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#Gettlemagic Back At It

SetfreexX

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Remmers honestly wasn't THAT bad for us outside of the most important game he ever suited up for. His Achilles heel is speed rushers and his OC left him on an island against the best speed rusher in the game on the biggest stage in sports. That's honestly not Mike Remmers' fault.

He's nowhere close to the worst OL we ever started. I sure hope that Byron Bell, Nate Chandler, and Amini Silatolu will never be surpassed in that category.

I am going to throw a name out there that I hope no one remembers because he was God awful.  Norbert Davidds-Garrido.  He might be worse that any of the above mentioned.  But they were pretty bad too.

 

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On 3/14/2019 at 10:34 AM, SetfreexX said:

Can't make this poo up -- Let's Collins walk, trades OBJ, and is now showing interest in the weakest link on the OL we've ever had...

I know many of us drank the kool-aid with the cap getting cleared up when he arrived, but after that the man IMO has just gotten worse, and worse.

Silatolu?

I get it.  Gmen made a splash, but it is easier to do that than swim.  DG found a lot of one-year deals and got us out of MH cap hell, but his drafting was not great.  Then there was the Kalil deal.

I am hoping that MH does well and learned from his mistakes.  Away from JR  could be good for any GM--we shall see.

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