sweep the leg

Despite his shockingly bad test numbers, he was a reasonably productive rec in the US. Maybe there’s something there.

Woodmansey got $300k per year from Elks.

Woodmansey got $300k per year from Elks.

Woodmansey got $300k per year from Elks.

Woodmansey got $300k per year from Elks.

Lawler had a very good season, but I’d take Hatcher’s consistency and 1,700 yards if I could choose one of them.

Very interesting after we re-signed Bryant.  Broxton is the best LT in the league, I can’t imagine he’ll be the guy to change positions.

Very interesting after we re-signed Bryant.  Broxton is the best LT in the league, I can’t imagine he’ll be the guy to change positions.

KeeSean Johnson re-signs for two years in SK- $215k and $220k. That’s a steal.

KeeSean Johnson re-signs for two years in SK- $215k and $220k. That’s a steal.

What kind of article were you expecting from Tait? He’s a team employee.

What kind of article were you expecting from Tait? He’s a team employee.

What kind of article were you expecting from Tait? He’s a team employee.

No. We already have a lot of money tied up in the secondary.

No. We already have a lot of money tied up in the secondary.

No. We already have a lot of money tied up in the secondary.

No. We already have a lot of money tied up in the secondary.

Jason Peters. Switched to guard before having to move back to T due to starting tackles getting hurt.
 

No. We already have a lot of money tied up in the secondary.

No. We already have a lot of money tied up in the secondary.

That really depends on the wear on them. Ive seen a ton of people who've reconditioned their hips and knees for extreme use changes in the 30s-60s (Bjj, yoga, muay thai) and its not only worked very well but drastically improved issues. Youd be surprised how many ex ol make moves like that (usually post-career) and how much of a positive impact it has. 
No one has the flexibility to get rolled up on, that's not a thing. if you get rolled up on from the side or rear of the leg, you are plain lucky to get up afterwards. No matter the age. 
Stan isn't our best T. If he comes back at 100% of where he was last year, he may not be our 2nd best T. 
A change inside for a guy like stan isn't relearning. 
Shortsighted? We are talking about a 40-year-old OL. At this point its about getting the last bit out of his career. 
There is no long-term anything; he's 40, and the year before last had to be carted off the field and hospitalized for dehydration. 
You keep saying moronic, even though kicking inside happens across all leagues, specifically to extend careers. 
 

4 seasons. His 2001 season was ended by a back injury and that was pretty much the end of him being a full-time tackle - he did see some action there but he was mainly a center from that point on.
He played until he was 39 so he had a fairly lengthy career & wasn't lasting a whole lot longer no matter what position he was in.  By the time he was moved to center, he had played over a decade between the NFL, WLAF & CFL and had suffered some major injuries during that time (and in college). 

Jason Peters. Switched to guard before having to move back to T due to starting tackles getting hurt.
 

I have high hopes for Dooley. Boise State is a decent program and he’s obviously a good run blocker. 

Average league salary is pushing $130,000 with current cap number and the rookies still make under $90,000....significantly less for American rookies.
These numbers aren't outlandish.
Teams are ready to pay $250,000+ for decent Canadian OL and starters now.
The "highest paid" whatever headlines today are kind of laughable considering 45% of the league are free agents.  That's going to change by February.