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8 hours ago, Mythos27 said:

That would make sense. Still that's a solid pass pro grade and worth keeping around. Most guys are in the 50s. 

As much crap as I give pffs grading I will atleast give them some props for using a grading scale that doesnt shove everyone into a small part of the range. 

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On 7/11/2025 at 8:47 AM, Justafan said:

Swing Tackle is pretty weak but other than that, you have to like what they've done with the oline, at least on paper. 

Agree with this. The good news is, we're 1st on the waiver wire. So we will have first choice of any tackles that are released during final roster cuts. I expect us to make a few claims, tackle probably and possible edge if someone is cut. 

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1 hour ago, 2ToneBlueBlood said:

Agree with this. The good news is, we're 1st on the waiver wire. So we will have first choice of any tackles that are released during final roster cuts. I expect us to make a few claims, tackle probably and possible edge if someone is cut. 

Unfortunately, good tackles don’t get waived by rule. At best a young OT with potential might get waived by a team who just can’t fit him on the roster but also can’t find a taker for him in trade.

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1 minute ago, Starkiller said:

What serviceable young tackles get waived?

 

It depends on your definition of "serviceable", but decent depth players get released all the time...including at tackle. I have no clue who's going to be available this year, but it's better to have the first choice than not.

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7 minutes ago, TF_Titan said:

 

It depends on your definition of "serviceable", but decent depth players get released all the time...including at tackle. I have no clue who's going to be available this year, but it's better to have the first choice than not.

Generally the only OTs who go through waivers are UDFAs who might have potential and failed draft picks. Teams aren’t waiving cheap quality OLine depth. 

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28 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

Generally the only OTs who go through waivers are UDFAs who might have potential and failed draft picks. Teams aren’t waiving cheap quality OLine depth. 

They're either old and injured or young and raw af

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