That was the worst performance from an O-Line that I have seen in a long time. Makes the chicago bears o-line look like pro-bowlers.
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That was the worst performance from an O-Line that I have seen in a long time. Makes the chicago bears o-line look like pro-bowlers.
scott is completely clueless. he is upright every time. blame the FO for that
And the coaching staff. Our o-line coach is the one who brought him over despite the fact that he saw him stink up the joint in Buffalo week after week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steeldude
Upright and then on his azz! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Steeldude
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Originally Posted by Steeldude
Vs eagles in 2008 are the worst performence for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Merchant
I would love to see Flo back. He would instantly improve our run game. However, I don't think Flo is coming back, especially if the rumors are true that he wants 5 million. Max, on the other hand, is a possibility.
Also, I hate to :deadhorse: but Legursky needs to sit for Foster, who is a much better run blocker, imo. We are so focused on our tackles - and rightfully so given their performance - but our tackles were matching up against two outstanding DE's. Our guards along with Pouncy should have been able to move the interior of the Colts defense and open up a few holes. I am not saying it is all Legursky's fault because neither Kemo or Pouncy had a good game, but Legursky is the weakest blocker of our interior linemen.
Harrison got there because Troy wouldn't let Painter throw that side.Quote:
Originally Posted by stillers4me
that's what i mean :)Quote:
Originally Posted by zulater
but i thought it's never the fault of the coaches/OCs
The O-line is crippling our offense. At the very least J.Scott and the Big Legursky should be benched.
A-freakin-MEN to that! I hope the Steelers FO was on the phone with him after the game last night. :pray:Quote:
Originally Posted by stillers4me
Flozell isn't going to help our pass protection woes. I love the guy, but he has no pass blocking ability. There were times last year that he tried to compensate so much for speed rushes off the edge, DEs would just rush inside and get through with ease.
It's time for open tryouts
Pass blocking wasn't the issue so much as run blocking last night and Adams could not be worse than Scott. He showed how bad he really is last night. I've never seen something as horrific as his play last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chidi29
In Pouncey's defense he was making holes... Rashard was not running in them, he'd rather run up the blockers back and in to the waiting arms of the defenders. This and he was tap dancing again.
Thing is, we DID invest plenty in the offensive line. $24M for Starks, $29M million for Colon, $20M for Kemo ... we've put a ton of money into the line and just gotten very little to show for it. Though the end result is exactly the same: We needed to do a better job than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlastFurnace
You're still right; I just think it's been a matter of making bad decisions and not getting our money's worth, rather than a lack of willingness to invest.
Also, Scott just needs to go NOW. I have no idea what that clown is still doing there. I don't care who they put in his place; even a CFL guy or an undrafted rookie could not possibly do any worse.
I know. It's amazing the amount of money they have wasted on those 3 guys. I never thought that Starks was that bad though, especially considering what we have with Scott. Atleast I don't remember Starks being abused like Scott has been.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelreserve
At the time, I remember thinking that it seemed pretty irrational - as if the FO thought that taking average players and paying them like stars means they'll somehow turn into stars. I guess we saw how that works in real life.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlastFurnace
I honestly would welcome Starks back over Scott, not even a moment of hesitation on that one. Starks was definitely inconsistent, but that's better than being consistently bad. I do think we need to find another answer for beyond this season, though. Linemen with a history of injuries, especially neck and back injuries, tend to be linemen that you don't know whether they can hold up more than another season or two, and likely while missing half the games in both.
If you are speaking about the execution of the OL, I am in favor of it.
The O Line was putrid last night. However, the D Line was not much better. We got owned at the line of scrimmage last night. Something I hate to say but we are not going anywhere this year if we don't get these units fixed. Colts seem to run at will, while we could not gain 2 yards. Don't even talk about the pass rush. Freeney and Mathis might as well have been Ben's escorts last night. Putrid.