Dillon Radunz

I think the Titans wanted him to grab the RT job and he wasn’t ready. Will he ever be starter material? We are not as good at scouting offensive players as we are defensive players.

 

I think he needs more time but a training camp will help at least determine if he’s ready to be thrown out there as a regular.
If I remember, he had 1 terrible game and 1 decent game coming in for injuries.

Pending the salary moves, he may be forced to play. I’ll say he has a chance to compete for RT right now, Quesenberry should not be considered the starter going forward at this point.

 

He came in a small school guy. And not only did he come in as a small school guy, he came in as a small school guy that didn't get to play his last season of college because of COVID.

He looked good against the 49ers. I fully expect him to come in ready to compete and take a starting job at wherever we need him.

 

If Saffold gets cut as expected and we don’t re-sign Ben Jones and Quessenberry, we’re looking at an offensive line of Lewan - Radunz - Brewer - Davis - Lamm.

That being said, I think we re-sign Jones and bring in additional competition everywhere.

 

Remember Nate Davis wasn't good his rookie season and has now developed into a quality starter. Most people take a year or two to acclimate to the faster, more physical NFL.

Let's give Radunz another year or two before we worry too much about him. As people have said, he's shown promise, but he does have a ways to go.

 

Saffold is likely gone, yes. Maybe Quess too.
I’d expect Ben Jones be back.
Brewer and Lamm are fine depth.
Radunz likely starts at G or T and we draft or sign the other.

 

He was drafted to play RT, but I believe they envisioned him ideally being a swing tackle. He played extremely well filling in for Lewan against the 49ers. He played LT in college so he maybe he isn't comfortable at RT just yet. I think he'll be solid wherever we play him given time. He's a true mauler in the run game from what I've seen.

 

It's weird that Quesenberry is so good at run blocking (one of the best in the league per PFF) and so atrocious at pass blocking (one of the worst graded starters in the league). I don't know that I've ever seen a OL have that wide of a gap between his run blocking and pass blocking game.

 

I don’t know the answer but there are other positions with similar questions, is it easier to find/replace a run blocker or pass blocker? Or is it really just kind of an equal thing?