We've got big trouble on the OL.

[MTK]

Let's see what Josh L, Gettis, Hurt, and Compton can do. Next man up.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Let's see what Josh L, Gettis, Hurt, and Compton can do. Next man up.

You know who no one is talking about at all anymore is Eric Cook. It's like he's fallen off the face of the earth.

I'll admit to being wrong about Jammal Brown, prognosis does not look good

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

You know who no one is talking about at all anymore is Eric Cook. It's like he's fallen off the face of the earth.

I'll admit to being wrong about Jammal Brown, prognosis does not look good

He certainly didn't help himself last year when he got a shot to play. He's gotta be a longshot to make the team this year I would think.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

You know who no one is talking about at all anymore is Eric Cook. It's like he's fallen off the face of the earth.

I'll admit to being wrong about Jammal Brown, prognosis does not look good

What you hearing? Im putting the over/under at Week 6.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

What you hearing? Im putting the over/under at Week 6.

Reportedly working on a "waived-injured" injury settlement

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Reportedly working on a "waived-injured" injury settlement

oh. wow. ummmmm wow

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Reportedly working on a "waived-injured" injury settlement

MRI must not be good eh

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

MRI must not be good eh

Guess not, but it could also be a contingency plan that's being put in place for worst case scenario.

Hoping to hear something soon

[HailGreen28]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Reportedly working on a "waived-injured" injury settlement

Thank you for the info.

Well, that stinks. Loved the idea of having Williams and Brown as "bookends" on our OL. Like Samuels and Jansen.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Let's see what Josh L, Gettis, Hurt, and Compton can do. Next man up.

Yup. I think that's the plan and I am good with that. It's how depth is developed. Look around the league - how many solid O-Lines are built with mid to low level draft picks. Just look at those in our own division:

DALLAS:
LT: T. Smith, 1st Round*
LG: Dockery, 3rd Round (Skins)
C: Phil Costa, Undrafted.
RG: Kosier, 7th Round (San Fran)
RT: D. Free, 4th Round

NEW YORK:
LT: Dave Diehl, 5th Round
LG: Kevin Booth, 6th Round (Oakland)
C: David Baas, 2nd Round (San Fran)
RG: Chris Snee, 2nd Round
RT: Kareem McKenzie, 3rd Round (Jets)

PHILADELPHIA:
LT: Demtrius Bell, 7th Round (Buffalo)
LG: Evan Mathis, 3rd Round (Carolina)
C: Jason Kelce, 6th Round
RG: Danny Watkins, 1st Round
RT: Todd Herremans, 4th Round

*If no team indicated, player was picked by current team.

Caveat - Got the starters from ESPN Depth charts with certain changges I was aware of but not reflected (D. Bell for example).

Lots of guys who have bounced around, were low picks, etc. No one in our division has more than one guy that they themselves picked in the 3rd round or higher.

O-Lines come together in different ways and from different places. Just b/c we don't know who's the starter today doesn't mean someone isn't going to step up. We have lots of young bodies and Shanny has a long history of making lineman out of mid to low round picks.

Am I concerned? Sure. Do I think the sky is falling? Nope. I firmly believe that the line, while it could always improve, will be fine and that RGIII is not being guarded by a bunch of turnstiles (or even by one for that matter).