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So apparently Greg Little filled in well.


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I didn't make it a priority to watch Little today, but I can tell you what I saw.

Noticed they kept a tight end on his side a lot today. He did have one pretty good run block, but also had a play where he got knocked on his ass. On one pass play, a guy went inside and blew right by him. As he's frequently done in the past, Bridgewater saved it being a sack by getting rid of the ball. And of course, he and pretty much everybody else failed on the play that led to the long field goal try.

The general read on Little to date has been that he can look half decent against power rushers but can't handle speed rushers. It's also true that players who know how to use inside pass rush moves do well against him as opposed to guys who strictly rush around the outside edge.

Haven't really seen anything to change any of those perceptions yet.

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I don’t know what to think about little. He’s young and could develop but I feel he isn’t the answer. However statistically he isn’t giving up sacks this year which is good. Our offensive line has been good despite the injuries. Maybe that’s due to the scheme, Qb play and coaching but the players do have something to do with it.

 

honestly I don’t see why we don’t use him as a guard if he isn’t going to be a good tackle.

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Beyond the Message board Oline expert.. I saw him play pretty well against power and speed rushers.. He also got a few 1 on 1's with Cam and held his own... Of course ppl here have already made up their minds on him but I see a different player this year who has laid some aggressive pancakes on defenders.. Especially on run plays something the pre draft scouting report said he couldn't do...

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