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Early Reviews of New OL Lineup


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I've seen sieves hold back water better than our interior OL holds back a pass rush.Ā  Sad part is they are doing it with just their front four.Ā  The Eagles aren't doing anything fancy.Ā  Maybe a stunt sprinkled in occasionally, but no elaborate blitzes to speak of.

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Just now, 45catfan said:

I've seen sieves hold back water better than our interior OL holds back a pass rush.Ā  Sad part is they are doing it with just their front four.Ā  The Eagles aren't doing anything fancy.Ā  Maybe a stunt sprinkled in occasionally, but no elaborate blitzes to speak of.

Yup, and it sucks that it's what we're stuck with bc as Fitt said, OL quality and depth is a league-wide problem.Ā  And although I want to continue to start BC regardless of his immediate performance in hopes that he improves as time goes on, the real issue is that interior, as you said.Ā  We need to see if Brown can give us anything, for the same reason - with the hope that he can improve...Ā  because as-is, we will make a quick exit out of the playoffs this they don't get something from the guards.Ā  I am really surprised Daley has struggled as much as he has because he looked very promising early.

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