OLine Depth watch

skinsnut · 08-28-2026, 09:06 AM

We just finished our final warm up (ravens joint practice) for the regular season which was touted as the measuring stick. Unfortunately, from all accounts our interior oline was really bad.
We did not have Allegretri or Cosmi in.

So rather than freaking out, we should hope we get lucky with a trade or cuts for an experienced center and guard.
Good news is we have a shot post cuts.
Yes, we are 7th on the waiver wire, but according to this article about heaviest need, we may be first in line for oline cuts in terms of top needs for players under 4 years of service.

Here is a summary of waiver wire order and top waiver wire need:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/o...ster-deadline/

1. Raiders. LB
2. Jets LB
3. Cardinals secondary
4. Titans CB
5. Giants Dline
6. Browns Edge
7. Skins Oline
8. Saints Oline

This order stays in place until week 4. We must make a corresponding move if we pick someone up. Also, experiences players who are cut, are free agents and would likely love our situation as there is a clear path to starting center or left guard.
It goes without saying the ideal player is a swing interior center who can also play LG.
I thought we had one in Brunskill, but he has disappeared after playing guard against the dolphins.

With 1200 cuts coming, there will be 32 4th string centers cut and maybe 16 3rd string centers including our own. Odd are one of these will be better than our current 2nd string option of Gulbin/Good-Jones. They just need to learn our playbook in 2 wks.
I wouldnt be suprised if we target a swing vet who has played 5 games at center, plus a waiver kid who is primarily a left guard with wheels

GridIron26 · 08-28-2026, 10:20 AM

Yeah I don't really understand the logic behind the decision making regarding center.. Good-Jones played only like 5-6 snaps since 2020 so I'm not sure exactly what the FO saw in him.

skinsnut · 08-28-2026, 01:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GridIron26

Yeah I don't really understand the logic behind the decision making regarding center.. Good-Jones played only like 5-6 snaps since 2020 so I'm not sure exactly what the FO saw in him.

Right! Well he has one more opportunity tonightbto show he can handle 2nd-4th stringers.
He needs to dominate to stay on the roster AND make great combo protection calls
He is clearly a practice squad level guy, but so is Gulbin. Hell, tonight I may try one of our swing tackle vets at center just in case

skinsnut · 08-28-2026, 01:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GridIron26

Yeah I don't really understand the logic behind the decision making regarding center.. Good-Jones played only like 5-6 snaps since 2020 so I'm not sure exactly what the FO saw in him.

Right! Well he has one more opportunity tonight to show he can handle 2nd-4th stringers.
He needs to dominate to stay on the roster AND make great combo protection calls
He is clearly a practice squad level guy, but so is Gulbin. Hell, tonight I may try one of our swing tackle vets at center just in case

sdskinsfan2001 · 08-28-2026, 04:07 PM

You could say that again.

08-28-2026, 09:06 AM	#1
skinsnut Playmaker Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 3,093	OLine Depth watch We just finished our final warm up (ravens joint practice) for the regular season which was touted as the measuring stick. Unfortunately, from all accounts our interior oline was really bad. We did not have Allegretri or Cosmi in. So rather than freaking out, we should hope we get lucky with a trade or cuts for an experienced center and guard. Good news is we have a shot post cuts. Yes, we are 7th on the waiver wire, but according to this article about heaviest need, we may be first in line for oline cuts in terms of top needs for players under 4 years of service. Here is a summary of waiver wire order and top waiver wire need: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/o...ster-deadline/ 1. Raiders. LB 2. Jets LB 3. Cardinals secondary 4. Titans CB 5. Giants Dline 6. Browns Edge 7. Skins Oline 8. Saints Oline This order stays in place until week 4. We must make a corresponding move if we pick someone up. Also, experiences players who are cut, are free agents and would likely love our situation as there is a clear path to starting center or left guard. It goes without saying the ideal player is a swing interior center who can also play LG. I thought we had one in Brunskill, but he has disappeared after playing guard against the dolphins. With 1200 cuts coming, there will be 32 4th string centers cut and maybe 16 3rd string centers including our own. Odd are one of these will be better than our current 2nd string option of Gulbin/Good-Jones. They just need to learn our playbook in 2 wks. I wouldnt be suprised if we target a swing vet who has played 5 games at center, plus a waiver kid who is primarily a left guard with wheels __________________ I hate Dallas...Period

08-28-2026, 10:20 AM	#2
GridIron26 Playmaker Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Colorado Age: 38 Posts: 3,752	Re: OLine Depth watch Yeah I don't really understand the logic behind the decision making regarding center.. Good-Jones played only like 5-6 snaps since 2020 so I'm not sure exactly what the FO saw in him.

08-28-2026, 04:07 PM	#5
sdskinsfan2001 Living Legend Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Hanahan, South Carolina Age: 43 Posts: 20,892	Re: OLine Depth watch You could say that again. __________________ "You can be my wingman anytime." "Bulls**t. You can be mine."

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