Offensive Line

[cheaterhater]

As they said on WFAN today half the teams have a bad OL....part of the reason yes but most of the reason is Sack.

Well, sadly Flacco, Mike white and Rodgers couldn’t survive long behind our line and Zach is all we have left

i don’t think the other teams with the bad offensive lines lost that many qbs in such a short span

also like they said on the fan, if Mike white had survived the offensive offensive line play, he’d probably be playing right now instead of zach

 

[beresford]

Apparently Billy Turnstile broke a bone in his hand on Monday night. Got to keep up our record of never fielding the same O-line in consecutive games. You would think this would make playing tackle particularly difficult. According to the depth chart Carter Warren is next man up, with Mitchell as #1 right guard and Glaser backing up the entire interior line.

 

[Retired AFA]

No worries, JD with his excellent talent of finding FA Offensive line gems will find another Over the Hill, injury prone, Offensive lineman.

 

[butterscotch]

No worries, JD with his excellent talent of finding FA Offensive line gems will find another Over the Hill, injury prone, Offensive lineman.

Winston hill would be good

 

[butterscotch]

Winston hill would be good

Randall Lee Rasmussen is still alive

 

[Retired AFA]

I heard JD was trying to dig up Bronko Nagurski, but that fell through as JD wanted Bronko to bring along Jim Thorpe.

 

[Old#15]

and don't forget John Schmidt...

 

[Old#15]

I'll defer to the experts, but it seems as though a lot of good OL play hinges to some degree (how much I don't know) on scheme, continuity, and QB protection adjustments. You look at NE's line in their heyday, and there were very few what we will call studs, but they did have Dante Scar and Tom Brady. We have neither, and to make matters worse we have no continuity, and folks are being played (Brown & Turner) who have seen better days. I have no clue if ZW is making the right protection calls or not, my guess is probably not all and he holds the ball too long which certainly adds to the problem. None of this should be a mystery to these coaches, so what is being done to correct?

 

[butterscotch]

I'll defer to the experts, but it seems as though a lot of good OL play hinges to some degree (how much I don't know) on scheme, continuity, and QB protection adjustments. You look at NE's line in their heyday, and there were very few what we will call studs, but they did have Dante Scar and Tom Brady. We have neither, and to make matters worse we have no continuity, and folks are being played (Brown & Turner) who have seen better days. I have no clue if ZW is making the right protection calls or not, my guess is probably not all and he holds the ball too long which certainly adds to the problem. None of this should be a mystery to these coaches, so what is being done to correct?

don't forget Conrad Dobler......A good kick in the balls works wonders