O Line

Rockinganker · 11-20-2005, 10:53 PM

Seems to me like the O-Line tends to get tired and lazy when needed the most. Week in and week out they give up the big play to the other team. Not sure if Gibbs is going away from max protect or if the guys up front just don't have it in them to close out a game. I tend to watch the games more then once (for fun) but I notice Portis has to bounce and make his own plays most of the time. The D-line on the other hand is a walking nightmare. I could stand back there and throw the ball on this line.

P.S.
The thought of LA coming at me would make me crap my pants.

11-20-2005, 10:53 PM	#14
Rockinganker Camp Scrub Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Age: 48 Posts: 37	Re: O Line Seems to me like the O-Line tends to get tired and lazy when needed the most. Week in and week out they give up the big play to the other team. Not sure if Gibbs is going away from max protect or if the guys up front just don't have it in them to close out a game. I tend to watch the games more then once (for fun) but I notice Portis has to bounce and make his own plays most of the time. The D-line on the other hand is a walking nightmare. I could stand back there and throw the ball on this line. P.S. The thought of LA coming at me would make me crap my pants. __________________ "There was more pressure on the sideline than there was out on the field." Darrell Green

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