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For the kind of jack he's getting, he has to end up at left tackle.

A player with his talent and ability will be able to play either successfully. Tuna would not have drafted him if he could not make an immediate impact where they need him.

He's a monster and will take plenty of space up on the left side and
protect the QB's back-side so I know it will happen.

I don't think the Dolphins would spend this much money and the first pick in the draft for a right tackle.......he has to play on the left side, doesn't he?

Adalious Thomas is gonna have this big dumb guy's number!!!!

He will struggle at the start but he should be fine by the end of the year or next season. There is a high learning curve for rookie offernsive linemen (especially left tackle) which can be offset when you have good players lining up with them or decent players lining up next to them (much like Joe Thomas last year in Cleveland).

He better play left tackle, for all that money if they wanted him to be a Place kicker he better do it

that big monster will be effective where ever they want to put him. i think this guy is a can't miss player

Adalious Thomas is gonna have this big dumb guy's number!!!!

So what if we cheated? | 07/02/08, 09:56 AM

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Isn't it Adalius Thomas? Note to all FN posters: If you are going to call someone dumb, please spell check. Thanks.

He better play left tackle, for all that money if they wanted him to be a Place kicker he better do it

Hank Hill | 07/02/08, 12:37 PM

Agreed.

If Long has the skills and ability to do so then why question is his ability to play LT? As long as Long can deliver, I'm sure he'll do fine (just make sure your not a bust Jake!!!).

you tell that Patriot cheater thong man!!!!

What a stupid question. Its like asking if the Tuna can scarf down 5 BLTs with a couple of milk shakes. No duh!

the tuna needs a wonderbra

Rumor has it he can go both ways!

Even established Pro Bowl LTs can struggle against the elite speed rushers in the NFL. I would imagine Jake Long probably will a bit too, especially as a rookie. It's not a huge reach to predict that.

For that kind of money he should be able to play all 22 positions...

I think he will be able to adapt because the man is a beast.

For some reason I'm getting the feeling this guy isn't going to be another Pace, Ogden, Thomas, but another Robbert Gallery.

The best picture of Jake Long they could find, this is?