Ryan Miller
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He is a big dude. Should come in and compete with Lauava and Pinkston.
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Another great run blocker. He'll compete well with Lauvao and Pinkston to start this year.
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aggressive and nasty. I like it.
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I like it. Get Lauvao out of there. Pinkston and Miller as the guards please.
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Looks like we are going to be running the ball A LOT this year.
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Looks like we are going to be running the ball A LOT this year.
Looks like we are going to be running the ball A LOT this year.
I was thinking the same exact thing. I don't mind that at all.
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Looks like we are going to be running the ball A LOT this year.
Looks like we are going to be running the ball A LOT this year.
And/or protecting Brandon Weeden.
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Good value. I agree, adds depth. Can't imagine the DBs we like will be there when we pick in rd 6.
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@mike-h said:
From NFL.com:
"There will be discussions about moving Miller outside to tackle from guard: This debate revolves around Miller's size, much like last year's first round-pick at OT, Nate Solder. Given Miller's solid athletic ability and size, a move to the outside seems imminent. Miller would need to learn the position after spending the past two years inside, but he could transition well with his talent and versatility. Miller could go as early as the late first round, but most likely will settle in nicely in the second round."
Underwhelming but a solid depth add. I don't know what their plans are for him T or G, or depth at both.
Not sure when that analysis was written, but if he was supposed to go in the late 1st/early 2nd, we got the steal of the draft.
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Looks like we are going to be running the ball A LOT this year.
And/or protecting Brandon Weeden.
And/or protecting Brandon Weeden.
Well yeah, but these guys are more known for run blocking and need a little polishing in the pass blocking area.
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Good depth for the O-line. Nice pick. Very happy with what H&H are assembling here...good draft.
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And/or protecting Brandon Weeden.
Well yeah, but these guys are more known for run blocking and need a little polishing in the pass blocking area.
Which is what you want/ expect from a RND 5 OL pick... anything more is a bonus...@mike-h said:
... a solid depth add. I don't know what their plans are for him T or G, or depth at both.Well yeah, but these guys are more known for run blocking and need a little polishing in the pass blocking area.
Which raises the question... how are Weeden's play-action skills?
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Miller ='first pick they got right since Richardson
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From left to right. Thomas, Miller, Mack, Pinkston, Schwartz. Gotta like it. I think Miller fits better at RG but idk if you want 2 rookies on the same side...
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Miller ='first pick they got right since Richardson
Your lack of football knowledge allows you to make such a comment!
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@mike-h said:
From NFL.com:
"There will be discussions about moving Miller outside to tackle from guard: This debate revolves around Miller's size, much like last year's first round-pick at OT, Nate Solder. Given Miller's solid athletic ability and size, a move to the outside seems imminent. Miller would need to learn the position after spending the past two years inside, but he could transition well with his talent and versatility. Miller could go as early as the late first round, but most likely will settle in nicely in the second round."
Underwhelming but a solid depth add. I don't know what their plans are for him T or G, or depth at both.
Not sure when that analysis was written, but if he was supposed to go in the late 1st/early 2nd, we got the steal of the draft.
Not sure when that analysis was written, but if he was supposed to go in the late 1st/early 2nd, we got the steal of the draft.
It's obviously a typo...the comments about dept tell us that.
I think we got him about where he was projected all along.
I agree, he played both guard and tackle for the Buff's. Work him inside but we have a guy with the size to go outside if somebody gets dinged.
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Not sure when that analysis was written, but if he was supposed to go in the late 1st/early 2nd, we got the steal of the draft.
It's obviously a typo...the comments about dept tell us that.
I think we got him about where he was projected all along.
I agree, he played both guard and tackle for the Buff's. Work him inside but we have a guy with the size to go outside if somebody gets dinged.
It's obviously a typo...the comments about dept tell us that.
I think we got him about where he was projected all along.
I agree, he played both guard and tackle for the Buff's. Work him inside but we have a guy with the size to go outside if somebody gets dinged.
The thing about depth was previous posters opinion. That was not included in the nfl.com analysis. Hence the quotation marks
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He is a beast and so is the OT we got. Trent is going to have a massive wall to run behind. Im also glad we got ourselves a qb that will be able to see over the lineman and not have to sprint to the right side to throw.
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He is a big dude. Should come in and compete with Lauava and Pinkston.
He is a big dude. Should come in and compete with Lauava and Pinkston.
Nah- it tells me Lavaou ain't cutting it. If you just got a workhorse in Richardson, you had damn well better get some piledrivers up front to open holes. It's going to be pound 'em with Trent, and occasionally toss it over the top to keep defenses honest. At least Weeden has the arm to make defenses respect that possibility.
The ghost of Woody Hayes is loving it.
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