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Thirty3 06-22-2018 02:48 PM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
Last year before the draft I was concerned about O line. NOT this year.

Rugby Saint II 06-23-2018 11:09 AM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
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Originally Posted by Thirty3 (Post 804669)
Last year before the draft I was concerned about O line. NOT this year.
Hmmmm........I felt good last year because of Kelemete being able to plug in and play. I have no faith in Bushrod! I was never a fan of his and was glad that he went to Chicago where he play decent at best then he was forced inside to guard.

None of our reserves have much experience except for LeReibus who I'm surprised is still on the team after last years bad showing. I just hope we stay healthy! :bng:

jeanpierre 06-23-2018 06:05 PM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
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Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 804698)
Hmmmm........I felt good last year because of Kelemete being able to plug in and play. I have no faith in Bushrod! I was never a fan of his and was glad that he went to Chicago where he play decent at best then he was forced inside to guard.

None of our reserves have much experience except for LeReibus who I'm surprised is still on the team after last years bad showing. I just hope we stay healthy! :bng:
You're right - we lost a really good offensive lineman in Free Agency that we developed in Senio Kelemete...

But Bushrod actually bounced back well at right guard in Miami where Jay Ajayi really exploded till he was hurt and Ajayi was traded...

I like the idea of having a veteran reserve in Bushrod who can take that LG spot with Peat moving down when Mr. Glass gets hurt again...

jeanpierre 06-24-2018 06:00 PM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
Was discussing the Saints offensive line at lunch this past week with a retired HS Coach sitting next to us & I shared this observation with him...

The Saints have three legitimate All-Pro Left Tackles candidates on the roster (Peat, Ramczyk, and Armstead (if available))...

Coach put his poboy down stared forward, looked back at me and just nodded in acknowledgement, leaving him speechless...

jeanpierre 06-25-2018 06:27 AM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
They've set the bar high as a unit and lost one man, Senio Kelemete - but a huge loss...

jeanpierre 06-25-2018 01:20 PM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
Ramczyk!!!

Rugby Saint II 06-26-2018 02:40 PM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
When healthy we have the best line in football. We invested heavily in the last few years with first round draft picks for Peat and Ramczyk. We went out and made a trade for Unger and we signed Warford last year who became a pro bowler under offensive line coach Nielsen to play right guard. And we got a first round talent in Armstead in the third round who slid to the third because of.......you guessed it. Injury concerns!

That is how you build a great O-line. We have gotten a nice return on our investment in the line and it shows in both the running and passing game.

ScottF 06-27-2018 08:36 AM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
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Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 804823)
When healthy we have the best line in football. We invested heavily in the last few years with first round draft picks for Peat and Ramczyk. We went out and made a trade for Unger and we signed Warford last year who became a pro bowler under offensive line coach Nielsen to play right guard. And we got a first round talent in Armstead in the third round who slid to the third because of.......you guessed it. Injury concerns!

That is how you build a great O-line. We have gotten a nice return on our investment in the line and it shows in both the running and passing game.
^^^ very, very true.
Still need depth, though. Bushrod < Kelemete

The Dude 06-27-2018 03:44 PM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
Going into last season I thought the offensive line was going to be our biggest problem. Snaps were too low or too high and the QB wasn’t being protected. It became obvious by game 3 that our line was just fine. No reason to think otherwise

jeanpierre 06-28-2018 07:07 AM
Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason
 
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Originally Posted by The Dude (Post 804870)
Going into last season I thought the offensive line was going to be our biggest problem. Snaps were too low or too high and the QB wasn’t being protected. It became obvious by game 3 that our line was just fine. No reason to think otherwise
Thankfully, Unger got healthy and stronger at just the right time - believe that's why they also drafted an understudy in Clapp, who fell right for us late...


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