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Can former Giants tackle Luke Pettigout solve Miami's LT problems?
Many players have tried to solve this dilemma since the end of the Richmond Webb era but we are no nearer at solving this issue. McIntosh and Shelton both are good players but neither of them are truly rock solid. Should Alabi be given a shot? Still seems to early for him but he could be the long term answer.
So Shelton was signed as an upgrade over D-Mac yet went on to lose his place, to McIntosh, and ended up a RG. D-Mac is a free agent and is probably the best of the free agent bunch, so if Miami want him back, then he will cost !! Luke Pettigout is a free agent and could probably be signed for the veterans minimum salary for one year, which would help Miami upgrade elsewhere on the roster in 2007.
Before his season ending injury, Pettigout was having a steller season and would of probably ended up in Hawaii at the seasons end. So the big question is, can Pettigout solve the left tackle issue that has dogged Miami since the end of the Webb era?
Many players have tried to solve this dilemma since the end of the Richmond Webb era but we are no nearer at solving this issue. McIntosh and Shelton both are good players but neither of them are truly rock solid. Should Alabi be given a shot? Still seems to early for him but he could be the long term answer.
So Shelton was signed as an upgrade over D-Mac yet went on to lose his place, to McIntosh, and ended up a RG. D-Mac is a free agent and is probably the best of the free agent bunch, so if Miami want him back, then he will cost !! Luke Pettigout is a free agent and could probably be signed for the veterans minimum salary for one year, which would help Miami upgrade elsewhere on the roster in 2007.
Before his season ending injury, Pettigout was having a steller season and would of probably ended up in Hawaii at the seasons end. So the big question is, can Pettigout solve the left tackle issue that has dogged Miami since the end of the Webb era?