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re: Saints sign Tackle Jason Smith

Posted on 4/11/13 at 3:04 pm to
Posted by Zoltan
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Posted on 4/11/13 at 3:04 pm to
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The last place team in my fantasy football league with him on his roster would tell you differently.


GTFO of here with that. A fantasy football teams shitty performance naming 1 player (when the rest of his team or draft probably blew) is supposed to tell me that he is great at protecting the QB because they aren't top tier?

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I'm just basing my opinion off of the fact that he was having to protect shatty qb's his entire career, so showcasing his talents always seemed to be at a minimum. I really feel like premium qb's can bring the best out of lineman that don't know how good they can be. E.g.: Jahri Evans


Evans - 18.6 grade Allowed NO sacks and 19 pressures

Two totally different things. Drew shifts around in the pockets so he is highly dependent on good guards. Yes he has a quick release, but they both make each other better.

Tackle is completely different.

Bushrod - 1.5 grade. Allowed 4 sacks and 54 pressures
Strief - -1.5 grade. Allowed 6 sacks and 29 pressures
Posted by SaintEB
Member since Jul 2008
22786 posts
Posted on 4/11/13 at 3:09 pm to
Not to mention Bushrod and Strief get helped a lot. So, that takes your RB, TE, or whomever out of their route to chip, double team, etc. Jimmy Graham coming untouched off the line and Sproles/PT out of the backfield without having to chip would get a good jump on whatever LB was trying to cover him.
Posted by chatchit42
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Member since Nov 2011
1362 posts
Posted on 4/11/13 at 3:45 pm to
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GTFO of here with that. A fantasy football teams shitty performance naming 1 player (when the rest of his team or draft probably blew)



Orrr, I could've meant that he drafted SJAX really high, essentially wasting a draft pick, thus creating a terrible lineup for the rest of his team.

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Drew shifts around in the pockets so he is highly dependent on good guards. Yes he has a quick release, but they both make each other better.



WTF?? Guards are utilized more for run-blocking which is why you don't see as many sacks for defensive tackles. There's a reason they say LT's PROTECT the blind side of most qb's, because that's where most of the rush is coming from, the defensive ends.

What a monung head.

I think Smith could be better than Bushrod. Cutler's gonna find out that he doesn't protect a qb that stands too long in the pocket. Brees helped bushrod get his money.

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