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Falcons with Major Offensive Line Injuries to Start the Season


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Just now, Icege said:

 

 

That's exactly what I've been wondering... Do you march out Cousins, who does not perform well behind porous OLs (to be fair, most QBs don't) OR do you send Penix Jr out there and hope for him to not get the poo kicked out of him?

Not an ideal situation for them to be in.

They are all in on the rookie. The optics are bad across the board to attempt to "save" him from a beating by putting in Cousins. If you can't handle that schematically, you are toast as a HC/OC. 

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11 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

They are all in on the rookie. The optics are bad across the board to attempt to "save" him from a beating by putting in Cousins. If you can't handle that schematically, you are toast as a HC/OC. 

Raheem Morris has always been a terrible HC going back to Tampa. I don’t understand why he is so highly thought of. 

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Hmmm.  One of my old friend's son plays OT for them (Brandon Parker, NC A&T) and he may get some time at starter.  Great kid--strong parents--His dad (my friend) played at UNC and briefly for the Steelers back in the day.

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