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When you have 32-33" arms, it can be a problem to handle speed to power and long arm moves. But when you are also 6-7/330 on top of that, you have enough size and weight to re-anchor against those moves. Sweat and the Eagles didn't do anything different to Jackson than they were doing to Thuney... but it didn't work against Jackson. He wasn't instantly blow into his QBs lap on every single play. |
I ****ing hate that that fat piece of Shit Orlando Brown Jr ****ed us over and then signed for cheap with the Bengals.
Would have been tolerable for only $16 million APY. |
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He's not good enough, but he's still better than we had all year. |
Here's what I think, if anyone is interested.
I assume a Mahomes restructure at the least is the plan. Plan A: If you can sign Jackson for sub $20m per for like a 4 year deal, you go ahead and do it. Weight the cap hits to '26 and later to stagger with a likely Thuney retirement/ Taylor cut. I think Morris is the more natural fit at RG, he's got the heavy legs to be a mauler in the phone booth. Kingsley you groom as swing tackle this year and hopefully take over for Taylor at RT in '26. Plan B: If you think he can return to form, you re-sign Humphries as your stop-gap and compete with Kingsley for a full off-season. But if a Conerly falls to #31 you'd better grab him. If this all happens, you again move Morris to RG. I don't think Stanley or Matthews hit the market. I don't think Cam Robinson is a guy I want to pay big bucks to. So I think these are the best risk/reward options. |
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LT Pressure % (Pressures/Pass Block Snaps)
0<4% - T. Wirfs, L. Tunsil, G. Bolles, T. Armstead, J. Mailata, D. Dawkins 4<5% - R. Slater, W. Little, B. Raimann, C. Darrisaw, A. Jackson, C. Lucas, T. Williams, P. Johnson Jr, O. Brown Jr, J. Matthews 5<6% - K. Miller, C. Edoga, B. Jones, T. Smith, T. Guyton, T. Fuaga 6<7% - R. Stanley, B. Coleman, A. Thomas, O. Fashanu, J. Moore, T. Decker, C. Cross, J. Wills, V. Lowe, I. Ekwonu, D. Moore Jr 7%+ - J. Latham, W. Morris, C. Robinson, L. Borom, J. Hudson III, J. Noteboom LT Negative Play % (Pressures + Penalties/Total Snaps) 0<4% - T. Wirfs, T. Armstead, J. Mailata, B. Raimann, R. Slater, C. Lucas, A. Jackson, W. Little, G. Bolles, T. Williams, J. Matthews, P. Johnson Jr, D. Dawkins, J. Moore, L. Tunsil, C. Darrisaw, T. Decker, C. Edoga 4<5% - R. Walker, D. Moore Jr, K. Miller, O. Brown Jr, R. Stanley, A. Thomas, B. Coleman, T. Fuaga, B. Jones, T. Smith 5<6% - C. Cross, J. Latham, I. Ekwonu, O. Fashanu, V. Lowe 6<7% - W. Morris, C. Robinson, T. Guyton 7%+ - J. Wills Jr, L. Borom, J. Hudson III, J. Noteboom https://i.ibb.co/WNHKgktf/LT-Ranks.png Looking at last year's stats, go after Alaric Jackson if he hits FA. If not, maybe bring in competition in Jaylon Moore but focus on the draft. Based on injury history and this performance, Ronnie Stanley is playing with fire. The rest basically aren't worth it at all. If you can trade for Armstead, he's stellar. Doubt it's a possibility. |
Yeah man those reps against the Eagles have me all aboard the Jackson train
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I don't know if his presence would have been all we needed to swing the scales back in our favor in the SB, but I doubt it's as much of a massacre as it ended up being. |
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Just found out he has the same arm length as Gary Coleman, but the good news is he has apparently found a workaround for it |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">There were conflicting numbers. The NFL website has listed below. The combine was cancelled in 2021, so numbers were done at Pro Days of the school. There is another number out there. So I guess it is somewhere in between. <a href="https://t.co/9AgiPiM8Md">pic.twitter.com/9AgiPiM8Md</a></p>— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) <a href="https://twitter.com/Jacobs71/status/1893421830964142578?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 22, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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