espn's insider breakdown

Can the offensive line pass protect well enough to get quarterback Mark Brunell through a full season? The pass protection for Brunell was better in 2005 after being very weak in 2004. The Redskins have been forced at times to play a lot of maximum protection schemes to protect the immobile Brunell, making their passing game very conservative and predictable. The key to success in 2006 is the health of left offensive tackle Chris Samuels and right offensive tackle Jon Jansen. They are excellent edge protectors, but durability is a real question mark for both. This is a big and physical offensive line, and the passing game will feature more three- and five-step drops, which will make it tough for defenses to get to Brunell. Even when other teams do penetrate, one of the most underrated parts of the team's pass protection is the ability of running back Clinton Portis to pick up the blitz.

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cant print this stuff in the locker room or espn will find matty and leave him dead in a ditch supposedly. TAFKAS is their insider.

REad it quick before it goes away! Good analysis.

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LOL what the heck happened? They must use disapearing ink at espn. :cheeky-sm

well i already read the whole thing on here and you cant take that away from me

HA these insiders act like there PERSONAL OPINIONS are worth more than gold, theres really nothing that espn could tell me right now about the redskins that every other sports site could.

i miss the days when insider posting was allowed :(

for a quarter ill tell you what it said:)

a quarter? thats highway robbery!

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