Ian Rapoport Tweet Multiple players had drug tests flagged at the NFL Combine including Becton's
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How bad of a LT was Nate Solder for the Giants last season? or how bad did pff grade him last year?...I look at the Giants depth chart & looks to me they need a RT.(if not 2). or was Solder a better RT at Pats? I see more of Wills or Wirfs fitting here..am i wrong?
Zona just re-signed their LT...so I mocked Wills staying at RT for the Cards....
If we need a LT? We should see Becton, Thomas & Jones at pick 10? #11 Jets & #14 Tampa must go Left imo
How bad of a LT was Nate Solder for the Giants last season? or how bad did pff grade him last year?...I look at the Giants depth chart & looks to me they need a RT.(if not 2). or was Solder a better RT at Pats? I see more of Wills or Wirfs fitting here..am i wrong?
Solder only played RT in NE during his rookie year then he was a fixture at LT for 5 years.... but yes, he was very bad at LT for NYG.
Manning/Jones held the ball a lil bit longer than TB12...
NYG was the only one that did not see Solder's fail coming.
No idea what NYG is going to do at #4, but I doubt they take an OT there. They are financially committed to Solder thru 2020.
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... but under the new CBA it's no big deal.
Potential Cleveland Browns draft target Zack Baun, an edge rusher from Wisconsin, tested positive at the NFL Scouting Combine with a diluted sample, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. The new collective bargaining agreement renders this no longer punishable under NFL rules, so it doesn't count against Baun entering the league and it's entirely up to teams to decide how much they care. It's not likely to impact his draft stock.
The diluted sample has been an ongoing issue for prospects the NFL has not really dealt with, but the latest CBA enables them to avoid it. The sample submitted to be tested is basically overwatered because the prospect in question flushed their system. Rather than re-testing the prospect and getting a better sample, they simply take this test and call it a diluted sample.
The times they are a changin'...
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How bad of a LT was Nate Solder for the Giants last season? or how bad did pff grade him last year?...I look at the Giants depth chart & looks to me they need a RT.(if not 2). or was Solder a better RT at Pats? I see more of Wills or Wirfs fitting here..am i wrong?
Solder only played RT in NE during his rookie year then he was a fixture at LT for 5 years.... but yes, he was very bad at LT for NYG.
Manning/Jones held the ball a lil bit longer than TB12...
NYG was the only one that did not see Solder's fail coming.
No idea what NYG is going to do at #4, but I doubt they take an OT there. They are financially committed to Solder thru 2020.
Solder only played RT in NE during his rookie year then he was a fixture at LT for 5 years.... but yes, he was very bad at LT for NYG.
Manning/Jones held the ball a lil bit longer than TB12...
NYG was the only one that did not see Solder's fail coming.
No idea what NYG is going to do at #4, but I doubt they take an OT there. They are financially committed to Solder thru 2020.
Before that, they were the only team that didn't see Ereck Flowers' fail coming. While it's a good point about the financial commitment to Solder, will they have a better shot at their choice of pick of the litter at LT in 2021 than #4 overall? If they do continue on with Solder for 1 more season - they could be thinking about a guy like Matt Peart after round 1.
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