bit of their games last yr because I was rocking Fitz magic/Winston and Evans in fantasy...the red tornado wasn't very good.
I think he gave up over 25 QB pressures last yr (worst of his career).
edit: I don't want to hear PFF anything from you
Originally posted by English:Originally posted by Goatie:Isn't fixing the OL the last part required of the Shanahan/Lynch rebuild?
I mean it isn't rocket science to state that our OL has been really sub par since 2015 and is something long over due for a make over?
Shon Coleman is hurt and wont be doing much for a while.
Sure McGlinchey is going well but who is being groomed to replace Staley when he retires in the next year or two?
IMO we still look a bit light on depth and experience.
Oh yes I think the line is something of a stopgap this year. Kind of liking most other areas whilst waiting to see them gel and/or clear injuries. But hoping for a high pick at tackle, a high pick or a top free agent at guard and better depth. By the way, I emphasise the word hoping!
Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by saniner:The #49ers, who lost their swing tackle earlier in the preseason when Shon Coleman went down, are hosting OT Jordan Mills today, source said. He started every game last year in Buffalo.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 3, 2019
Backup swing tackle with starter experience, he's not very good but it's about what you're gonna find at this pt.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by saniner:The #49ers, who lost their swing tackle earlier in the preseason when Shon Coleman went down, are hosting OT Jordan Mills today, source said. He started every game last year in Buffalo.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 3, 2019
Backup swing tackle with starter experience, he's not very good but it's about what you're gonna find at this pt.
Meet the new starting right tackle for the Arizona Cardinals.
Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:Eagles need a DT after Malik Jackson's injury. We should trade S.Day/J.Taylor for Vaitai to be our swing Tackle.
