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Originally Posted by JoeRedskin
Agree on all counts. Some of the commentary on Moses:
No knock on Long, but there is a reason Scherff went at five. If Moses is as good or better than Scherff at RT; Scherff at RG is likely much, much better than Long (and that's really not intended as a knock on Long).
Would be REALLY sweet if Kouandijo played well enough to displace Lauvao.
RT Moses (can flip to LT)
RG Scherff (can play RT)
C Lichstensteiger (can slide to G)
LG Kouandijo
LT Williams (All-Pro this year - Pay the man and lock him up).
Back-ups: LeRib (C/G); Long (G/C); Compton (T/G); Cofield (T)
[I think if AK beats out Lauvao, he is not making the team. We have plenty of younger, less expensive guys who can play the spot].
That's a young line with versatility, depth and a whole lot of nasty. [Between Scherff and Williams alone, the nastiness quotient is higher than any non-Williams OL combination we had last year]
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Moses playing really well is no surprise, remember he was the 2nd pick of the third round so essentially a 2nd rounder he should be starting.
I think that they drafted Kouandijo to be the starting LG next year and Lavauo is safe this year unless K just crushes it and then yes Lavauo is looking for work.
The Nasty quotiant is awesome
I am not sure why the media is upset with Scherff playing guard if you are a pro-bowler at any position outside of kicker you are worthy of the #5 overall pick and looks like a perennial pro-bowler at gaurd