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Mike Pearson from the Jags in town

I'm guessing David Boston is sure to divert the ladies attention from the shrunken testicular show :sidelol:
 
greatwade said:
don't think he is starting material. Wasn't he injured too?
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I thought he started in Jacksonville...one thing's for sure, I think that if we sign him he could pressure any of our O-Line positions for the starting job.
 
Pearson is a pretty good Ot... imo hes a bit better than Carey. He has had some knee injuries mainly in college but the guy is a smart football player.. as much as I hate to praise a former gator he would be a nice p/u.
 
Maybe have him at RT, and kick Carey inside? I don't know. What I do know is that I am not a huge Seth McKinney fan... kicking Carey moves Hadnot to C...

I don't know just trying to grasp at straws!
 
Height: 6-7
Weight: 297 lbs.
Age: 25
Pos: OT
Experience: 4 years
College: Florida
Drafted: Year:2002 Round:2 Pick:8, Jaguars

2004: Played and started in four games before injuring his left knee against Indianapolis on Oct. 3 … Had streak of 31 consecutive starts and 36 consecutive games played before being placed on injured reserve on Oct. 5 … Underwent reconstructive surgery.

2003: Played and started in all 16 games … Has streak of 27 consecutive starts and 32 consecutive games played … Member of an offensive line that allowed the fewest sacks in team history with 28 and blocked for Fred Taylor, who rushed for a career-high and team-record 1,572 yards … Helped tutor rookie Vince Manuwai who started 14 games at left guard.

2002: Played in all 16 games, starting final 11 games of the season … Played on extra point and field goal units in first five games … Took over at left tackle in Game 6 after injury to Maurice Williams caused a shuffle at both offensive tackle positions. Made first NFL start Oct. 20 at Baltimore, playing entire game, going up against Ravens’ Michael McCrary and Peter Boulware, as Fred Taylor rushed for 151 yards.
 
Nublar7 said:
We need depth. BAD. Right now we don't even have a backup right tackle.
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Just was wondering if he was depth or starter material. I know we need depth and it always helps if he can step right in when someone goes down (and not miss a beat) or start right away.
 
i hope if we do sign him, he starts at RT, and move carey to RG and Hadnot to Center, then how O-Line would be upgraded more than it already is
 
Surprised they are letting him go. He was drafted to replace Boselli, did well, got injured, then wasnt the same after the injury. Then they started a rookie and he did well. I guess Pearson is too expensive for them to keep him around as a backup. If I remember, he was an early pick.
 
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