10-12-2016, 07:56 AM
(10-12-2016, 02:31 AM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: Nope. neither is good nor would start here. I'm not a fan of Ogubehi, but I'd take him over either of them. Ogubehi still has potential. Albeit, he has struggled. But still has potential down the line if he learns to anchor and hold blocks rather than disengage quickly.
That's his biggest issue. He disengages too quickly and that allows our running backs to get hit quicker, holes swallowed up, and fast edge rushers to get past him after a move or two.
You can say that again ! He doesn't know the meaning of sustain. But then again that's pretty much the whole O-lines problem. On many plays they quit way to early.
Wonder if the coaches see this ?
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