Daunte is fine, physically. He's messed up mentally. He looks like Aaron Brooks out there.O'reilly said:
Brees game is predicated on smarts and reading defenses and not his physical ability (or lack there of) ...Culpepper's game is solely dependent on physical ability (size, arm legs, speed, strength)...without his legs his arm is weaker and he is not at all mobile...he cannot get the ball past linebackers and into tiny areas anymore without his legs and cannot evade the rush like he used to...Kitsune-udon said:
... and he never could read a defense. Chris Carter and Randy Moss bailed him out with the 9 route all the time.O'reilly said:
Houck is one of the best O-Line coaches in the league. He did work miracles here in San Diego, but even a miracle worker can't pull it off all the time. The players need to have some talent and buy into what the coach is teaching them.Shamrock said:
Agreed. Hunter and Henry have done a fine job. The O-line seems to be improving. Goff is really the only one on the line who seems like a placeholder for someone else. I think every other starter is pretty well set for the next 4-6 years, assuming Dielman signs an extension. I know that some Hardwick and Olivea-bashers will be saddened by the news, but these guys have been rock solid.Shamrock said:
I agree that Hardwick does have some problems with big DT's, and can get pushed around some. However, IMO - he makes up for that with good pass protection and VERY good athleticism getting downfield to finish blocks.boltssbbound said:
Especially this:O'reilly said:
:icon_evil: Political correctness running wild and catering to the 1% of the population in the USA which happen not to like the NFL.:icon_evil:Kitsune-udon said:
When Olivea hangs his ass by his arms so they grow another 4 feet, then he will he be ready for a tackle in the midget league but in the NFL?Shamrock said:
Henry must be a genius, then, because that chicken shiit has given up 0 sacks, is rushing for 5.1 YPC, and dominated a very good defensive line last Sunday. Hainsworth, Vanden Bosch, and Bullock are no slouches, and our offense had its way with the Titans' front-seven. I can't entirely chalk that up to PR's godlike abilities or LT's individual skill. We ran effectively and PR had ample time to throw...Trumpet_Man said:When Olivea hangs his ass by his arms so they grow another 4 feet, then he will he be ready for a tackle in the midget league but in the NFL?
Otherwise, it is almost as embarassing as watching Goff and then Hardwick.
Someone else said it better: "Give me a mother fugger like McNeil at the Right Tackle spot and then homie is happy otherwise we are trying to make chicken salad out of chicken shit" or maybe I just said that but anyway you get my drift.
