Really tired of reading how you can draft a guard or tackle and move him in a couple of years.
That’s okay for career backups but if you want a starting RT, draft someone who has mostly played RT (1st round). If you want a LT to replace Solder in a couple of years, draft a LT (develop 2nd or 3 rounder). If you want a RG to replace Zeitler in a couple of years, draft a RG. Don’t screw around.
We don’t need another Pugh who the Giants never tried out at the position he played in college.
And we definitely don’t need another Flowers who’s skills didn’t qualify him for the LT position, or even the RT position.
I agree he is a bit off topic but the premise is still sound. They wanted him to START at RT and develop into a LT. When they threw him in at LT, he didn’t develop.
I actually hope he can find a home at Guard.