a story on the O - Line

CantonLegend · 05-13-2008, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by Touchdown

Seemed to me, most of the time Faine was calling "line plays" he was just annoying Drew and holding up the snap.

I think if he were really "any good" Cleveland would have never let him go for next to nothing, even with Bentley signed for them. They had nothing behind him, and he was a 1st round pick for them. Strange, no?

I liked Faine while here, but to be honest, his play never really instilled a lot of confidence from my perspective.

actually to be honest i thought lecharles bentley was a better center than faine...we got the better deal tho b/c he got hurt and never played for them...if faine wouldnt have been calling the blocks then i think there would have been a lot more sacks...hes part of the reason our line did so well the past few seasons....dont take ne thing away from him..he is one of the better centers in the league

05-13-2008, 04:34 PM	#6
CantonLegend 1000 Posts + Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Canton, Ohio Posts: 2,685 Blog Entries: 2	Re: a story on the O - Line Originally Posted by Touchdown Seemed to me, most of the time Faine was calling "line plays" he was just annoying Drew and holding up the snap. I think if he were really "any good" Cleveland would have never let him go for next to nothing, even with Bentley signed for them. They had nothing behind him, and he was a 1st round pick for them. Strange, no? I liked Faine while here, but to be honest, his play never really instilled a lot of confidence from my perspective. actually to be honest i thought lecharles bentley was a better center than faine...we got the better deal tho b/c he got hurt and never played for them...if faine wouldnt have been calling the blocks then i think there would have been a lot more sacks...hes part of the reason our line did so well the past few seasons....dont take ne thing away from him..he is one of the better centers in the league