Matt Slauson Question?

[WindyCity]

Is Matt Slauson a competent NFL starter? That is what we are looking for in Chicago.

Was he any good when moved to C?
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John Fox
3-13 this season, 9-23 overall, 4-12 at home
Pathetic

[green24]

He is a pretty good starter. No one is ever going to confuse him with a prime Alan Faneca, but he is a quality starter.

I don't recall him ever playing center.

[WindyCity]

[quote="green24"]He is a pretty good starter. No one is ever going to confuse him with a prime Alan Faneca, but he is a quality starter.

I don't recall him ever playing center.[/quote

I ask because I have seen pictures of him at C.


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John Fox
3-13 this season, 9-23 overall, 4-12 at home
Pathetic

[green24]

[Davey]

He's the definition of a replacement level player. At left guard, not at center. He's only filled in there and that's been limited playing time.

[jetskid007]

I think he'll be a good pick up for whatever team picks him up. He wasn't treated very fairly this season but I thought he was very good when he was on the field

[Raoul Duke]

I'd actually choose to keep him over Moore if I had a say. While I think he was average to above average, he's young and has steadily improved.

Continuity on the line can't be overlooked and given his age and how he's progressed, I think they should resign him.
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[jetsfan4life51]

He might work out well at RG. I like his tenacity but he's pretty limited. Would be nice to improve at LG but there are certainly worse players out there starting.
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[rickyt31]

[D.Revis24]

mediocre, isn't awful but is limited athletically.
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Props to El Ramster on the sig

[quietjetsket]

Slauson's pass protection is solid but that's it. He played center few times when Mangold was tended.