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2 BIG Tackles are UFA in 2006

Jon Runyan RT is UFA from Eagles

L J Shelton LT is UFA from Browna

wondering if they worth a look would definitely improve OL play
 
maybe one.. if I remember correctly we had a shot at shelton last offseason and didn't. or something long the lines (I can't remember if he visited or canceled his visit here)
 
We don't need tackles; we don't play them anyway. We need more guards to fill in as we move the starters to the outside*

*this comment will be overcome by events as soon as Pendry is fired.
 
run-david-run said:
runnyan is worth getting, but i doubt the eagles will let him walk


they might i dont see the eagles giving him alot of money the eagles are cheap like that. exceot when it come to donovan:texflag:
 
LJ Shelton has been less than impressive throughout his career to this point. I believe it was posted on here that we took a look at him last year and chose to sign Victor Riley instead. If the Browns do not make an effort to re-sign him after this season, that should be all the indicator we need to avoid this guy.

Runyan would not be a bad pickup, from what little I know about him, but I doubt the Eagles will let him go. Do we have to make our draft decisions prior to signing a free agent?
 
If Runyan is avaliable, it because he's about to retire. Been in the league 10 years now, 11 next year. Not exactly someone you build around.
 
I'm looking forward to the free agent signing period. I hope there are several very good offensive linemen for the Texans to consider. Anyone know if there is any talk of a franchise type lineman in the draft?
 
Oilers/Texans said:
I'm looking forward to the free agent signing period. I hope there are several very good offensive linemen for the Texans to consider. Anyone know if there is any talk of a franchise type lineman in the draft?

Texas Longhorns LT

73 Jonathan Scott 6-7 315 Sr.-3L OT Dallas, TX (Carter)

Jonathan Scott #73
Height: 6-7
Weight: 315
Class: Sr.-3L
Hometown: Dallas, TX (Carter)
· Awards bio and notes [PDF]

Big, athletic fifth-year offensive lineman who is one of the nation’s best tackles and a fourth-year starter … has earned All-Big 12 honors each of his three years at UT … combines the athletic ability to be an effective pass blocker with the size and strength to be an overpowering run blocker … has tremendous footwork and combines that with an 82-inch wingspan (6-10) ... also is the backup deep snapper … member of the Lombardi Award preseason watch list … tabbed preseason first-team All-America by Athlon, Blue Ribbon College Football Yearbook, Lindy's, Playboy, Street and Smith’s and The Sporting News … tabbbed the second-best tackle in the nation entering 2005 by The Sporting News … listed as the eight-best prospect entering the 2006 NFL Draft by Lindy's … named best offensive lineman and preseason first-team All-Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … earned second-team All-America honors from The Associated Press and Sports Illustrated in 2004 … earned honorable mention All-America honors from Pro Football Weekly … also a consensus first-team All-Big 12 selection … graduated from UT in May 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in radio/television/film … has played in 38 career games and started 32 … has started the last 30 contests … started all 12 games in 2004 … allowed only one sack as a junior … started all 13 games at left tackle and was tabbed third-team All-Big 12 as a sophomore … played in all 13 games and started seven at right tackle in 2002 … tabbed honorable mention All-Big 12 in 2002 … … earned a spot on The Sporting News’ Big 12 All-Freshman team … worked at left tackle during his redshirt season in ’01 … a six-time member of UT’s Athletics Director’s Academic Honor Roll.
 
Oilers/Texans said:
I'm looking forward to the free agent signing period. I hope there are several very good offensive linemen for the Texans to consider. Anyone know if there is any talk of a franchise type lineman in the draft?

Ferguson...
 
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