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Old 10-05-2022, 07:46 PM
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I think it was you and me that talked about it when it happened... But to me, letting Glow and then Reed leave were some of the more surprising moves they've made. Didn't like it then, don't like it now.

I can only guess that they were satisfied Painter's 2021 film and thought he could make the move to guard. His backup being young Will Fries might be part of the reason they stuck with him so long. Fries had much better pass-pro than Pinter.

But Pryor is massive and God knows we need some push in the interior. I really hope they're considering it.
Yeah, I hope they are too. And if Raimann isn't ready then put Dennis Kelly at LT and move Pryor to RG.

Agree on Glow and Reed. Especially Glow b/c based on what we've seen this year he may have been our best OL and the glue that kept the OL from turning into a shit sandwich. Also, I know Reed probably gave Minny a somewhat hometown discount, but you would think we could have outbid them for not much more than the 2 year, $4.5M contract they gave him if he was given a legitimate chance to start here.

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