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We need 3-4 OT's, including a starter on both sides and a swing OT. Additionally, we always have a "fourth" who can be a guard, tackle or even TE.
We want BIll to secure more help. The we are talking, we can't count on much. Let's
BEST LT OPTION
I'm a doubter. I don't see this being Trent Brown. Perhaps, the best option is Reiff and Anderson, with the other being the backup, and probably the Game Day swing OT. I this optimal. Of course not. Could Strange start. Perhaps.
We want to consider starting a rookie 4th rounder who hasn't played LT since his freshman year. And we don't think that the old vet we signed with over 8 NFL seasons isn't good enough. I'm fine with Anderson being a very long look in camp (plus other possible acquisitions, but unless he is injured, he is being paid to start, and LT is his best role on the patriots.
BEST SWING OPTION
See above: Reiff or Anderson
BEST RT OPTION
For me, the right choice is Trent Brown. He probably won't last a whole year as a solid LT, but he might last one or even two at RT.
FOURTH OT - DEVELOPMENTAL OT BACKUP RT OR EMERGENCY OT
This could be McDermott, Sow, or even Strange.
We
BOTTOM LINE
Let's be clear. I am not saying that Bill should stop looking for a signing or a trade. I just don't think that the focus should be RT. I would be very happy looking forward to running behind Onwenu and Brown.
We want BIll to secure more help. The we are talking, we can't count on much. Let's
BEST LT OPTION
I'm a doubter. I don't see this being Trent Brown. Perhaps, the best option is Reiff and Anderson, with the other being the backup, and probably the Game Day swing OT. I this optimal. Of course not. Could Strange start. Perhaps.
We want to consider starting a rookie 4th rounder who hasn't played LT since his freshman year. And we don't think that the old vet we signed with over 8 NFL seasons isn't good enough. I'm fine with Anderson being a very long look in camp (plus other possible acquisitions, but unless he is injured, he is being paid to start, and LT is his best role on the patriots.
BEST SWING OPTION
See above: Reiff or Anderson
BEST RT OPTION
For me, the right choice is Trent Brown. He probably won't last a whole year as a solid LT, but he might last one or even two at RT.
FOURTH OT - DEVELOPMENTAL OT BACKUP RT OR EMERGENCY OT
This could be McDermott, Sow, or even Strange.
We
BOTTOM LINE
Let's be clear. I am not saying that Bill should stop looking for a signing or a trade. I just don't think that the focus should be RT. I would be very happy looking forward to running behind Onwenu and Brown.
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