I still don't see any tangible difference between Tunsil and Stanley. I have issues with both, but that is a draft value thing, they are both good players.
I wouldn't care what Dunlap did. He isn't the guy I would be replacing anyway. Dunlap struggled some last year, but overall he was one of best OL.
If we draft one of the two OT, I would either let them start out at RT, moving Barksdale inside, or:
Move Dunlap to RT (he played RT in philly and in college), and let the rookie play LT.
Franklin is another Fluker at RT. Both have some speed and change of direction problems with super fast/quick edge rushers like Demarcus Ware, Von Miller, Justin Houston, Tamba Hali, Dee Ford, Kalil Mack, and Bruce Irvin. The significance of those players is they are the key edge rushers for the rest of the division. Both can get better in terms of technique and that would help more than anything, but the speed and quickness off the edge is pretty unforgiving for both of them right now.
It also proves beyond a doubt, if we want to win this season, we have to improve the running game, because even if the OL plays great, we don't want to let the rest of the division tee off on Rivers. Those edge rushers will beat any OL if we can't control the down and distance, as well as run to wear them down.
I wouldn't care what Dunlap did. He isn't the guy I would be replacing anyway. Dunlap struggled some last year, but overall he was one of best OL.
If we draft one of the two OT, I would either let them start out at RT, moving Barksdale inside, or:
Move Dunlap to RT (he played RT in philly and in college), and let the rookie play LT.
Franklin is another Fluker at RT. Both have some speed and change of direction problems with super fast/quick edge rushers like Demarcus Ware, Von Miller, Justin Houston, Tamba Hali, Dee Ford, Kalil Mack, and Bruce Irvin. The significance of those players is they are the key edge rushers for the rest of the division. Both can get better in terms of technique and that would help more than anything, but the speed and quickness off the edge is pretty unforgiving for both of them right now.
It also proves beyond a doubt, if we want to win this season, we have to improve the running game, because even if the OL plays great, we don't want to let the rest of the division tee off on Rivers. Those edge rushers will beat any OL if we can't control the down and distance, as well as run to wear them down.
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