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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1091955" data-attributes="member: 10086">Sure. I think we all should know PFF isn’t football gospel. Yet we can absolutely use it as 1 of several tools to grade player performance. Sean seemed to play better at RG. It’s a more natural position. Now I will say he has value as an experienced backup Center. So that’s a +I’d get him competing at Guard but only if he stays on a smaller deal. I’m talking under <=$3mil annual area. Thats an area where I can live with him getting beat out by Belton and Sean being one of the first guys off our bench. Like a 2yrX7Mil type offer at most. Preferably, I’d go replace Center with either a trade, FA purchase or even a Day 2 selection, where I see 3 or 4 guys that would likely offer an upgrade and at lesser cost. My main goal would be to get better production at iOL. I have Sean as a very pedestrian (Newman Level) or “forgettable” OL. No He’s not terrible, yet he’s just NOT going to take us off our current middling plateau.Go get a stud inside like Chicago did at their interior in 2025. We don’t need to switch all 3 spots at G, C, G. We do need at minimum 1 noticeable upgrade.  If we had an immediate fix at Center? Then any increase in quality at LT, LG (which is likely now that Banks is adjusted and not injured) plus Belton fighting for Starter with Ryan or whomever? I think we’d see some notable improvement at OL.</blockquote>

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