Nelson, too?

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by ukcolt

Assuming Kelly is only out for a couple of weeks, and Pinter is also ok, i guess the opening day lineup is likely to be Tevi, Pinter, Kelly, Glowinski and Smith? Or do we think Chris Reed wins the LG spot? This really is far from ideal, but hopefully Fisher is back after a couple of weeks, and then who knows maybe Nelson is back shortly after that.

We have a a solid group of backups with experience such as Tevi 58/44, Reed 47/23, Hunt 35/11, even Will Holden 13/8. Then there's Danny Pinter who played 13 games last year with 1 start. Do we want any of these guys to be full time starters probably not, but they do have real game time experience as starters, so hopefully we can survive by scheming our playbook to their strengths and try to negate as much as possible their weaknesses.

My money is on Holden at LT. I don’t have much faith in Tevi.

[Hoopsdoc]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

My money is on Holden at LT. I don’t have much faith in Tevi.

Steven Holder says Tevi is just getting dominated by Paye and Turay. Not a good sign.

[Luck4Reich]

This really sucks!!!

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Spike

It sure appears that way.

I blame you and your negative waves

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by ukcolt

Assuming Kelly is only out for a couple of weeks, and Pinter is also ok, i guess the opening day lineup is likely to be Tevi, Pinter, Kelly, Glowinski and Smith? Or do we think Chris Reed wins the LG spot? This really is far from ideal, but hopefully Fisher is back after a couple of weeks, and then who knows maybe Nelson is back shortly after that.

We have a a solid group of backups with experience such as Tevi 58/44, Reed 47/23, Hunt 35/11, even Will Holden 13/8. Then there's Danny Pinter who played 13 games last year with 1 start. Do we want any of these guys to be full time starters probably not, but they do have real game time experience as starters, so hopefully we can survive by scheming our playbook to their strengths and try to negate as much as possible their weaknesses.

i put holden in over tevi. don't care about the lg. arguably the easiest spot on the line to play

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Brylok

Jim needs to hire a priest or shaman or whatever to go in there and do a cleansing ritual to drive the negative stuff away. Like on the "spirit post" episode of MASH.

Isn't that what ran Houston into the ground?

[Butter]

Well, fuck this season.

[ukcolt]

Originally Posted by omahacolt

i put holden in over tevi. don't care about the lg. arguably the easiest spot on the line to play

Don't mind Holden over Tevi, and i agree that LG is historically the easiest spot on the line to play, but when you have two weak links next to each other, makes things a whole lot harder. Pinter seems to have a chance to be a player though, so who knows.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

Steven Holder says Tevi is just getting dominated by Paye and Turay. Not a good sign.

Well it’s a good sign Paye is having an impact and Turay seems healthy. Lewis apparently looks great too.

Tevi is athletic but he isn’t skilled. Not yet at least.

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

Isn't that what ran Houston into the ground?

Nah, they're owner died and his oaf of a son took over and got taken by a con man. Hell with them anyway.