Jansen vs. Heyer

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GTripp0012
10-15-2008, 11:53 PM
Right on GTripp. Kendall has been a great addition and stayed healthy too. Sometimes I wonder whether Jansen really should be moved inside as a backup since his bull rush ability is right there w/ Kendall's.I think Jansen could work at RG in this system. Of course, then comes the problem of what happens to Randy Thomas, both guys have signed extensions in the last two years.

Kendall might end up as the odd man out, but they would be making a huge mistake.

They should probably move Rinehart inside to Center and get him ready to start next year, IMO.

GTripp0012
10-15-2008, 11:58 PM
Jansen is better on the Goal Line than Heyer is, but over the last few weeks, we've become a zone blocking exclusive team between the 20s, and Heyer's style fits the best even in the running game.

Ruhskins
10-16-2008, 12:22 AM
CP ran for 100+ yds and we still lost, b/c of the lack of pass protection. Like some ppl have said, make sure Heyer is healthy and put him in as soon as he's 100%.

skinsnut
10-16-2008, 01:17 PM
hmm...
I say...put Jansen in against the Browns because their weakness is run defense.
Monitor Jansen's pass protection and if it sucks at halftime, bench him.
But let Jansen know ahead of time.

I'd give Jansen 1 more game to prove his worth.
Last week sucked, but the prior 2 games against Rivals away with loud crowd noise, he was quite strong....the man deseves that after playing so long (with broken thumbs too)
He is tough...give him 1 last shot and make him PROVE he is a starter THIS WEEK.

J. Spanky
10-17-2008, 12:14 PM
Heyer is what need at the tackle not Jansen. CP has been running well but if you look at it the big runs have been on the left side not the right side of where Jansen is.

actually, if you look at the numbers, our runs to the right side have significantly increased since jansen stepped in. still not equal to the production on the left, but to keep defenses honest, you have to run effectively to both sides.

In the west coast offense pass protection is the key not running blocking. We need to protect Campbell by all means. Jansen is terrible in pass protection and after the season he will pack his bags and get off of our cap for younger athletic guys. Don't be surprise if Kendall is next. We have to get younger, athletic on the offensive line.

i think jansen will be gone after this season too. i wouldn’t bet too much on it though. his cap hit will still be pretty significant next year, if I’m not mistaken. wouldn’t be surprised to see him kept as an insurance policy. kendall will be gone. this is the last year on his contract and he’s 35 years old with arthritis in both knees. he’s playing his heart out right now but its not realistic to expect him to maintain this pace. rhinehart will succeed him in ’09.

Heyer will become a gret right tackle for us before moving to the left tackle to replace Samuels in about 4-5 years.

don’t expect to ever see heyer as the starter at left tackle.

SouperMeister
10-17-2008, 12:28 PM
Leonard Little abused Jansen on the pass rush. I don't see Heyer as much of a liability as a run blocker as Jansen is as a pass protector, so I think Heyer should get the job back when he's healthy.

T.O.Killa
12-02-2008, 01:15 PM
Why has Heyer not been given another chance, considering how bad our Oline has been playing. I wonder if they have realized that he is not starting material. It seems to me that they should give him a shot. We need to know if he is the answer at RT. We won when he was in there.

SBXVII
12-02-2008, 01:43 PM
Why has Heyer not been given another chance, considering how bad our Oline has been playing. I wonder if they have realized that he is not starting material. It seems to me that they should give him a shot. We need to know if he is the answer at RT. We won when he was in there.

They have to pick their poison. Jansen is better at run blocking. Heyer is better at pass blocking. For most of the season we have been a run first or running offense. However Zorn says this system is supposed to be a pass scoring machine according to him in preseason. So ....do you want the run you have to go with Jansen. If our WR could ever catch a cold then put Heyer back in.

dmvskinzfan08
12-02-2008, 01:50 PM
Heyer. Did you see that block Jansen missed on Tuck where he didn't even touch him and was standing there blocking no one???? He is horrible!!

GTripp0012
12-02-2008, 02:37 PM
actually, if you look at the numbers, our runs to the right side have significantly increased since jansen stepped in. still not equal to the production on the left, but to keep defenses honest, you have to run effectively to both sides.



i think jansen will be gone after this season too. i wouldn’t bet too much on it though. his cap hit will still be pretty significant next year, if I’m not mistaken. wouldn’t be surprised to see him kept as an insurance policy. kendall will be gone. this is the last year on his contract and he’s 35 years old with arthritis in both knees. he’s playing his heart out right now but its not realistic to expect him to maintain this pace. rhinehart will succeed him in ’09.



don’t expect to ever see heyer as the starter at left tackle.I think because of his contract, Jansen is going to be the short-term replacement for Casey Rabach on the interior at Center, which is an idea that was floated during OTAs this season.

I don't think Rinehart will start next year, but I think he will be active, and the first available replacement at Guard, plus he'll see more action at tackle in the preseason.

Heyer might be the odds on favorite at RT next year, but I think we're going to draft there in the first round, so I'm sure he'll have heavy competition. I also wouldn't count out Rinehart at RT or at C just yet, even though I see him as a starting guard in our future.

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