Offensive tackle Stone Forsythe and rookie guard Anthony Bradford look competent together in the featured snaps. The knee of Abraham Lucas is a continuing concern as well as the long term viability of Phil Haynes. So, the chemistry between Stone and Anthony was also good to see.
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Offensive tackle Stone Forsythe and rookie guard Anthony Bradford look competent together in the featured snaps. The knee of Abraham Lucas is a continuing concern as well as the long term viability of Phil Haynes. So, the chemistry between Stone and Anthony was also good to see.
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I didn't watch the clip yet but are they going to keep Olu at center and move Evan Brown to guard?
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Morgulon, I suspect the answer to this will depend on the health of Brown who the team thinks is presently better than Olu. Brown is only signed for this season and Olu is coming on and gaining playing experience so your guess is as good on this as anyone's.
Given recent injuries to the other guards they might. I just wish they could put together a decent line and stick with it.
I don't know. But the question does impart an element of intrigue. There are still 11 regular season games to play. So starting Olu and giving Evan more recovery time would seem to be a good route to take. I see them both as starting caliber centers. Looks like Damien Lewis is good to go at left guard.
We'll see.
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