Sentences with phrase «ol guy»

Recent habit is to have a drafted OL guy sit anyway so maybe this makes some sense.

Again, I don't see them getting through 4 picks, especially their Day 2's without taking at least 1 OL guy and perhaps a pass rusher like Landry in the 1st, which move ILB back into Day 2 as well

I'd love having Oliver but not at the cost of the OL guys who will be around at that point.

Take a peak what our OL guys are making in the NFL, yeah, that's enough to live off of?

I know the OL guys won't like it, but it's realistic and I like the reasoning / thought process

Not exact matches

Guys who were significantly behind existing players» pSparq include Austin Corbett, Colby Gossett, Alex Cappa & Mason Cole, (some of whom were at other OL positions in college).

Add 1 top tier OL (Norwell, Solder, etc) and 2 mid priced guys $ 3 - $ 5M a season like Fluker, Fleming etc. maybe we look to the trade market for a Cordy Glenn for cheap.

They traded a first or second for each of those guys (in addition to their best OL), and not only did the acquired players largely underperform, but the lack of high draft picks brought them to where they are today: having to waste precious years of Wilson's prime to rebuild their defense.

If drafting a guy is only worth it unless they have the supporting team around him then you're saying don't draft a WR until you have a QB, don't draft a RB until you have an OL, don't draft a LB until you have a DT who can shield him, don't draft a corner until you have a Safety who can provide coverage over-top, don't draft a left - side edge rusher until you have a right - side edge rusher, etc etc (obviously these are exaggerations).

Every guy on that starting OL had experience last year except Fries, and he only got in this year because Bates, Wright, and Nelson were injured.

Nobody really talks Nelson as a choice but it lines up: (1) if he plays to scouting report, gold jacket test checked; (2) Getty came in saying «we need to fix the OL»; (3) big guys give you a chance to win.

Even though it's pretty universally regarded as an awful OL class outside of Nelson, Wynn and the UTEP guy??

Behind interior OL I would put a guy that can play 3 - tech and 5 - tech as their next priority.

The other thing to take into account is take make an evaluation on guys like carl Nassib, the OL we drafted and the WRs like Louis, Higgins and Payton and what we expect to see out of them next year.

On the OL, if you have one stud paving the way, and another above average guy helping out, but the 3 others that are meh or not used to playing with the other two, then you notice the meh one's much more than the guy who's racking up pancake blocks.

- QB - MLB - OL (LG, RT, C — this will give us flexibility to put Groy wherever he excels)- WR - Young RB (I'm weird, I really want that Shady replacement and we can get a great value pick guy here)

Both guys are versatile quality OL who can be C or G, arguably the 4th and 5th best interior linemen.

I know some guys are out with injuries, but I'm interested in seeing who our coaches like as our starting 5 at OL.

Tbh, Rankin from Mississippi State is seeming like a good move as he's a guy who can still put on some weight to get up to 320 (pretty much the standard for our OL) and has experience playing literally every single offensive line position while still being a good athlete and tenacious run blocker.

I think you really have to look hard at those guys and how well their skills with their OLs and elite teams will compare at the college level.

I guess I'm saying if you have a guy you really believe in, upgrade the OL to improve the running game and then put your 1st Round QB on the field and let him learn.

The Giants OL has not been very good the last few years, and they just lost arguably their two best guys... so at best, they're in flux.

Here are the guys not suited up for the @USFFootball spring game: OL Marcus Norman, Grant Polk, Eric Mayes.

RB — These are their guys WR — Aside from Alshon, who they inherited, these are their guys TE — These are their guys OL — Aside from Kyle, who they inherited, these are their guys.

Would love to find a good ol fashioned country guy who can do the same.

i love a guy who doesn't mind spoiling his female or atleast know how to be a ol fashion kind of guy if on a date.

I am now dating a guy 27 years older than me as well and have My 20 year ol girlfriend who is 19 years younger than me is terrified to tell her

Guys, I'm being an OLS (obnoxious little sh!t).

When are you guys going to stop applying OLS linear trends to anomaly time - series and then pretending that it means something?