He’s a broken-tackle machine in general, of course. Harris’ long, rocked-up frame, it turns out, is also very bendy. Coming downhill in close quarters, Harris is a load. Give him a little space and he’s an even trickier puzzle because of his loose hips and precise footwork. In the open field you'd be forgiven for he's as much of a slasher as he is a hammer. Harris tries to beat defenders with movement every hit as much as he does power.Seattle Seahawks

Tate, 32, caught 35 passes for 388 yards and two touchdowns last season. It was his least productive season since his rookie year, in part because he missed four games and started just four, serving as the Giants' third receiver behind Sterling Shepard and Darius Slayton.New Orleans Saints

“Absolutely. Look at the successful defenses in the league and what do they do? They pressure the quarterback and that doesn’t mean blitzing. The more quality edge rushes you can have, the better you’ll be.”Pittsburgh Steelers

Murray’s age should also be a factor in the Saints’ . He’s a running back who is on the wrong side of 30. That’s the point in careers where rushers start to see their production fall off a cliff. As good as Murray was in 2020, there’s significant risk he becomes unplayable in 2021 due to age-related regression. Cutting Murray is a risk, but it’s one worth taking for the Saints.

First and foremost, throw out last year. Whenever you lose an All-Pro left tackle to injury and a Hall of Fame-caliber right guard to retirement, there are going to be issues. So, if we aren’t basing our assessment on last season, we need to look a little closer at what Baltimore has in order to figure out what they need. Below is a breakdown of the starting offensive line as it stands right this minute:New York Giants

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“The piece, it gets heavy," Weatherly said of the 10-pound pipe and his vase that weighed 5.9 pounds but felt like 50. “So I get to use my physicality in a sense, but also my fine-tuning, like turning it with just my fingertips."

Recently, general manager Mike Mayock released veteran guards Gabe Jackson and Richie Incognito, freeing up a vital $15 million in cap space. While Incognito may return at a lower rate, Jackson will hit free agency looking for his next opportunity.