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Moo Daeng Experienced

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2 hours ago, JakeDel5674 said:
4. Orlando Brown, OT, Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens have certainly been giving Brown every opportunity possible to prove himself. Including the Hall of Fame game, Brown has played a ridiculous 174 snaps already this preseason. He’s only been off the field for 36 of the Ravens’ 210 offensive plays so far. The Oklahoma product has showed himself well as he’s allowed only three hurries, zero hits and zero sacks in his 111 pass-blocking snaps.

Crazy enough, so is Orlando Brown. But, but, but, Jackson. But, but, not a position of need. But, but, Combine bad! But, but, Matt Kalil healthy! The Huddle's GMs>

We weren't going to draft a 3rd RT. 

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25 minutes ago, JakeDel5674 said:

Stronger no doubt, but we needed someone like Brown as well in the Draft. We could've traded up for him, but nope. We chose ZERO line help. So, so, stupid. 

Problem is.

Had we traded up for him

 

We wouldnt have gotten Ian Thomas and Marquis Haynes.  2 guys who have turned heads and looked like studs.  Thomas looks like he is going to be the real deal with us down the road.

 

Yes we couldve had Brown to compete with Moton now, who just may be better for that LT.

But had Manhurtz trotting out there at TE and no Pass rushing weapon like Haynes

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30 minutes ago, ncfan said:

Problem is.

Had we traded up for him

 

We wouldnt have gotten Ian Thomas and Marquis Haynes.  2 guys who have turned heads and looked like studs.  Thomas looks like he is going to be the real deal with us down the road.

 

Yes we couldve had Brown to compete with Moton now, who just may be better for that LT.

But had Manhurtz trotting out there at TE and no Pass rushing weapon like Haynes

I think we could've gotten Haynes in the later rounds, and I was thinking of trading a future third for him. And maybe a 5th this year. 

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Yep, losing both starting OTs is a big blow but I'm hoping we only really miss Williams. I'm hopeful that losing Kalil will he a blessing in disguise and Moton ends up being an upgrade who wouldn't have gotten a chance had Kalil not gotten hurt. Losing Amini is absolutely addition by subtraction. He is not an NFL caliber OL.

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I still don't know why we didn't release Ryan Kalil to pay for Norwell, and promote Tyler Larsen. It makes ABSOLUTELY no sense to be paying Ryan given the fact he's essentially guaranteed to miss half the season due to injury based on the last two seasons.

Kalil / Norwell / Larsen / Turner / Williams -- Moton / Silatolu / Van Roten / Sirles / UDFA 

To me still makes more sense than what we did over the off-season, you don't let an All-Pro YOU DEVELOPED go for a player looking to retire AFTER this season anyway. 

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