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Our O Line sucks...it's obvious. I believe there needs to be some reshuffling. Who do you believe is the weak link on the O-Line? Don't pick the whole line...just choose one.
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Re: Who is the weak link on the O-Line?
Bwahahaha!!! Why not????Originally posted by Brando19sigpic -
That's a tough call as shit is breaking down everywhere. Between the lack of stength on the inside and the lack of mobility on the outside, it's just ugly.sigpicComment
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Scott Wells played a horrific game today.Comment
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The philosophy is weak...
You guys know where I stand on this... gimme power football, all day, every day.
Look at the Vikings, POS QB, but can run the ball for over 200 yds, and beat down a systematically flawed defense like the Packers. What amazes me, is that the Vikings ever put the ball in the air.
Wells is a blown-up Fullback, Colledge is a wimp, Clifton can't run block - at all... pick your guilty part out of a hat.wistComment
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I agree. I believe Wells is the weak link in the line.Originally posted by esoxxComment
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Apparently he's lost his ability to pass block as well.Originally posted by wist43Originally posted by 3irty1Comment
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Re: Who is the weak link on the O-Line?
There in lies the problem. They take turns to ensure that someone different steps up to be the weak link on nearly every down. Much the same way the defensive players take turns being the one guy out of position in the run D to allow the big play.Originally posted by Brando19
Given that and the complete lack of progress made by any of these guys in the Campen era... well, I've said it before. I just don't think he's much of a coach. Everyone likes to slam Schottenheimer, but at least some of his young players are improving.#14Comment
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I think the weak link changes from game to game. I don't think it is one individual, it is lack of consistency.
The play today was HORRIBLE. Other than Tauscher, you could pick one. It really doesn't matter.
Today, Wells or Colledge. Take your pick. Cliffy seems about washed up, I just hope he's really injured. If not, he's done. I think we should bench Wells, and Cliffy. Stick Colledge at LT, Barbre/Sitton at RT and Spitz at C.Comment
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Re: Who is the weak link on the O-Line?
Originally posted by Brando19
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Amen.Originally posted by retailguy"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Re: Who is the weak link on the O-Line?
No quarterback is going to function with unabated blitzers pounding him all day.Originally posted by Pacopete4"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Re: Who is the weak link on the O-Line?
Originally posted by MJZiggy
guys like Roethlisberger, Manning, Favre, Brees, top of the line guys doComment
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Re: Who is the weak link on the O-Line?
Originally posted by MJZiggy
From me this is no longer about who our QB is
But AROD needs to make the throws when he has time regardless of how much pressure he was feeling on other plays. He did not play well today.TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWERComment
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So you're telling me that every single time Manning or Favre or Big Ben runs into pressure like this, they always have a good offensive performance? They've never once had the o-line completely fall apart and have it result in a loss?"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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