(03-22-2021, 04:04 AM)Craigukjag Wrote: This is a sport you can’t play in fear, talk of not playing Trevor is ridiculous, eagles and cowboys have had two of the best lines over recent years hasn’t stopped there qbs getting injured. Even with the best lines you run the risk, qbs get hit every game it’s just part of it. Seattle and Texans have had horrible lines for years and there qbs are forever on the run but neither miss much game time, it all comes down to luck with injuries.

Yes cam and Taylor are going to need upgrading in the future if they don’t improve, but with 3 poor qbs last season who were sacked a lot I don’t remember any of them taking brutal hits where you thought there getting the guy killed out there.

People have that much hate for our tackles you’ve convinced yourselves a tackle at 25 who’s never played an nfl down is significant upgrade. The truth is nobody knows. It’s all opinion. But if we had 2/3 rookies going into the season on the line I’d be much more concerned about our qbs health.

Let lawrence play a season and get comfortable with, and experienced line, and receivers. He and every other player will be at risk of getting hurt on every down like every team in the league

Cam Robinson is on a one-year deal, Norwell is on a 2 year deal and getting old, Linder is on a 2 year deal and is getting old and is somewhat injury prone, AJ Cann is on a one year deal and is mediocre at best, and Jawaan Taylor is still trying to reach some potential.  I would invest a high pick or two in offensive linemen, even if they don't play this year.  A year in an NFL training program does wonders for a young offensive lineman.  Offensive linemen take time to develop.  I'd be building a pipeline now.  Don't wait until next year's draft to find some replacements.

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