For AJ to be terrible he would have to make some significant improvements. Kindley's grade when on the field were light years better than AJ. So many are looking at AJ's first few games before everyone figured out what most knew coming out of college. Cross his face and you have a free shot on the QB. AJ is a poor man's Dallas Thomas, all potential because of above average athleticism but not able to process quick enough. This is not fixable, but because of his draft position he will continue to be thrust into a position he can't handle. All the best coaches in the world can't fix him. He might be the coolest dude on planet earth but there are a lot of nice people who aren't good enough to play NFL football, and Jackson is one of them. The longer they waste time trying to get something out of him the fewer reps a starter will get there and the better chance Tua will finish the season on IR.
I was impressed with Rob Jones in the limited time he played. He did a pretty good job game 17 against the Pats. As MM wasn’t around when Jax was drafted, I’ll wager they will give RT options serious time.
I'm hoping that was more of the Cable technique they were using where the lineman had one of their arms out and chest exposed. I can think of nothing worse than leaving your chest open to a bull rush.....
LOL…So is playing in the NFL. As I stated in a previous post, Kindley has no problem with quickness out of stance or in the box with his blocking.
