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Re: Trevor Penning leaning into technical aspects of playing offensive tackle with New Orleans Saints
Playing football in the NFL for all of these guys who are superior athletes is about want to. How bad do they want it? How much are they willing to work at it? In the NFL everybody is strong. Everybody has talent. You just have to want it at least as much as the next guy. For offensive linemen, I had rather have a mean SOB with less physical attributes who wants it than someone who hits all the measurables. I don't think Penning has the want to.
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Re: Trevor Penning leaning into technical aspects of playing offensive tackle with New Orleans Saints
A guy like Hurst for example. Doesn't have the physical attributes of Penning. But, he's started a ton of games at different positions for the Saints and has played well. Why? He wants it.
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Penning strikes me as a small school boy wonder who just encountered professional grown as$ men. |
Re: Trevor Penning leaning into technical aspects of playing offensive tackle with New Orleans Saints
I'd like to see a former player and/or analyst breakdown Trevor's complete body of work thus far.
From my untrained eye, the man is just slow to move his feet & resorts to tripping defenders, subsequent flag. Why not try to move him inside (G)? To be a former 1st rounder, you simply expect him to be better at this stage of his career. Just look at Bears rookie tackle Darnell Wright ... he's had solid showings against very good pass rushers (Crosby, Hunter, Chris Jones etc). Loomis can't keep holding on to these "injury" excuses. Saints better figure it out this off season. Penning's regression has been baffling. |
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There is this view that if a player isn't athletic or moving quickly enough at tackle that moving to guard is the solution. IMO I don't think it gets any easier and if anything it gets more challenging. In pass blocking you're going to have to recognize more stunts and get in position better. In run blocking you'll have to pull and lead a fair amount. Playing guard is far from being a traffic cone. |
Re: Trevor Penning leaning into technical aspects of playing offensive tackle with New Orleans Saints
Ireland or his scouts suggested him as a viable prospect. I want to know who ****ed up? Was it Ireland, Loomis or DA? Contrary to popular beliefs we don't draft well. Especially in the early rounds.
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I'm not trying to defend TP, but I'd like to see someone else other than Doug Marrone work with him in 2024. |
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I would like to see the Saints never draft a guy over 6'4" on the oline. They have trouble bending and where they get beat is defenders getting under their pads.
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