NO Reason to Panic over the OL

blacksaint · 10-18-2007, 12:46 AM

Well I think Jammal Brown looked like his old self the past two weeks, I mean, how many LTs in the NFL can say they held Carolina DEs Julius Peppers, Mike Rucker and Seattle rush LB Julian Peterson to a total of 0 sacks in consecutive weeks. That alone is extremely impressive, I think injuries contributed to his slow start this season, but over the last two weeks he looks like the LT that was voted a Pro Bowl starter last year by his peers. It will make a Hugh difference for the O-Line if he's healthy and playing at the dominant Pro Bowl level he displayed last year.

papz · 10-18-2007, 08:16 AM

Originally Posted by blacksaint

Well I think Jammal Brown looked like his old self the past two weeks, I mean, how many LTs in the NFL can say they held Carolina DEs Julius Peppers, Mike Rucker and Seattle rush LB Julian Peterson to a total of 0 sacks in consecutive weeks. That alone is extremely impressive, I think injuries contributed to his slow start this season, but over the last two weeks he looks like the LT that was voted a Pro Bowl starter last year by his peers. It will make a Hugh difference for the O-Line if he's healthy and playing at the dominant Pro Bowl level he displayed last year.

Don't say that... as soon as he gives up a sack, someone will be all over you for that statement. He overachieved last year... he's not really a Pro Bowl left tackle. Put him at RT and draft a rookie LT.

10-18-2007, 12:46 AM	#1
blacksaint DARE TO ENTER Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Home Sweet Home, NEW ORLEANS, La. Posts: 1,154	Re: NO Reason to Panic over the OL Well I think Jammal Brown looked like his old self the past two weeks, I mean, how many LTs in the NFL can say they held Carolina DEs Julius Peppers, Mike Rucker and Seattle rush LB Julian Peterson to a total of 0 sacks in consecutive weeks. That alone is extremely impressive, I think injuries contributed to his slow start this season, but over the last two weeks he looks like the LT that was voted a Pro Bowl starter last year by his peers. It will make a Hugh difference for the O-Line if he's healthy and playing at the dominant Pro Bowl level he displayed last year.
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10-18-2007, 08:16 AM	#2
papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,793	Re: NO Reason to Panic over the OL Originally Posted by blacksaint Well I think Jammal Brown looked like his old self the past two weeks, I mean, how many LTs in the NFL can say they held Carolina DEs Julius Peppers, Mike Rucker and Seattle rush LB Julian Peterson to a total of 0 sacks in consecutive weeks. That alone is extremely impressive, I think injuries contributed to his slow start this season, but over the last two weeks he looks like the LT that was voted a Pro Bowl starter last year by his peers. It will make a Hugh difference for the O-Line if he's healthy and playing at the dominant Pro Bowl level he displayed last year. Don't say that... as soon as he gives up a sack, someone will be all over you for that statement. He overachieved last year... he's not really a Pro Bowl left tackle. Put him at RT and draft a rookie LT.