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Can't take Sassy seriously when she says he will help keep Kyler upright.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Can't take Sassy seriously when she says he will help keep Kyler upright.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Ditto.Fine with this.
Get the best RT at 3, totally agree.RG isn't open.
RT: Pick three of the Draft. (IMO)
Build the lines, it's what the good teams do.This is a great signing. More of this please
I just looked at Sassy's account and Sassy is a bot! Or used AI for all of the posts on that account.Can't take Sassy seriously when she says he will help keep Kyler upright.
Okay, seeing as how we are punting on next season, I don’t see how signing an expensive 32 year old guard plays into the future of this franchise. I get he’s good. He would’ve been a good get coming into last season. But wasting one season on monti’s tank part deux and then having him in his 34 and 35 year old seasons with a rookie QB? Not seeing the logic.
Guys don’t investigate any of these twitter randos they’re authoritative expertsI just looked at Sassy's account and Sassy is a bot! Or used AI for all of the posts on that account.
Guard Isaac Seumalo joins Cardinals
Top 150 ranking: 18
Reported deal: 3 years, $31.5 million
Grade: A-
New Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur made a smart investment on the interior of his offensive line by signing Seumalo to a very reasonable deal. Seumalo has played left and right guard in his career. He has spent the past three seasons at left guard in Pittsburgh. Seumalo is 32, and he has battled injuries in his career. Those two factors probably affected his market. But he is a dense, compact, powerful technician both as a pass protector and run blocker. When Seumalo is on the field, he can elevate an offensive line. — Popper
It’s possible they don’t have a coherent plan and are making moves that don’t match up.Okay, seeing as how we are punting on next season, I don’t see how signing an expensive 32 year old guard plays into the future of this franchise. I get he’s good. He would’ve been a good get coming into last season. But wasting one season on monti’s tank part deux and then having him in his 34 and 35 year old seasons with a rookie QB? Not seeing the logic.
He is gonna get an all pro at 3Because Monti has been good at drafting guards…
Keep Kyler upright? Kinda destroys this guys credibility
He's old and injury prone. Not the signing I was looking for.Hes a good player. If he can stay healthy...
His injuries have affected more than games played. It's been talked about around here how his lack of practice and sharpness has led to a lot of the leakiness in the Stillers OL.Has averaged 14/15 games a year last 4 thats not bad.
Has to be to protect whoever we have at QB and give them some time to make throwsOkay, seeing as how we are punting on next season, I don’t see how signing an expensive 32 year old guard plays into the future of this franchise. I get he’s good. He would’ve been a good get coming into last season. But wasting one season on monti’s tank part deux and then having him in his 34 and 35 year old seasons with a rookie QB? Not seeing the logic.
With Frye coaching the Oline went backwards last seasonWell, luckily we have Justin Frye back to coach him down. Seriously. How the Hell do we retain an OL coach that seemingly made our running game completely awful with the same players that made the running game so successful the prior two year? Hopefully this guy’s experience will overcome what seems to be horrible coaching.