The truth about our O-line situation.

[WeezyBengal]

(08-04-2018, 04:32 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: It will take some time no question. But there is a different mentality and it shown early and our D-line took notice
and now the D-line is responding. Not near as concerned as if we still had Piano Man around. If that were the case
i would say there is no hope. Dude couldn't coach up trash players. Pollack coached up a trash player in Doug Free
in Dallas.

Pollack being let go by Dallas was a big mistake, them bringing in PA was an even bigger one. You all will see this
once an injury happens to those dudes that were stellar under Frank Pollack.

Redmond or Westerman should be serviceable at RG.

Perkins just might make a push for RT from what i am hearing from Lap. Dude is just solid is what Lap says.

Not concerned about the left side of the line or Center. Glenn = major upgrade. Boling will be better with Glenn
and Price flanking him. Price will get down the snaps i am sure of it.

This is ten times better than last year and we won 7 games and could of won more.

Your optimism is admirable, but it sounds like you are trying to convince yourself that everything is going to be OK. 

Saying this line is 10x better than it was last year is just something I cant get behind. We haven't even seen Price play a game yet but you are saying hes an upgrade? You say Boling will be better because of the guys "flanking him"? You are saying Redmond and Westerman should be serviceable? 

All of this based on what, exactly? Fred made an excellent post and I agree with it 100%. 

At this point its wait and see. Its foolish to sit here and think this line is going to be better just because we drafted and added some players that we know nothing about.