CRT3
08-11-2004, 03:18 PM
remember this person has to protect brunnels blind side
Ok lets eliminate the blindside theory. In the typical Gibbs, Buges, Simmons, Burns, and Breux offense, there really is no strong side weak side offensive set up. It is predicated on a balance set up with motion to confuse. The point is to bring the 8th and 9th man in the box so as to go up top. Untill then they just play smash mouth straight ahead or via the counter trey.
I agree that Dockery is not fast but is quick. This will hinder his ability in the counter attack as it requires fairly nimble tackles. But they will put there best 5 lineman on the field and they do require multi tasking lineman for those who remember the past.I seem to recall a lineman going down on a yearly basis (Bosic, Lachey, Jacoby, Grimm ??, Schrelth, and etc..) and they pluged and shuffle their way to a few Super Bowls.
So what will happen is what will happen along as we keep on hearing that imortal phrase "Touchdown Washington Redskins"
Ok lets eliminate the blindside theory. In the typical Gibbs, Buges, Simmons, Burns, and Breux offense, there really is no strong side weak side offensive set up. It is predicated on a balance set up with motion to confuse. The point is to bring the 8th and 9th man in the box so as to go up top. Untill then they just play smash mouth straight ahead or via the counter trey.
I agree that Dockery is not fast but is quick. This will hinder his ability in the counter attack as it requires fairly nimble tackles. But they will put there best 5 lineman on the field and they do require multi tasking lineman for those who remember the past.I seem to recall a lineman going down on a yearly basis (Bosic, Lachey, Jacoby, Grimm ??, Schrelth, and etc..) and they pluged and shuffle their way to a few Super Bowls.
So what will happen is what will happen along as we keep on hearing that imortal phrase "Touchdown Washington Redskins"