One thing i really loved though is the dummy snap count. Really had SD jumping around a lot
I absolutely agree that this is worth exploring, and also because Pouncey seems to be giving away the snap with his head motion. Garner does not do that.
For once, let this coaching staff please try something proactive. Pouncey was a guard in college and all I've heard is that it was a more natural position for him. Give it a shot, what's the worst that can happen? Bad OL play? That's just par for the course this year.
I think you guys may be getting ahead of yourselves. San Diego's front is not exactly elite. Let's see how Garner continues to play but there seems to be a reason he's been a back for two different coaches now.
Just because San Diego's D is, what, 27th in the league...it doesn't mean they cant play. Any Given Sunday.
San Diego's 27th ranked D went up against two interior backup linemen, and Clabo who acts like a PS. Yet our OL did good. I really hope McKinnie gets re-signed for 2-3 years.
Interesting idea, considering that he played guard at Florida when his brother was the center. He had a little bit of trouble at the beginning when he started playing center at Florida. However, he was a beast at guard.
Now, with what I'm about to say now, please don't misinterpret, but with Pouncey out last night, there was more cohesiveness than there's been recently as all 5 were/are on a similar par level of ability to each other, including Brenner, granted it's not the level that we need as we continued to see pass pro issues, but they worked well together and had decent success in the run game. I'm not saying get rid of Pouncey that he makes our OL worse, I'm just saying that there's such a difference in talent level between he and the other 4.
Garner was flat-out better at C than G, and Pouncey is a better athlete than anyone that plays O-line for Miami and G is a great position for better athletes. You could really start having more motion run plays and such.
But then, that might be considered bullying and Pouncey might quit.
JK.