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If they are going to activate Robinson IMO it will be the week before the bye. The problem is what kind of shape will he be in? How long would he require to get into football shape is the key to his activation. They desperately need him to lock down the middle of the defense.
I also believe that both Whitworth and Havenstein are gone next year. All those extensions will have to be paid via some kind of roster reduction. So they will need both Noteboom and Edwards to be healthy. McVay previewed what their plans were for Noteboom in 2018 but it got derailed by injury. I have always thought Noteboom was drafted to replace Whit and Edwards to replace Havenstein.
Count me in with those that look at Anchrum and see a center with better power and mobility than Blythe and perhaps Allen. His problem is that its a position he's never played and in the NFL that is a liability as it takes a couple of years for even guys who have played center in college to learn to play it in the NFL. People tend to discount Shelton but I watched him at UW and this guy can play center in the NFL. He's a good blocker and mobile as well, and plays much like Corbett with a bit of a nasty streak.
I still say Evans is built like an NFL OG not OT and his feet issues are the same as Havenstein. IMO he would be a very good RG allowing Corbett to return to LG. Edward's talent is wasted at OG. His play radius, length, and smooth feet are what you want at OT not OG.
All I can do is roll my eyes and hope for the best.
I also believe that both Whitworth and Havenstein are gone next year. All those extensions will have to be paid via some kind of roster reduction. So they will need both Noteboom and Edwards to be healthy. McVay previewed what their plans were for Noteboom in 2018 but it got derailed by injury. I have always thought Noteboom was drafted to replace Whit and Edwards to replace Havenstein.
Count me in with those that look at Anchrum and see a center with better power and mobility than Blythe and perhaps Allen. His problem is that its a position he's never played and in the NFL that is a liability as it takes a couple of years for even guys who have played center in college to learn to play it in the NFL. People tend to discount Shelton but I watched him at UW and this guy can play center in the NFL. He's a good blocker and mobile as well, and plays much like Corbett with a bit of a nasty streak.
I still say Evans is built like an NFL OG not OT and his feet issues are the same as Havenstein. IMO he would be a very good RG allowing Corbett to return to LG. Edward's talent is wasted at OG. His play radius, length, and smooth feet are what you want at OT not OG.
All I can do is roll my eyes and hope for the best.