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One of the worst Olines in football

Jmac

By Jmac,
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This Oline is terrible in all phases of the game. Horrible run blocking (if that's what you call what they do) and any team with a decent pass rush eats them for lunch. Norwell is playing decent, but the rest totally suck. T.T. is playing like a rookie. If this keeps up ( which it will), they don't have a chance. 

Got to go with what you have this year and hope for the best (and expect the worst). Talented linemen are hard to find and you pay for what you get. Yes the coaching sucks along with other issues, but this line is near the top of the crap list.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Castavar said:

Rams also had one of the worst o-lines in football last year. Crazy what a legit offensive coach can do. Scheme has a LOT to do with how an o-line performs.

Yeah be basically tried to switch what was working today and because a power run team. No wonder we had injuries. 

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33 minutes ago, Castavar said:

Rams also had one of the worst o-lines in football last year. Crazy what a legit offensive coach can do. Scheme has a LOT to do with how an o-line performs.

The Rams also went out and signed a legit LT for a very reasonable price while Carolina went and backed up the Brinks truck to the Kalil’s household.

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1 hour ago, Jmac said:

This Oline is terrible in all phases of the game. Horrible run blocking (if that's what you call what they do) and any team with a decent pass rush eats them for lunch. Norwell is playing decent, but the rest totally suck. T.T. is playing like a rookie. If this keeps up ( which it will), they don't have a chance. 

Got to go with what you have this year and hope for the best (and expect the worst). Talented linemen are hard to find and you pay for what you get. Yes the coaching sucks along with other issues, but this line is near the top of the crap list.

 

 

I would venture to say we have the WORST in football. If not for Cam’s escape ability it’d be a complete poo show every week. 

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