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Might as well bust this one out too.
Steussie - expect him here. Too many fans want him gone, and I'll bitch at every last one of them. He gave up four sacks, I believe Piper said, was a steadying force among the line players, and got mention under TSN as being the reason Nesbit got better (though I'd probably put some of that on each of the OL moves). he's too expensive to cut, he's too damn good, he's not even reaching his potential until you add the whole run-blocking thing in.
Nesbit - it's hard to say here. Mostly because his contract terms are unreported. I'd lvoe to see where he signed a three year deal and saved us some cap room in the process, because if he's getting better and has the experience he has, we gotta keep him or let him go on our terms, not his. We gotta deal with the prospect of keeping or losing Terry as it is, two starters (with or without the idea of Jordan/James being ready) isn't something I want to do unless we know we don't want the guy back. I'm torn because it's hard to tell where he is, but no one challenges him and there aren't usually that many mistakes. Some penalties, but he rarely seems to hold, and as a matter of fact they were all fairly disciplined compared to the receivers and Walls.
Mitchell - perfect. I can't wait to see him taking out linemen. I can ask for no more.
RG - Donnalley should be able to return from injury with no problem and turn in another solid year. 2003 is wait and see, though, and I don't know if we'll see him around by the end of his contract.
Depth: Jordan? Might excel in this type setup. James should be a competent RT backup. Tuten's still here...why? Washington or Fletcher could emerge and make the roster, Campion and Louis Williams might have a shot but neither of them do a thing for me right now.
If Jordan doesn't step up this year, a RG should be drafted. Gotta deal with the Terry situation but I'm starting to warm back up to him.
Steussie - expect him here. Too many fans want him gone, and I'll bitch at every last one of them. He gave up four sacks, I believe Piper said, was a steadying force among the line players, and got mention under TSN as being the reason Nesbit got better (though I'd probably put some of that on each of the OL moves). he's too expensive to cut, he's too damn good, he's not even reaching his potential until you add the whole run-blocking thing in.
Nesbit - it's hard to say here. Mostly because his contract terms are unreported. I'd lvoe to see where he signed a three year deal and saved us some cap room in the process, because if he's getting better and has the experience he has, we gotta keep him or let him go on our terms, not his. We gotta deal with the prospect of keeping or losing Terry as it is, two starters (with or without the idea of Jordan/James being ready) isn't something I want to do unless we know we don't want the guy back. I'm torn because it's hard to tell where he is, but no one challenges him and there aren't usually that many mistakes. Some penalties, but he rarely seems to hold, and as a matter of fact they were all fairly disciplined compared to the receivers and Walls.
Mitchell - perfect. I can't wait to see him taking out linemen. I can ask for no more.
RG - Donnalley should be able to return from injury with no problem and turn in another solid year. 2003 is wait and see, though, and I don't know if we'll see him around by the end of his contract.
Depth: Jordan? Might excel in this type setup. James should be a competent RT backup. Tuten's still here...why? Washington or Fletcher could emerge and make the roster, Campion and Louis Williams might have a shot but neither of them do a thing for me right now.
If Jordan doesn't step up this year, a RG should be drafted. Gotta deal with the Terry situation but I'm starting to warm back up to him.
