The Packers are 2-0 with Malik Willis starting at QB.

The Steelers are 3-0 with Justin Fields starting at QB.

The Vikings are 3-0 with Sam Darnold starting at QB.

The Eagles lost AJ Brown, Devonte Smith, and two of their best oline, during the game against us and still pulled out a win. Would you have felt better if we had McCoy and Hill but lost Olave, Shaheed, Fuaga, and Patrick?

We are still 2-1 and almost beat the Eagles, a team that nearly won the Super Bowl in 2022 and was the best team in football the first half of 2023.

There was no scenario where we weren't going to have significant injuries all season. An injury to Carr, Kamara, Fuaga, Olave, Shaheed, Granderson, Davis, or Mathieu could potentially have been just as devistating or moreso. The way Patrick and Penning shaped up at the last minute to be great contributors the first two games, we may be able to shape up a Center. And its not for all season.

Overall, we can't complain about this. We still need to produce results. Every team will have an injury like this.

The only thing we can do beyond next man up is actually control the controllable and work to have more depth in the future. We can do this by doing the most absolutely unthinkable abhorrible un-Saintly thing imaginable. No not have Gayle Benson convert to satanism and sacrifice her own life on the alter as an offering to the blocking gods, even worse. We could trade back in the draft next season and get more quality picks for depth, to start making up for the many times we have traded up and sacrificed depth for underwear models with ideal measurables masquerading as pass rushers. I hear you can draft guards or centers in the late first and second rounds, and that you can get a couple of those picks for an earlier first rounder.

I could be wrong but I think that in the history of the pro game, some teams have lost standout interior offensive linemen and gone on to win playoff games. I noticed the Eagles best interior offensive linemen from last year doing some TV work and its nice that they had the offseason to replace him with a converted tackle but we can't all have that luxury. Nonetheless he was perhaps the best interior oline in the game and they replaced him and moved on. Oh and their replacement got hurt during the game anyway so they might as well not had the offseason to replace him.

The Packers are 2-0 with Malik Willis starting at QB.

The Steelers are 3-0 with Justin Fields starting at QB.

The Vikings are 3-0 with Sam Darnold starting at QB.

The Eagles lost AJ Brown, Devonte Smith, and two of their best oline, during the game against us and still pulled out a win. Would you have felt better if we had McCoy and Hill but lost Olave, Shaheed, Fuaga, and Patrick?

We are still 2-1 and almost beat the Eagles, a team that nearly won the Super Bowl in 2022 and was the best team in football the first half of 2023.

There was no scenario where we weren't going to have significant injuries all season. An injury to Carr, Kamara, Fuaga, Olave, Shaheed, Granderson, Davis, or Mathieu could potentially have been just as devistating or moreso. The way Patrick and Penning shaped up at the last minute to be great contributors the first two games, we may be able to shape up a Center. And its not for all season.

Overall, we can't complain about this. We still need to produce results. Every team will have an injury like this.

The only thing we can do beyond next man up is actually control the controllable and work to have more depth in the future. We can do this by doing the most absolutely unthinkable abhorrible un-Saintly thing imaginable. No not have Gayle Benson convert to satanism and sacrifice her own life on the alter as an offering to the blocking gods, even worse. We could trade back in the draft next season and get more quality picks for depth, to start making up for the many times we have traded up and sacrificed depth for underwear models with ideal measurables masquerading as pass rushers. I hear you can draft guards or centers in the late first and second rounds, and that you can get a couple of those picks for an earlier first rounder.

I could be wrong but I think that in the history of the pro game, some teams have lost standout interior offensive linemen and gone on to win playoff games. I noticed the Eagles best interior offensive linemen from last year doing some TV work and its nice that they had the offseason to replace him with a converted tackle but we can't all have that luxury. Nonetheless he was perhaps the best interior oline in the game and they replaced him and moved on. Oh and their replacement got hurt during the game anyway so they might as well not had the offseason to replace him.