Joey007
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Ahh yeah that's definitely it. I will say to Kline's credit that he's clearly developed a lot as a player. He was not good for us, but he wasn't a noteworthy liability either. Devey is the guy I had in mind, the fact that he's still in the league is one of the things that keeps me permanently grateful for the guards we have now.Are you sure that you’re not thinking of Jordan Devey, who was an interior lineman around the same time as Kline? I feel as though people here make this mistake all of the time.
I’m asking because Kline was ranked among the top guards for awhile in 2017 along with DeCastro, Incognito, and Leary, and I think that OL stats are acceptable even for PFF’s standards.
He then went on to allow the least number of sacks for TEN last season in 2018, and parlayed those two years into a lucrative free agent deal that he signed with MIN. In 2019, he has allowed a total of one sack.
He may not be great, but I feel like I have to defend this guy more than Richard Jewell.
I don’t think most are complaining about him, like as a person or even a player given the context how he ended up with his current role, and certainly not with his effort. How the team/BB ended up in the situation where this was their best available option, and the primary plan was apparently depending on a rookie who was IR’d last year and coming off a torn Achilles, is I think quite a head scratcher.This dude walked in off the street once the season started and he's done a serviceable job, given the situation.
Anyone who is complaining about the job he's done has no understanding of the game of football.
Jonathon Odgen was not waiting by the phone ready to play.
Why does that matter?That's what I'm wondering if it's the same leg
Lol serviceable? The definition is “fulfilling its function adequately” Newhouse is far from adequate. I guess people who don’t like watching turn styles protect 42 year old quarterbacks, “don’t understand football”.This dude walked in off the street once the season started and he's done a serviceable job, given the situation.
Anyone who is complaining about the job he's done has no understanding of the game of football.
Jonathon Odgen was not waiting by the phone ready to play.
Excuses. He’s a terrible player who should not be on a football field let alone starting. It’s hard to imagine that there isn’t some other street FA or someone on another teams PS better than him.He has been serviceable. Would I prefer Wynn? Absolutely! But Wynn got hurt.
This guy came in off the street and has done OK. You have to consider the context of the situation. Newhouse was not even in the league. Not even on a practice roster of another team. Considering the context of the situation, the guy has helped out.
Having Wynn back will immediately upgrade the entire O Line. Which is what all fans of the Pats want!
If you want to argue that BB should have had a better alternative lined up in case Wynn couldn't be counted on, that is fine. But that is a different discussion altogether.
Excuses. He’s a terrible player who should not be on a football field let alone starting. It’s hard to imagine that there isn’t some other street FA or someone on another teams PS better than him.
Newhouse has allowed a team high 25 disruptions (7 sacks, 10 QB hits, and 8 pressures). He’s a complete liability who should have been replaced already.
Like I said in my last post. Sign someone else. Find someone from other team’s practice squad. Try out Cunningham. Really hard to do worse than Newhouse.Ok. So what is your solution to this situation?
Resign Brown? Resign Solder? Solder while not great anymore, is better than Newhouse....again, it's not newhouses fault, there's no way that guy should be starting in the NFL
I don’t think you’re acknowledging how much of a disaster the offensive line talent is around the NFL. There are worse tackles starting for other teams right now. Until Okung came back a couple weeks ago, the Chargers had both of their starting tackles playing worse than Newhouse. A few weeks ago, Dan freaking Skipper was deemed to be the best available practice squad option. It’s bad out there. The Patriots aren’t alone, and they’re not getting the worst of it.Like I said in my last post. Sign someone else. Find someone from other team’s practice squad. Try out Cunningham. Really hard to do worse than Newhouse.