Cameron Clark has retired

[reuben]

I just think when your primary concern about your blue chip first round pick is his conditioning, drafting his workout partner is an extremely clever way to provide a positive support net.  Especially during an offseason when he can't work out with team trainers.

If we got a player, that's obviously pretty great too.

[dcm1602]

Kiper said he thinks Clark can compete for a spot in 2020. Given our interior OL depth chart, I agree.

He’s also played all 5 positions and from what I’ve read technique is pro-ready.

I think it would be kind of questionable if a 4th round rookie tackle converting to guard is going to successfully compete with 3 guards making 6 + million, two of whom are on new contracts and one of whom we could save basically the entirity of his salary.

[SixFeetDeep]

I think it would be kind of questionable if a 4th round rookie tackle converting to guard is going to successfully compete with 3 guards making 6 + million, two of whom are on new contracts and one of whom we could save basically the entirity of his salary.

Lock it in fellas, CC the week 1 starting LG next to Becton

[dcm1602]

Lock it in fellas, CC the week 1 starting LG next to Becton

If he does start. It better freaking mean that we  cut Winters

[Italian Seafood]

I think it would be kind of questionable if a 4th round rookie tackle converting to guard is going to successfully compete with 3 guards making 6 + million, two of whom are on new contracts and one of whom we could save basically the entirity of his salary.

Base it on who plays best, not what money they make.

[dcm1602]

Base it on who plays best, not what money they make.

That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying if we decided that several guys were worth a good chunk of change, they should be more than capable of beating out a middle round rookie who is a developmental prospect switching positions.

[Italian Seafood]

That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying if we decided that several guys were worth a good chunk of change, they should be more than capable of beating out a middle round rookie who is a developmental prospect switching positions.

You use the resources you have to acquire talent and then play the best talent. Veterans on the free agent market are going to cost money but it doesn't guarantee them a starting job. They should beat out a rookie, yes, but that's what camp is for.

[Libero_2]

You use the resources you have to acquire talent and then play the best talent. Veterans on the free agent market are going to cost money but it doesn't guarantee them a starting job. They should beat out a rookie, yes, but that's what camp is for.

The operative term here is “should”

The best thing for us is that Clark shows up to camp and smokes Winters, GVR and Lewis and earns a starting gig. If that happens (unlikely IMO) but I’d rather him be a RG that way we don’t have 2 rookies as the left side of our line. But if Clark is good enough, it might be a problem worth having to work througb

[SixFeetDeep]

Lock it in fellas, CC the week 1 starting LG next to Becton

https://twitter.com/connorjrogers/status/1254854570896879616?s=21

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/michael_nania/status/1254900154987098114?s=21

Gat Dayumn

[CatoTheElder]

https://twitter.com/michael_nania/status/1254900154987098114?s=21

Gat Dayumn

I like this.

[delavan]

https://twitter.com/JimNagy_SB/status/1256018133766344711

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/JimNagy_SB/status/1256018133766344711

Killa Cam Clark Hype Train CHOO CHOOOOO

[MBGreen]

Brian Costello
@BrianCoz
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Jets fourth-round pick OL Cameron Clark will be signing his rookie contract today, according to a source. It is the standard 4-year deal worth just under $4 million. #nyj

[SixFeetDeep]

Lock it in fellas, CC the week 1 starting LG next to Becton