Ramczyk’s Future In Doubt

SmashMouth · 03-28-2024, 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by lee909

If its fix the offensive or defensive lines im fixing the offense line first. No point in having money thrown at Carr and bringing in a new OC if you can't keep your QB upright and we have seen enough that Carr isn't a QB thats going to stand up well when under pressure. All this comes down to bad drafts since 2017

Too early to tell on many of last years picks but Foskey is just looking again like whoever is scouting the DE needs to go. Davenport(vastly over paid in picks) and Turner.

On the plus side they can spot a good DB.

But not near enough production from top picks and not enough good finds in the mid/late rounds

Just because they have started games, doesn't mean they are a success either.

2018
Marcus Davenport
Tre'Quan Smith
Rick Leonard
Natrell Jamerson
Kamrin Moore
Boston Scott
Will Clapp

2019

Erik McCoy
C.J. Gardner-Johnson
Saquan Hampton
Alizé Mack
Kaden Elliss

2020
Cesar Ruiz
Zack Baun
Adam Trautman
Tommy Stevens

2021
Payton Turner
Pete Werner
Paulson Adebo
Ian Book
Landon Young
Kawaan Bake

2022
Chris Olave
Trevor Penning
Alontae Taylor
D'Marco Jackson
Jordan Jackson

2023
Bryan Bresee
Isaiah Foskey
Kendre Miller
Nick Saldiveri
Jake Haener
Jordan Howden
A.T. Perry

Simply by looking at this list is reason enough to know why we've regressed.

2018
Davenport should be quicker/better with only four fingers.
At least Boston Scott contributed, albeit on the Eagles.
2019
Ramz and CJ ...both solid contributors
2020
Ruiz... I guess.
2021
Werner, Adebo, and Landon
Better but still not good enough.
2022
Best class in a while, top to bottom. Every class needs to be more like this one.
2023
Ditto from above... is this a trend since SP left? Last two years?
Are we to expect a similar outcome this year?

03-28-2024, 08:13 PM	#33
SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,930 Blog Entries: 29	Re: Ramczyk’s Future In Doubt Originally Posted by lee909 If its fix the offensive or defensive lines im fixing the offense line first. No point in having money thrown at Carr and bringing in a new OC if you can't keep your QB upright and we have seen enough that Carr isn't a QB thats going to stand up well when under pressure. All this comes down to bad drafts since 2017 Too early to tell on many of last years picks but Foskey is just looking again like whoever is scouting the DE needs to go. Davenport(vastly over paid in picks) and Turner. On the plus side they can spot a good DB. But not near enough production from top picks and not enough good finds in the mid/late rounds Just because they have started games, doesn't mean they are a success either. 2018 Marcus Davenport Tre'Quan Smith Rick Leonard Natrell Jamerson Kamrin Moore Boston Scott Will Clapp 2019 Erik McCoy C.J. Gardner-Johnson Saquan Hampton Alizé Mack Kaden Elliss 2020 Cesar Ruiz Zack Baun Adam Trautman Tommy Stevens 2021 Payton Turner Pete Werner Paulson Adebo Ian Book Landon Young Kawaan Bake 2022 Chris Olave Trevor Penning Alontae Taylor D'Marco Jackson Jordan Jackson 2023 Bryan Bresee Isaiah Foskey Kendre Miller Nick Saldiveri Jake Haener Jordan Howden A.T. Perry Simply by looking at this list is reason enough to know why we've regressed. 2018 Davenport should be quicker/better with only four fingers. At least Boston Scott contributed, albeit on the Eagles. 2019 Ramz and CJ ...both solid contributors 2020 Ruiz... I guess. 2021 Werner, Adebo, and Landon Better but still not good enough. 2022 Best class in a while, top to bottom. Every class needs to be more like this one. 2023 Ditto from above... is this a trend since SP left? Last two years? Are we to expect a similar outcome this year? iceshack149 likes this.