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MARCUS GILBERT WILL MOVE TO LEFT TACKLE NEXT SEASON.

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Post by wyckedheart8 Mon Feb 20, 2012 2:06 pm

The Steelers have a lot of questions on the offensive line. But they hope they already have their left tackle of the present and future on the roster.

Steelers G.M. Kevin Colbert told 93.7 the Fan in Pittsburgh that the team will move Marcus Gilbert from right tackle to left tackle next season. That’s not a good sign for Max Starks, who tore his ACL and is an impending free agent.

Gilbert, a second round pick in 2011, looked competent while starting most of last season at right tackle. The team expects Willie Colon to return from injury and play right tackle. Jonathan Scott would be the swing tackle.

The team could invest another draft pick at tackle, but Gilbert and Colon look like the presumptive starters next season. Pittsburgh has been looking for a winning combination on the offensive line for a while now. Cutting down on the team’s sacks is an organizational priority this year.

Any improvement will have to come from new coordinator Todd Haley and the new arrangement of offensive line pieces.

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Post by Guest Mon Feb 20, 2012 8:41 pm

So why is this important to a browns fan?

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Post by Guest Tue Feb 21, 2012 12:01 am

wyckedheart8 wrote:The Steelers have a lot of questions on the offensive line. But they hope they already have their left tackle of the present and future on the roster.

Steelers G.M. Kevin Colbert told 93.7 the Fan in Pittsburgh that the team will move Marcus Gilbert from right tackle to left tackle next season. That’s not a good sign for Max Starks, who tore his ACL and is an impending free agent.

Gilbert, a second round pick in 2011, looked competent while starting most of last season at right tackle. The team expects Willie Colon to return from injury and play right tackle. Jonathan Scott would be the swing tackle.

The team could invest another draft pick at tackle, but Gilbert and Colon look like the presumptive starters next season. Pittsburgh has been looking for a winning combination on the offensive line for a while now. Cutting down on the team’s sacks is an organizational priority this year.

Any improvement will have to come from new coordinator Todd Haley and the new arrangement of offensive line pieces.


The Steelers would be nuts to put that much trust in Willie Colon. The dude has missed the last two seasons on IR.

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Post by RLON39 Wed Feb 22, 2012 7:45 am

The Steelers would be nuts to put that much trust in Willie Colon. The dude has missed the last two seasons on IR. .
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^^^^^^^^Man, I predict that Colon is injured by week 4, forcing us to sign Starks. They better draft a tackle that is at least capable of playing the right side, in the mid rounds. ..this is not too mention the fact that the Steelers are screwed if Gilbert can't handle the left side, as they'd by stuck with two RTs and J. Scott.




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