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nosuchthingasapanther

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You know, I used to think our running problems were merely because our O-line. However, they aren't hitting it like they used too. They are so slow off the line that it can affect our running game too. Yes, our O-line is bad, but (like you said), our running backs don't do them any favors either. It's just all bad.

Give us a legitimate RB and our OL would look like top 5.

Dwill and Stew are so damn slow hitting the holes. See how quick Bell was hitting the holes last week?

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criticism of williams is largely a product of his contract imo. it's not his fault and i certainly dont expect him to refuse his paycheck but unless he's a top 10 back it hurts the team to have to pay him every week on his current contract.

If he was making plays, I wouldn't criticize.

You ain't see no one complaining about Gore or Beastmode.

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Give us a legitimate RB and our OL would look like top 5.

Dwill and Stew are so damn slow hitting the holes. See how quick Bell was hitting the holes last week?

 

I don't know that our OL would look like top 10, but it would definitely help. Here's a question, if we end up 6-10 (which I hope we don't) do we take Todd Gurley or an O-lineman?

 

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I don't know that our OL would look like top 10, but it would definitely help. Here's a question, if we end up 6-10 (which I hope we don't) do we take Todd Gurley or an O-lineman?

If I'm the GM, easily GURLEY. Imagine defense having to game plan for Cam and Gurley.

We want to run so damn much even with an UDFA Reeves, why not run it with Gurley.

It's a deep OT class next year. We could find a legitimate OT (Erving/Drango) in the 2nd and even a solid one in the 3rd (Corey Robinson/ Ereck Flowers/Daryl Williams).

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its is too much money invested at that position and makes me angry to know we would be better off with a rb like that but can't have it for years to come. meanwhile we'll keep saying "double trouble" like...

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We can dump Dwill after the season.

If we keep on suckn, we better be thinking Todd Gurley or Melvin Gordon.

It's time we need new fresh legs back there.

Dwill and Stew sure gave us the double trouble.

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We can dump Dwill after the season.

If we keep on suckn, we better be thinking Todd Gurley or Melvin Gordon.

It's time we need new fresh legs back there.

Dwill and Stew sure gave us the double trouble.

that nickname cursed us because it should have never been. the reality is they racked up those yards not because of awesomeness but our lack of passing in 2008-2009 season... we couldn' smh

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We were moving the ball with Williams in the game. When he left, Shula panicked and couldn't adjust.

 

By passing the ball.  Let that sink in.  We were moving the ball BY PASSING IT to Olsen , Cotchery and Benjamin.

 

Then Shula decided to run up the gut with Reaves and such.  Oh, and long pass plays with a suspect O-line. Don't forget that.

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Give us a legitimate RB and our OL would look like top 5.

Dwill and Stew are so damn slow hitting the holes. See how quick Bell was hitting the holes last week?

 

I'm hoping my sarcasm detector is broken, but in case it isn't...seriously?  He waited until the holes opened up for him (something I would never have believed possible until last week!) and then took advantage.  He wasn't busting through right after the hand-off...

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If I'm the GM, easily GURLEY. Imagine defense having to game plan for Cam and Gurley.

We want to run so damn much even with an UDFA Reeves, why not run it with Gurley.

It's a deep OT class next year. We could find a legitimate OT (Erving/Drango) in the 2nd and even a solid one in the 3rd (Corey Robinson/ Ereck Flowers/Daryl Williams).

 

So, what you're saying is OT in the 2nd AND 3rd...Hmmm I could get with that!  LOL

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I'm hoping my sarcasm detector is broken, but in case it isn't...seriously? He waited until the holes opened up for him (something I would never have believed possible until last week!) and then took advantage. He wasn't busting through right after the hand-off...

He was looking like Shady last week. Making something out of nothing most of the time.

Blount was hitting those open holes.

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