I have always thought that Carey was more of a tackle. He does not seem to be the road grader type that can plow holes in the running game. I have perceived him to be more of a passive, finesse tackle who can move his feet and protect the QB.
But, the Palm Beach Post seems to suggest he is a better fit at RG. Thoughts?
I do like Hadnot at C. He, to me, is a good run blocker and putting him at center minimizes the problems he had with penalties, particularly false starts.
Hopefully we can get Ashworth. If so, Shelton, James, Hadnot, Carey, Ashworth as a group should be competent. Alabi and Wade Smith as key backups. Maybe we draft an interior lineman or Burger takes the 8th spot. No pro bowlers but with Houck's tutelage, hopefully would be a decent group. Realistically, though, it is not going to be one of the top groups in the league, but maybe good enough.
I am hoping that Shelton's signing means that Houck, Saban, and Mueller see Alabi as the eventual answer there, with Shelton a stopgap.
But, the Palm Beach Post seems to suggest he is a better fit at RG. Thoughts?
I do like Hadnot at C. He, to me, is a good run blocker and putting him at center minimizes the problems he had with penalties, particularly false starts.
Hopefully we can get Ashworth. If so, Shelton, James, Hadnot, Carey, Ashworth as a group should be competent. Alabi and Wade Smith as key backups. Maybe we draft an interior lineman or Burger takes the 8th spot. No pro bowlers but with Houck's tutelage, hopefully would be a decent group. Realistically, though, it is not going to be one of the top groups in the league, but maybe good enough.
I am hoping that Shelton's signing means that Houck, Saban, and Mueller see Alabi as the eventual answer there, with Shelton a stopgap.