I think the only problem with Blythe is that he is a pure Center only. the only problem with Havenstein is that he is a pure right tackle.
If Blythe does wear down or gets injured...I'm telling you....slide Corbett over and insert Evans at LG. If Havenstein can't hang, insert Evans.This offensive line has stud potential written all over it.
I agree with you fully Blythe's future success path in the NFL & the Rams is very narrow being primarily working @ center period! I don't think Kromer has any thoughts on using Blythe as his starting OG again.
My position is ....100% disagreement with any move of LG
Austin Corbett to the center post. I perceive no reason for this when Kromer currently has Blythe, Allen, Shelton, Cabral & Kolone listed as centers! It would a bad decision by Kromer.
AC is presently involved in his
first Ram TC & his
first TC where
AC is getting pure LG training as a starting LG.
AC NEVER got this grooming in his two Training Camps & preseasons with the Browns.
AC was flipped all over from LT to RT to RG to OC but never saw the LG post due to the Browns having one of the best LG's in the NFL in 2 time all pro star Joel Bitonio starting.
I would be very uneasy with any plans for
Bobby Evans to be the starting LG @ this stage of his career when you have both Corbett & Edwards on the roster.
BE never played any OG in HS or his short 3 yrs @ College. @ Oklahoma consisted of 2 seasons starting @ RT then his Jr seasons @ LT. His best seasons performance was his sophomore seasons @
RT.
If Corbett was not available to start @ LG then David Edwards would return to the LG post to start!
BE would most likely fair much better starting on the
right side where he started 7 gms last season & played his best college ball.
BE's rookie 2019 4 gm. preseason was "not good"
.
BE started 3 preseason gms & put in snaps @ all four of the OL positions exception OC. His work @ the OG posts were far from acceptable & those extra long 35 inch arms did him
no favors playing those interior posts. With Noteboom now back healthy & ready for action as the main swing OT as the #6th OL'er ....
BE who tasted starting will need to develop quickly as a reserve "swing OG" back up to win the #7 OL position. We know he is a sure starting RT
"In Waiting" but have no real ideal if he can be a swing OG for this 2020 season. I said earlier yesterday we all need to keep a sharp eye on
BE & his OG play, before the regular season begins to get valid confirmation if he is bona fide @ OG.
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