(01-16-2024, 09:52 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(01-16-2024, 09:19 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: I really don't give a [BLEEP] about his pff grade either but he sucked just going by the eye test.  I'm going by watching him at LG in a Jags uni, the grades just match the play.  Walker has a low PFF grade but I think he was damn good and much improved and played much better than his grade.  I think Harrison played better than his grade but his run D is why he has a low grade so that one makes sense.  I think Harrison is a natural LT and I think it's 50/50 if he will be our LT next year.  If we cut Cam I'd give it 80% that Harrison will be our LT next year

You cited the grade here multiple times and still state you don't give a damn about it, and you have refused to even address the players' injuries. 

(Little and Harrison played hurt too)  

I think you've formulated an opinion on Cleveland that is not considering an important variable. 

The staff at EverBank may end up deciding he's not good enough for a market value contract  - but you can bet your bottom dollar they are going to be taking to doctors and trainers about his injuries and rehab progress before they decide. It matters.

When you watch a player play like [BLEEP] and look at the PFF grade and see that it's worse or close to Fortners it confirms it.  I loved they trade when it happened and then i looked more into it and watched him play.  Most players play hurt and of course they will talk to doctors on all the players.    You have to do that with every player you bring in.  It's possible they have seen his play decline and want to go another route even if healthy.  Little was much better the year before but he was hurt last year as well, with that said I'm not sure I want to cut Cam and plug in Little at LT because of the way he played this past year and I'm a big fan of Little.  If we just look how players played a few years ago I'm cutting Cam and plugging Little in a LT and he's the LT of the future. It's possible they will be looking to upgrade regardless of the injury

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