Blame it on the O-Line Again

WhoDatQB · 09-25-2007, 03:14 PM

Originally Posted by hagan714

despite what the expert say Brown belongs on the right. We need a starting LT. End og story. I have said this last year too. We need on of the young guys to step up or we need to address it in FA or the draft.

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So from last year to this year he just forgot how to play LT? I'm not buying it. He played well, very damn well last year. has he last the drive? At RT he was trying to prove he was good enough to get a chance to play LT. Last year he wanted to prove now that the position was his he deserved it. Now he earned and played great, does he feel he doesn't have anything to prove? Is the drive to be better gone? That is it, he has all the tools and showed last year he could do it. If he can't find the desire, I have a boot to stick up his A## on his way to the bench.

09-25-2007, 03:14 PM	#25
WhoDatQB Boondock Saint Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: F***ing Atlanta Posts: 322	Re: Blame it on the O-Line Again Originally Posted by hagan714 despite what the expert say Brown belongs on the right. We need a starting LT. End og story. I have said this last year too. We need on of the young guys to step up or we need to address it in FA or the draft. ==== So from last year to this year he just forgot how to play LT? I'm not buying it. He played well, very damn well last year. has he last the drive? At RT he was trying to prove he was good enough to get a chance to play LT. Last year he wanted to prove now that the position was his he deserved it. Now he earned and played great, does he feel he doesn't have anything to prove? Is the drive to be better gone? That is it, he has all the tools and showed last year he could do it. If he can't find the desire, I have a boot to stick up his A## on his way to the bench.

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