12-31-2017, 06:02 PM
(12-31-2017, 05:58 PM)SHRacerX Wrote: Given that he has cumulatively started for two years now, I agree with your sentiment. However, I don't think they give up on him just yet. Maybe a new coaching staff can actually start instructing the guy how to play better.
If a guy gets better in the NFL after a coaching change, it's usually just because a coach has a better understanding of how that player works better.
Example is Goff in LA. Is he magically better? No not really but Fisher is actually bad and McVay is actually good and knows how to use players. Goff has a clear set of skills.
McVay maximizes those.
What set of skills does Ogbuehi have that are pertinent to OL play that a new coach could build off of?
