PatsFaninAZ
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.In the league since 2005, Svitek missed all of 2012 with an upper-arm injury, but was the Falcons' swing tackle in 2010-11. He started 10 games in place of Sam Baker at left tackle in 2011. Svitek provides cheap, veteran insurance for a team that's been in a holding pattern with free agent RT Sebastian Vollmer. Svitek may compete with Marcus Cannon for "swing" duties in Pats camp
Season Team G GS
2011 Atlanta Falcons 16 10
2010 Atlanta Falcons 16 0
2009 Atlanta Falcons 13 2
2007 Kansas City Chiefs 13 4
2006 Kansas City Chiefs 2 0
2005 Kansas City Chiefs 1 0
So long Sebass...that kinda sucks.
Insurance
IMHO, the norm should be four OT's, with one being able to play RG (Cannon).
I hope you're right. We need Vollmer back, but not at ANY price.
Another ham and egg add on. Where is the blockbuster deal?!?!
Another ham and egg add on. Where is the blockbuster deal?!?!
Another ham and egg add on. Where is the blockbuster deal?!?!
Another ham and egg add on. Where is the blockbuster deal?!?!
I hope you're right. We need Vollmer back, but not at ANY price.
Another ham and egg add on. Where is the blockbuster deal?!?!
We had our blockbuster in 2007. It was called Adalius Thomas. I can't remember too many since. I think Bill decided after Thomas that it's not ideal. I am a bit surprised they offered Jennings.
Free agency is about guys like Adrian Wilson for this team. Not blockbusters.
Of course, until it changes that is. Just when you think you have Bill figured out, he throws you a curve ball.
Why do you need a huge deal on one player?
To keep up with the Vikings or Dolphins????
In prior years we would be replacing those two names with "Jets" and "Redskins".
Do you have any chance of understanding the meaning of that?
You are right. How dare they get roster depth, or cheap insurance, or see if a vet might still have it, or take a flyer to see if a guy gets a 2nd life in a new system...or see if Dante can bring out his best.
They should only do blockbuster deals for every position. That way we can win all the time.
Idiotic
Blockbuster signing usually do not produce blockbuster production. In fact, many times they are busts. I think a year or two from now, the Dolphins are going regret making a blockbuster deal for Mike Wallace.
Twitter. Don't really know this guy. (Svitek not Reiss.)