05-03-2019, 05:47 PM
(05-02-2019, 09:33 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Sounds great to me Sunset.
I have been agreeing you for awhile but moving from LT to RT where you have never played IS a big deal. You have to change your foot position and step first with your other foot and use it as your base and change your leverage = Big deal.
Glenn wasn't a good LT last year and to act like he was is fooling yourself.
Glenn needs to lose a lot of weight before he can even move right and he is not the bully his size makes you think like he is. He had chances to pancake guys last year and played soft and just touched them in the run game. I am liking Jonah right now at our most important Tackle spot. Boling has played RT before and would be better than both Glenn and Hart there based on history.
Do not agree at all. I think this transition can be made much more seamlessly than you are making it out to be. Case and point is seen virtually every season in college football and it is seen in numerous colleges across the nation. It is rather common for an upper classman to play LT while another very promising underclassman plays RT waiting his turn. When the upper classman leaves for the draft or graduation or whatever the underclassman will then slide to LT and the cycle starts again. The Buckeyes do it on a rather regular basis.
Nope Glenn was not that good last season and he also battled injury but to act as if he has not performed well in previous season at LT is just fooling yourself.
I am lost on your referral to his weight. If anything your LT should be lighter and more athletic as they in general are facing more speed rushers than the RT. There is zero reason at all that Glenn would need to drop weight to move to the right side of the line. I also made no reference to him being a bully so not sure where you came up with that notion.
I also do not care if a defender gets pancaked rather that he is blocked out of the play.
