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Lee Ziemba?

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Yea, the penalties suck, but in his defense, ALOT of the holding calls this year, not just against us, but throughout the league as a whole, there has been absolutely no consistency with the holding calls. The refs should lose a few game checks this year.

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Here we go again. Ziemba has played. He was horrid. He doesn't have the speed to match the DE's on the edge, which was big concern coming out for him. Regardless of peoples assumptions, Bell has played well enough. I would like for anyone who thinks he was the weakest link on the OL Sunday to please speak up, so I know to just ignore that person in the future.

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Here we go again. Ziemba has played. He was horrid. He doesn't have the speed to match the DE's on the edge, which was big concern coming out for him. Regardless of peoples assumptions, Bell has played well enough. I would like for anyone who thinks he was the weakest link on the OL Sunday to please speak up, so I know to just ignore that person in the future.

Pretty sure he wasn't the weakest link Sunday, but he has been nothing but below average.

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please ignore me

If you feel that he was then you are either

A) Retarded

B) Not paying attention and assuming what you "know"

C) Pining for Matt Kalil, a player 99% of the people here would have no interest in if his last name was Johnson.

D) Retarded.

Titans brought pressure through the middle all day on first. Hangartner got manhandled whether they brought it or not anytime else.

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