5X Pro Bowler and 2x All Pro changes his mind about retirement and signs with the Jets. :global (42):
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I hope a mod merges the threads.HA! We just posted this one minute apart. You beat me to it by a minute.
Green Jets & Ham;n178011 said:Now trade a 2 to the Redskins for the Silverback, LT Trent Williams, and the Jets have a dominant O-line just like that.
Then we will have the oldest OL. Khalil is past his prime, yet somehow I still like it. He can help Darnold grow and Harrison can learn from him as well.
I would move him to RT and Shell to RG, but it might take Beachum and a 2 to get the Silverback from the Redskins.If the team traded for Trent Williams, what of Beachum? He has been a better LT than he gets credit for.
Yep, and I always say barring injuries OL's tend to have a longer shelf life than most players.That's the thing. I normally prefer younger signings. But in this case, I really see the value in a veteran at C.
Having played C in college, I know how important that chemistry can be, and how important a C can be to both the rest of the OL and to his QB.
Green Jets & Ham;n178018 said:Yep, and I always say barring injuries OL's tend to have a longer shelf life than most players.
Andrew Whitworth is 37 and still considered one of the best LT's in the league, it seemed like Jumbo Elliott played forever, and the list is endless.
And the Silverback is only 31, coming off his seventh of 7 consecutive Pro Bowls. 31 is almost like still being in your prime for an OT.Some can, if they stay healthy. His health has been some ups, some downs. Most recently, though, last season, he was healthy. That's probably the best barometer.
Green Jets & Ham;n178023 said:I could be wrong, but ...
Before Kalil announced his retirement, which came as a big surprise, most boards listed him as the #1 UFA Center.