A Case for Rabach

12thMan · 09-18-2007, 11:47 AM

After Thomas went down last night, I thought to myself, now we're really going to see what our back-ups are made of.

Then it dawned upon me, what about the one guy that has been in there day in and day out. No doubt, Casey Rabach is holding it down better than we think. Is it possible that Rabach isn't just another guy or another joe snapping the ball? Think about it, he now has a new left guard and a new right guard playing along side him, yet the line is still plugging along. Not to mention the tackle positions have been in flux all year.

Yeah, I know Chris Samuels is a Pro-Bowler and all, and many feel the line couldn't survive without him. But I think it's possible that Rabach could very well be the real lynch pin for this Skins offensive line.

09-18-2007, 11:47 AM	#1
12thMan MVP Join Date: May 2005 Location: washington, D.C. Posts: 11,460	A Case for Rabach After Thomas went down last night, I thought to myself, now we're really going to see what our back-ups are made of. Then it dawned upon me, what about the one guy that has been in there day in and day out. No doubt, Casey Rabach is holding it down better than we think. Is it possible that Rabach isn't just another guy or another joe snapping the ball? Think about it, he now has a new left guard and a new right guard playing along side him, yet the line is still plugging along. Not to mention the tackle positions have been in flux all year. Yeah, I know Chris Samuels is a Pro-Bowler and all, and many feel the line couldn't survive without him. But I think it's possible that Rabach could very well be the real lynch pin for this Skins offensive line.

A Case for Rabach

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