Mekhi Becton allowed 39 pressures in 15 games last year... Only 3 sacks allowed on 489 pass blocking snaps.

with a torn labrum!

Mid guard, HORRIBLE OT. If he plays guard it can’t be worse than it already is.

Yeah he definitely needs to be at guard and it's still not fantastic but for sure an upgrade over what we have now

Idk how to feel about that. But its better than what we have now. Better than Monk, holy shit

Looks like a Hall of Famer compared to the clowns we have out there now.

I don’t care what anybody says. We have nobody on the line right now that size that knows their assignment. I’m hoping for just a steady offensive lineman.

We got guys giving up 10 in one game, I’m willing for them to roll the dice

If we cut Aaron banks how much money would we save? I’m just ready to call it a loss

Saw multiple pass blocks that were 3-4 seconds and run blocks where people got actually moved tf out the way... we've seen just about 0 of that from anyone on this line.

Far and away better than Monk

Also keep in mind the entire time last year he was playing with a torn labrum..this could be a really good signing if he goes back to 2024 eagles form

Considering he was hurt, he played well.

I’m cautiously optimistic about Becton only because he played with a torn labrum last year. I’m going based off his last year with Philly

Just wait until Butkus gets a hold of him

Here the real take… not good 😌

While playing injured

Dude those are rookie numbers compared to monk. He will give up 39 in one game.

Anything that stops the constant double a gap blitz

2.75 pressures per game is light years better than what they’re doing now Get him in there by Chicago

Keep in mind it’s the same shitty coaching staff.

He was injured

2 pressure per game sure beat 10 per game lol

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Anything at this point gotta be better.

Hopefully he do the same shit

He’s graded out by PFF like he was a corpse last year but he’s got pedigree and he’s definitely more intriguing than Tomlinson.

At least he appears to understand his blocking assignment.