I definitely concentrated on the offensive line, but I missed that. Also, I only watched the first half and thought the pass blocking was passable.I understand he "stood Mack up" on one play.
Can you offer any more information about that play?
I definitely concentrated on the offensive line, but I missed that. Also, I only watched the first half and thought the pass blocking was passable.I understand he "stood Mack up" on one play.
Can you offer any more information about that play?
What makes you think Austin Jackson can play guard? He played LT at USC and has never played guard to my knowledge. He was raw when they drafted him though and needs a lot of work still. Eichenberg also played LT at Notre Dame. The only true guard out of that bunch is Robert Hunt.
I understand he "stood Mack up" on one play.
Can you offer any more information about that play?
I definitely concentrated on the offensive line, but I missed that. Also, I only watched the first half and thought the pass blocking was passable.
Back in Vietnam I heard you stood up two guys blindfolded.
Where is the track record of Hunt playing guard in comparison to Hunt playing RT?What makes you think Austin Jackson can play guard? He played LT at USC and has never played guard to my knowledge. He was raw when they drafted him though and needs a lot of work still. Eichenberg also played LT at Notre Dame. The only true guard out of that bunch is Robert Hunt.
I think Deiter and Hunt both played well, but it's also hard to zero in on the offensive line. The game was so vanilla that it was pretty boring as well. Doubt I'll watch the second half.I'm dependent on the posts I read, so I can't even say for sure that it happened, I can only say I read it happened.
Could it be different interpretations of the same play? It would be great to see some highlights, if they are available.
You have a point but the scars are still fresh from having thought the same thing w Dallas Thomas, Billy Turner and Jamal Douglass. Let’s not have a repeat I prayPlayers take time to develop and an OL takes time to build cohesion.
NFL career games started so far:
15 - Deiter (all at LG in 2019)
13 - Kindley
12 - Jackson
11 - Hunt
Kindley, Jackson, and Hunt also played in their first preseason game Saturday.
It’s a process that will need continuous tweaking. That is the nature of the NFL.
This is Jackson's modus operandi so far. His length and quick feet make it hard to beat him quickly and immediately off the snap, even against great pass rushers, so he doesn't give up many sacks - 0 this game, and 4 (tied for 19th, well above average last year). And yes that is something - really bad Ot's get beat immediately, and great edge rushers beat average OT's immediately, at least sometimes.I think Deiter and Hunt both played well, but it's also hard to zero in on the offensive line. The game was so vanilla that it was pretty boring as well. Doubt I'll watch the second half.
As to Jackson, pretty much everything I've read on his game was extremely negative. Yet, there were no sacks allowed.
Good teams find quality offensive lineman later in the draft. Issue is, we have failed miserably in scouting and drafting them. Second rounders are premier picks, albeit yes, we have not picked any in the top 10.
if Eichenberg fails, it’s a huge issue considering we moved up for him. If Jackson fails, that’s a first rounder. As of now, these tackles are failing. It’s early for Eichenberg, but Jackson should be better.
It also seems to be a direct reply to another thread that exists...First question is -- how in the world does OP believe he has offered a "refined" take?
Seems folks repackage the same stuff over and over to start a new thread.