2024 Season Thread

[MrS]

Lions OL coach is an official candidate for OC, sounds like he has potential

 

[flyerhawk]

Lions OL coach is an official candidate for OC, sounds like he has potential

That sounds promising. The Lions OL is the heart and soul of that offense.

 

[MrS]

Also thomas brown former panthers OC and david Shaw former Stanford HC, dont like either of those unless Shaw is going to bring andrew luck out of retirement

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Lets look at free agency to address the OL. Hawkblogger had a video on it.


The home run would be Trey Smith of the Chiefs. After that:

Will Fries (Colts) low ceiling not physical but handles the position OK

Tevin Jenkins (Bears) Plays well but very injury prone

Kevin Zeitler (Lions) Too old

James Daniels (Steelers) injured but is that physical type,could come at a discount

Mekhi Becton (Eagles) Can play both Guard and tackle.

Will Hernandez (Cardinals) cost, age, ability and affordability looks like a good fit, coming off a injury

Ben Bredeson (Bucs) Lower tier type

Nate Herbig (Steelers) Center has a bit of guard experience

Just some of the options.

We need that home run pick

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

I just saw that the Seahawks are one of 4 teams that could be forced to for NFL Hard Knocks. I really hope that doesn't happen.

It's bound to happen but I prefer the Jets. I want to see that shit show with their 17yr old GM making decisions.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Lions OL coach is an official candidate for OC, sounds like he has potential

I like that idea.

 

[MrS]

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Nflpa all pro team, jalen carter made it but witherspoon is absent...

 

[flyerhawk]

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Nflpa all pro team, jalen carter made it but witherspoon is absent...

And Leonard Williams get left off the list despite having 11 sacks to his 4.5, more tackles for loss, more ints, more QB hits