Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 948418)

I could have sworn Peat missed some time this past season. :confused:

Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 948418)

I could have sworn Peat missed some time this past season. :confused:

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 948419)

I worded that badly. Ruiz was the only one who played every snap. I'll fix it.

Originally Posted by FinSaint (Post 948430)

So, according to the cliche being past around when talking about Armstead's value - "the best ability is availability" - Ruiz was the best O-lineman this past season?!

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 948416)

Yeah. Strief said in an interview after the season that they were still very high on Ruiz who he described as very talented and works his butt off, but didn't improve enough in season two. We mustn't forget that Ruiz was changing positions and had no meaningful offseason at all his rookie year and played virtually every game his second year without either, or both, of the outstanding starters to his left and right due to all the time that McCoy and Ramczyk missed. Another plus is he isn't made of glass like Armstead and Peat with Ruiz being the only starter to play every snap of the season.

I'm curious to see what he does with Doug Marrone leading the group.

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 948421)

You are correct.

3 of 5 season-ending IR. Peat is as brittle as they come.

Soft as cotton & highly compensated to sit & watch. Some people here will defend & make excuses for this guy until the end of time though :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by FinSaint (Post 948430)

So, according to the cliche being past around when talking about Armstead's value - "the best ability is availability" - Ruiz was the best O-lineman this past season?!

Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 948471)

Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 948471)