Thread: Drew Lock is the starter

Originally Posted by Jaded

I like Spain but I’d prefer to stick with Holdin Bolles if Castonzo is the best they can do, won’t be long til Castonzo and Bolles are 6 of one/half dozen of another.

When did Castonzo fall off? Recently?

Originally Posted by King87

When did Castonzo fall off? Recently?

No, not that I know of but he’s old af. He’s got a year, in my estimations, maybe two. Same as Derek Wolfe.

Originally Posted by Jaded

No, not that I know of but he’s old af. He’s got a year, in my estimations, maybe two. Same as Derek Wolfe.

Andrew Whitworth was old when he signed with the Rams. He continued to be a top three LT until this year. A.C. is only 31 years old, so that's at least three or four years left.

On the other hand, maybe he’s got some Andrew Whitworth longevity. It’s most likely a bandaid singing though.

Originally Posted by King87

Andrew Whitworth was old when he signed with the Rams. He continued to be a top three LT until this year. A.C. is only 31 years old, so that's at least three or four years left.

You read my mind ... freak.

Originally Posted by Jaded

You read my mind ... freak.

Whitworth should be a first ballot HoFer. He had some years where he was better than Joe Thomas - comparable numbers in pass pro and Whitworth was the best run blocking LT, arguably in my lifetime.

He's the only ex-Bengal I'll shill for.

But Whitworth was like 35 when he left.

Originally Posted by King87

Andrew Whitworth was old when he signed with the Rams. He continued to be a top three LT until this year. A.C. is only 31 years old, so that's at least three or four years left.

He was another obvious target that Elway whiffed on. I was very disappointed

Originally Posted by slim

He was another obvious target that Elway whiffed on. I was very disappointed

I was, too.

You know, we agree half the time, and when we agree, we're almost always right. Scary.

Originally Posted by King87

I was, too.

You know, we agree half the time, and when we agree, we're almost always right. Scary.

I think it's more that slim is always right.

Originally Posted by King87

I was, too.

You know, we agree half the time, and when we agree, we're almost always right. Scary.

We would make beautiful children together

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I think it's more that slim is always right.

While statistically unlikely, it is more plausible than my merits.

I ran the numbers and it turns out I am right 12.5% of the time.

Margin of error is 12%

Originally Posted by slim

I ran the numbers and it turns out I am right 12.5% of the time.

Margin of error is 12%

Like I said...always.

(10% truth mode engaged)

Originally Posted by slim

I ran the numbers and it turns out I am right 12.5% of the time.

Margin of error is 12%

This seems a little high.

Why can't we just use 5 draft picks on OL like a reasonable franchise