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It looked like some good balance and movement to me! That doesn't change when you go against the starters.The Carter video was a nice surprise as I hadn’t heard much about him during camp. Granted it was against backups, but he definitely looked like he belonged which is pretty much all you can ask for out of the backups.
The Carter video was a nice surprise as I hadn’t heard much about him during camp. Granted it was against backups, but he definitely looked like he belonged which is pretty much all you can ask for out of the backups.
Unpossible. I’ve been assured that Rome is much too slow to beat anyone, let alone our best defensive player
I assume they keep 9 on the OL. Locks would be Jones, Jenkins, bates, Shelton, Davis, and Wright. Amegadje also if he isn't on pup into regular season. Then you have carvin, Carter, borom, and Pryor competing for 3 spots if amegadje is on pup. My guess is borom is the odd man outThey have kept him on the 53 man roster since he was drafted and keep developing him. It would be really nice if he showed he was worth that roster spot and effort this year.
I assume they keep 9 on the OL. Locks would be Jones, Jenkins, bates, Shelton, Davis, and Wright. Amegadje also if he isn't on pup into regular season. Then you have carvin, Carter, borom, and Pryor competing for 3 spots if amegadje is on pup. My guess is borom is the odd man out
I think there's a good chance he stays on pup all season.Getting a little worried about that guy.
And he played both LT & LG.The Carter video was a nice surprise as I hadn’t heard much about him during camp. Granted it was against backups, but he definitely looked like he belonged which is pretty much all you can ask for out of the backups.
What is the process of going from offseason PUP to season IR?I think there's a good chance he stays on pup all season.
Don’t forget that he was a guard when he played basketball. He’s very athletic with good footwork. It would be great if he can start being a good OL.It looked like some good balance and movement to me! That doesn't change when you go against the starters.
I never remember exactly and it changed either this year or lastWhat is the process of going from offseason PUP to season IR?
Do you know?
It is nice to see he had reps at OT too. He seemed to be aware of all of his assignments, showed good movement, executed some second level blocks, and had a nice anchor on a couple of OT reps.It looked like some good balance and movement to me! That doesn't change when you go against the starters.
Carvin is an athletic IOL. Has experience at both guard spots and center. Played a ton of games at Tennessee. Lots of experience@knoxville7 give us some deets on Carvin please
One thing that came up on one of the talk shows was about another IOL, Bill Murray.Carvin is an athletic IOL. Has experience at both guard spots and center. Played a ton of games at Tennessee. Lots of experience
He isn’t going to wow anyone with any of his measurables, but the guy always seems to do his job
Tennessees offense works best when it has a clean pocket on the interior of the line. QB’s don’t take deep drops, so that initial pressure up the middle has to be held back
During carvins time there, the QBs were well protected and the running game thrived.
I personally won’t be shocked at all if Carvin wins a starting job this year. Guy also comes from a military background, from right here in Memphis
Definitely pulling for the guy and think he’s for sure better than a lot of the backup/depth guys we have and won’t be surprised if he turns out to be better than Bates and Shelton
Absolutely. Either they give you good games and sign a contract, allowing you to let more expensive vets enter the market, or they give you some good games and go on to sign good deals elsewhere. Either way, whether a team is good at developing players behind the starters has dynastic consequences.It is nice to see he had reps at OT too. He seemed to be aware of all of his assignments, showed good movement, executed some second level blocks, and had a nice anchor on a couple of OT reps.
Developing young guys is huge if you want to be a consistent winner.