Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Collapse
X
-
OG's visit OBD
Does anyone else think Urbik can be a solid starting LG? And who knows anything about Tyronne Green?
The Bills have said more than once that their free agent shopping season will go all the way up to training camp. That was evident Tuesday when Buffalo played host to a pair of free agent offensive linemen.
San Diego free agent guard Tyronne Green and Pittsburgh free agent center/guard Doug Legursky both toured the facilities at One Bills Drive and met members of the offensive coaching staff Tuesday.
Green, 27, spent the first four seasons of his career with the Chargers after San Diego made him a fourth-round draft choice in 2009. He earned a starting job in 2012 at guard for San Diego making 13 starts last season. He’s made all 28 of his career starts in his last three seasons.
An unrestricted free agent this offseason, Green signed on May 13th with the New England Patriots, but was released just four days ago (May 31st).[W]e are busy that we may have leisure, and make war that we may live in peace...
[F]or no one chooses to be at war, or provokes war, for the sake of being at war; any one would seem absolutely murderous if he were to make enemies of his friends in order to bring about battle and slaughter...
- Aristotle
-
-
Re: OG's visit OBD
Originally posted by K-Gun View PostDoes anyone else think Urbik can be a solid starting LG? And who knows anything about Tyronne Green?
The Bills have said more than once that their free agent shopping season will go all the way up to training camp. That was evident Tuesday when Buffalo played host to a pair of free agent offensive linemen.
San Diego free agent guard Tyronne Green and Pittsburgh free agent center/guard Doug Legursky both toured the facilities at One Bills Drive and met members of the offensive coaching staff Tuesday.
Green, 27, spent the first four seasons of his career with the Chargers after San Diego made him a fourth-round draft choice in 2009. He earned a starting job in 2012 at guard for San Diego making 13 starts last season. He’s made all 28 of his career starts in his last three seasons.
An unrestricted free agent this offseason, Green signed on May 13th with the New England Patriots, but was released just four days ago (May 31st).
Here's a blurb from http://www.chargers.com/team/roster/...-8703c0698580# that is interesting:
During his first three seasons, Green has seen time at both right and left guard, while also playing a role on special teams. During training camp and offseason practices, Green has also taken reps at center and tackle. The jockeying of positions though is something Green is used to. He is a converted defensive tackle who played both center and guard at Auburn.Last edited by The Jokeman; 06-04-2013, 06:53 PM.
Comment
-
-
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
I have a bad feeling that we we looking at Legursky as a starter since we still haven't replaced Levitre or Rhinehardt. And that's why Pitt wins and we don't: their backup C becomes our starting G.
Comment
-
-
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Originally posted by OpIv37 View PostI have a bad feeling that we we looking at Legursky as a starter since we still haven't replaced Levitre or Rhinehardt. And that's why Pitt wins and we don't: their backup C becomes our starting G.
Comment
-
-
Re: OG's visit OBD
Originally posted by The Jokeman View PostWhy would the Bills shift Urbik to LG when he's been manning RG and signed to a long term contract to do so?[W]e are busy that we may have leisure, and make war that we may live in peace...
[F]or no one chooses to be at war, or provokes war, for the sake of being at war; any one would seem absolutely murderous if he were to make enemies of his friends in order to bring about battle and slaughter...
- Aristotle
Comment
-
-
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Originally posted by better days View PostIF the Bills do sign him, He will have to EARN a starters job. It is now June, what do you have to say aboout the WR position you were ranting about in April as being deficient with the loss of Nelson & Jones?
And as far as WR, who do we have on the roster that has proven themselves to be better than Nelson or Jones? All we have are a bunch of rookies who haven't proven ****. Remember, James Hardy was supposed to fix our WR problem too.
Comment
-
-
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Originally posted by OpIv37 View PostEarn it over who?
And as far as WR, who do we have on the roster that has proven themselves to be better than Nelson or Jones? All we have are a bunch of rookies who haven't proven ****. Remember, James Hardy was supposed to fix our WR problem too.
Comment
-
-
I can feel your anger.I can feel your hate. Give in to the DARK SIDE! With every neg you become MINE
- Jul 2005
- 1080
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
And as far as WR, who do we have on the roster that has proven themselves to be better than Nelson or Jones?
Here to point out the obvious....
Comment
-
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Originally posted by better days View PostHe will have to earn it over other players on an NFL roster. Do you expect whoever starts in place of Nelson & Jones to do worse than they did?
And I don't know if the new guys we got will do better or worse than Nelson and Jones, but doing worse is a very real possibility. They have no experience and will be in an O that's learning a new system with either a rookie QB or a very mediocre vet throwing them the ball behind an OL that lost both a starter and key depth.
Comment
-
-
Re: Bills hosting C/G Dave Legursky and G Tyronne Green
Originally posted by Captain Obvious View PostIt's incredible you keep forgetting there is a WR on the team in Stevie Johnson who has 3 straight 1000 yard seasons he is a better receiver than David Nelson and Donald Jones
My personal opinions of Stevie aside, offenses use MORE THAN ONE WR AT A TIME. The opposing D will just double Stevie and shut him down and make Graham and the rookies try to beat their other guys one on one. Teams can't succeed with just one good WR.
And, for the record, we weren't talking about Stevie because clearly the WR position as a whole hasn't been good enough even with Stevie. We were talking about whether the guys we added were significant replacements for the guys we lost.Last edited by OpIv37; 06-05-2013, 09:00 AM.
Comment
-
Comment