O-line The Real Problem

[offiss]

I have finally come to the conclusion that our O-line is at the heart of our problem's as an offense, we can't run up the middle Raymer, Dockery, cannot move people off the line of scrimmage and Raymer is being dominated inside I am not impressed with Portis he seem's a little hesitant to hit the holes full bore he had 110 yds but it took him 35 carries to get there not all his fault but he's not breaking any tackles either, we can add in a fumble as well as a 15 yd taunting penalty late in the game as if he's in a position to critisize, and rub it in to other's.

My thought on the play calling comes down to this, because of our inability to run with any real authority it really limit's Gibb's to what he can do on offense with his playcalling, we did a much better job of getting the offense into position fast enough with no urgency as the play clock was running down nice adjustment by Gibb's especially on the road, but team's just don't respect our running game and why should they? We really have had little success running the ball when we really need to, our red zone run game is none existant, I don't care who your back is we could bring Riggo out of retirement and we should run the ball better than we are.

Gardner had a nice game so let's trade him now before he burn's us again, as usual even when he makes a catch he's bobbling the ball all over the place the guy scares me.

Ramsey seemed much more comfortable today and his passes where much more accurate, our reciever's weren't having to stretch all over the place to make catches he was hitting them right in the hand's, not perfect but he does keep improving.

Final annalasist, we have to make our O-line first and formost top priority this offseason, problem is that's easier said than done, but if we want to contend we have to upgrade, Thomas, and Jansen, stay, the rest are on the chopping block, Brown can come back but as a backup, I would also like to see more of Wilson, and Molinaro, the rest of the season to see if they are potential starter's for next season.

Taylor just keep's impressing more, and more, this kid has a real shot at going down as one of the all time great's at the saftey position.

Nice to see Lavar out there finally, I had to laugh when he laid out that pulling guard, impressive, a LB dropping a 300lb lineman like a bag of dirt, I don't really like him on the strong side I would rather have him rush the passer from the QB's blindside I am curious why William's did that?


Bottom line? Fix the line!