The season as a whole? No, friend I'm talking a career as a whole. For a "pro-bowl" left tackle, he has no feet. With the shifts in the personell scheme across the league, you have to adapt. As with any organization, you cannot sit back after prior success and say "this works and we're going to keep doing it regardless of market flux". The reason this team is so succesful is that they are fluid and maleable. I'm getting off point here. Back to Light.
Watch what happens when he plays explosive rushers with their ears pinned back. Have you seen how deep his bucket step is? How hard he opens his body to the outside? Think that might open an enormous lane in the b gap? Think someone could gameplan this?
Look, I'm not saying that Matt Light is a bad player. I that he is pretty damn good. He's just not as good as most like to think he is. He has outstanding technique, a quarterback who buys time better than anyone and excellent awareness. He's not a high-level athlete and given his sub-par agility would be a much better fit on the right side of the line.
The entire value of potentially acquiring Peters is that it upgrades both positions instantly. Not only that, but it tremendously improves depth. You instantly get the best left side in the NFL, with both players' best days in front of them. You then have good depth at RT and probably a top-5 right tackle. Just because a unit played well doesn't mean it cannot be improved.
