Browns interest in Skins OT, Trent Williams
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According to the guy that first called OBJ being traded to the Browns
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I imagine that is a great move.
Interesting:
https://redskinswire.usatoday.com/2019/06/05/redskins-trent-williams-holdout-medical-dispute/
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Who would get replaced? Hubbard or Robinson? I vote Robinson.
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Interesting & if true, timing early in the Bye Week couldn't be better. We can only hope.
Mike
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He is a left tackle. I guess Robinson moves to RT. Hubbard has been struggling - was in a walking boot week 4, I think - for an ankle injury that didn't keep him out of the games....
I think this is a very good analysis:
https://www.dawgsbynature.com/2019/9/11/20860131/is-the-cleveland-browns-offensive-line-a-mess
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Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
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Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
Also.....one who hasnt played since last year....including no camp, no preseason, etc......He's gotta come cheap to be worth it.....and we shouldnt expect too much too soon.....
If we get him and he can play, then I wonder if Hubbard can move inside to shore up RG?
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Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
While l respect your opinion, l been keying in on the OL play and l don’t like Robinson. I would much rather keep Hubbard over him. I feel like Robinson is a reactionary tentative type of guy. At least Hubbard shows tenacity and effort. While the results are comparable betwixt the two, l feel like l’ve seen enough of Robinson, and moving him clear across the line is just going to create an excuse for him to not be the player we all want to will him to be.
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So... how does the tackle class look for the 2020 NFL Draft?
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This season: Robinson 67.8, Hubbard 52.2.
I'd say due to our injury issues already on OL, keep them both for the rest of this season. Conveniently both of their contracts are up, so I'd also bet neither of them will be back in 2020.
Andrew Thomas UGA would look good in brown, if for no other reason than to continue the Thomas tradition. Other first-rounders could be Trey Adams, Walter Little, Tristan Wirfs, Sam Cosmi, Mekhi Becton, and Trey Smith.
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What would be given up? Avery? Picks?
Is that why he’s stashed?
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What would be given up? Avery? Picks?
Is that why he’s stashed?
What would be given up? Avery? Picks?
Is that why he’s stashed?
believe i mentioned that before keep him healthy for a possible o lineman trade
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Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
Also.....one who hasnt played since last year....including no camp, no preseason, etc......He's gotta come cheap to be worth it.....and we shouldnt expect too much too soon.....
If we get him and he can play, then I wonder if Hubbard can move inside to shore up RG?
This has the feel of a solution looking for a problem.
Also.....one who hasnt played since last year....including no camp, no preseason, etc......He's gotta come cheap to be worth it.....and we shouldnt expect too much too soon.....
If we get him and he can play, then I wonder if Hubbard can move inside to shore up RG?
I was thinking RG would be Robinson's landing spot...
... but I sure don't think the price has fallen much.
So... how does the tackle class look for the 2020 NFL Draft?
Of Seniors like maybe one can't miss and a few very promising.
Underclass will add to both totals.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
Also.....one who hasnt played since last year....including no camp, no preseason, etc......He's gotta come cheap to be worth it.....and we shouldnt expect too much too soon.....
If we get him and he can play, then I wonder if Hubbard can move inside to shore up RG?
Also.....one who hasnt played since last year....including no camp, no preseason, etc......He's gotta come cheap to be worth it.....and we shouldnt expect too much too soon.....
If we get him and he can play, then I wonder if Hubbard can move inside to shore up RG?
Not a chance he comes cheap
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Trent would play left. Robinson is a road grader, move him right.
Hope its at the right price otherwise you're talking about an aging tackle with injury history looking for a large payday.
While l respect your opinion, l been keying in on the OL play and l don’t like Robinson. I would much rather keep Hubbard over him. I feel like Robinson is a reactionary tentative type of guy. At least Hubbard shows tenacity and effort. While the results are comparable betwixt the two, l feel like l’ve seen enough of Robinson, and moving him clear across the line is just going to create an excuse for him to not be the player we all want to will him to be.
While l respect your opinion, l been keying in on the OL play and l don’t like Robinson. I would much rather keep Hubbard over him. I feel like Robinson is a reactionary tentative type of guy. At least Hubbard shows tenacity and effort. While the results are comparable betwixt the two, l feel like l’ve seen enough of Robinson, and moving him clear across the line is just going to create an excuse for him to not be the player we all want to will him to be.
Hubbard outgrades Robinson in pass pro but running to Hubbard's side usually involves Chubb doing work and/or pulls. Which draws my ire. Conversely we usually need chip help Cam's side. Being that I've been screaming for more play action, you know I favor the hogs that can move the LOS. But not out of the realm of possibility to see how Robinson fares at a guard spot though. Bet he run blocks better than Kush.
Edit: looks like Tour beat me to the suggestion.
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Also.....one who hasnt played since last year....including no camp, no preseason, etc......He's gotta come cheap to be worth it.....and we shouldnt expect too much too soon.....
If we get him and he can play, then I wonder if Hubbard can move inside to shore up RG?
Not a chance he comes cheap
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