Saints' commitment to offensive line is paying off at a time when good help is harder than ever to find

jeanpierre · 11-05-2017, 09:54 AM

Originally Posted by hagan714

I think things are getting there but as injuries have shown we must address the bench.

The elephant in the room is LOT. How long do you pay a quality LOT top money when you know he will miss multiple games due to injuries. Some of which are reacquiring?

I think the front needs to address this issue before the option year on Armstead is comes due.

Terron Armstead
Potential Out: 2019, 3 yr, $31,321,000; $7,400,000 dead cap
Cap savings 7.6 M

Then there is Max Ungerb at the age of 31
Time to groom a starter for the day he stops playing?

Larry Warford is another to watch closely

There is not much on the bench to groom into a starter, as the saints seem to scramble with each and every injury to plug the holes.

The bench needs to be address with a few you talent OL to groom for the future

Other than that I am happy the saints are finally addressing the issue

If I'm the personnel man for the Saints, with this draft; I'm hoping Armstead finishes strong, healthy and then I move him like I should've done this past offseason...

Peat was drafted to play LT and he could slide there where guards are easier to find...

If you don't like Peat, Ramczyk was doing a terrific job as a rookie...

Right Tackles are easier to find; we're gonna need some cap space and I'd start with Armstead...

11-05-2017, 09:54 AM	#4
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Saints' commitment to offensive line is paying off at a time when good help is harder than ever to find Originally Posted by hagan714 I think things are getting there but as injuries have shown we must address the bench. The elephant in the room is LOT. How long do you pay a quality LOT top money when you know he will miss multiple games due to injuries. Some of which are reacquiring? I think the front needs to address this issue before the option year on Armstead is comes due. Terron Armstead Potential Out: 2019, 3 yr, $31,321,000; $7,400,000 dead cap Cap savings 7.6 M Then there is Max Ungerb at the age of 31 Time to groom a starter for the day he stops playing? Larry Warford is another to watch closely There is not much on the bench to groom into a starter, as the saints seem to scramble with each and every injury to plug the holes. The bench needs to be address with a few you talent OL to groom for the future Other than that I am happy the saints are finally addressing the issue If I'm the personnel man for the Saints, with this draft; I'm hoping Armstead finishes strong, healthy and then I move him like I should've done this past offseason... Peat was drafted to play LT and he could slide there where guards are easier to find... If you don't like Peat, Ramczyk was doing a terrific job as a rookie... Right Tackles are easier to find; we're gonna need some cap space and I'd start with Armstead...

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