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Worse - D-Line or Clausen?

BIGH2001

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Urrymonster Newbie

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I would say once Clausen gets caught once badly then he loses all confidence in his OLine and starts to panic.

Honestly Williams is the only genuinely poor OLine player we have at the moment.

EDIT - Mis-read the question thoguht it was OLine.

I would say they are equally a huge area of concern. Actually, scratch that, our DEs have generated good pressure recently and it's just our DTs that have struggled.

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Baschski Newbie

Baschski

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O Line.

This guy's got it. QB can't do anything when he has immediate pressure in his face every play. D-Line isn't doing well but at least we have a couple guys there making plays (Charles Johnson, for example). The O-Line has just been pathetic. Jordan Gross and Ryan Kalil should be completely ashamed of themselves.

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mav1234 Grand Master

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how many blocks did Kalil misread today? When will our line learn how to handle a stunt?

gah. frustrating.

It's not just the QB's fault we're 1-11 either..

Imbecile.

man dude, I wanted Clausen to be good so bad too, and maybe he'll do well in the future, but wow, he looked terrible today in the 3rd quarter.

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