Offensive Line review

hurrykaine · 10-05-2004, 11:39 AM

Ray Brown is the weak pass protection link.....though he plays commendably for a 41 yr old. Kenyatta is playing through injury....I would love to see Bugel experiment with Wilson at RT...hell, he can't be any worse.

In the Giants and Dallas games, most of the pressure came from Samuel's and Dockery's side of the line. We can't block with 8 and expect to have a big downfield passing attack.

The bigger problem is run-blocking. Our offense has to be centered around Portis, and no holes are being created for him on the inside. Kudos to Ramseyfan for pointing this out in the Bucs game, but most of us (including myself) disagreed with him at that point.

10-05-2004, 11:39 AM	#2
hurrykaine Impact Rookie Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Washington, D.C. Age: 51 Posts: 762	Ray Brown is the weak pass protection link.....though he plays commendably for a 41 yr old. Kenyatta is playing through injury....I would love to see Bugel experiment with Wilson at RT...hell, he can't be any worse. In the Giants and Dallas games, most of the pressure came from Samuel's and Dockery's side of the line. We can't block with 8 and expect to have a big downfield passing attack. The bigger problem is run-blocking. Our offense has to be centered around Portis, and no holes are being created for him on the inside. Kudos to Ramseyfan for pointing this out in the Bucs game, but most of us (including myself) disagreed with him at that point.

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