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Originally Posted by offiss
This thread is kind of ironic, I broke the game down last night and the one standout was Dockery, for what you ask? For getting knocked on his ass constantly, and missing block after block, he is the major problem with our line, fortuantly for us yesterday we really didn't need a big effort from him, if he's in open space guy's just run right around him, that's if he can figure out who to try and hit at all, and even when he does make contact in close he usually gets knocked down, or the defender slides around him immediatly. Dockery play's the guard postion as if he weighed 200lbs and was slow. I was going to start a thread today called the weekest link but this thread will do. People I believe are trying to find a way to legitamize Dockery because of his tremendous size, but size is meaningless if you can't or don't know how to use it, we should have had a backup plan for this guy he's just not a football player.
Jansen also has to get it together he's being pushed all over the place the first 3 games.
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I agree that Dockery has put up some subpar performances in the past and that was actually a pretty accurate description of some of the things that have happened in the past.
On Sunday night though I did not see Dockery out of position often and I even thought that when he got out into space he was superb. I remember on one pull he absolutely leveled one of Houston's linebackers and then threw a block against a DB to help create a nice running lane up the sideline.
You said he is the 'weakest link' and it's possible that he might be, but if he is then I would say that is a good problem to have because he was playing his behind off this past Sunday.