Josh Jones

[SPOHAWK]

You played really well on a tackle on Cross was hurt in the preseason and he has a history of playing guard problem mentioned problem solved I really think they should try him at Right Guard

 

[Hollandhawk]

Josh Jones????
Although I guess the hawks had a Josh Ross on the team last season.. a LB .

 

[SPOHAWK]

Josh Jones????
Although I guess the hawks had a Josh Ross on the team last season.. a LB .

You caught me I corrected it I mean really I looked it up on chat PPT and it was Jones that I looked but I just posted it wrong

 

[Hollandhawk]

You caught me I corrected it I mean really I looked it up on chat PPT and it was Jones that I looked but I just posted it wrong

Lol I didn’t mean to “catch you”. I just thought I was crazy for a second and had that guy’s name wrong the whole time. I had to look it up.

 

[sutz]

You played really well on a tackle on Cross was hurt in the preseason and he has a history of playing guard problem mentioned problem solved I really think they should try him at Right Guard

Not to be a grammar nazi, but is that really a sentence?

 

[Ad Hawk]

SPO, did you lose the punctuation keys on your keyboard?

 

[SPOHAWK]

SPO, did you lose the punctuation keys on your keyboard?

Fat fingers small phone

 

[SPOHAWK]

Jones would work IMHO

 

[Frank12]

If the coaching staff hasn't made the move by now, I highly doubt Jones is playing RG for us...

 

[flv2]

I commented on this in August and twice again in October. Jones did play well in preseason, but so did Bradford. In the meantime Jones has missed some time with an injury.

Basically if Bradford was out, (for whatever reason), Sundell would be the obvious choice and Jones would be the next best option. Failing that i'd look for a FA, and as a 4th resort i'd go with Cabeldue. I'm not a believer in Haynes.

All that said preseason games are like photographic snapshots of who does what. Management gets to see who performs best on a daily basis and if they pick Haynes...well, it's their choice. Occasionally coaches are fooled by how players behave in meetings or the way they talk and thus they can get it spectacularly wrong. Most of the time they make better decisions than fans do.