Brees is done

AsylumGuido · 11-11-2019, 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

The guy is always hurt, is also the weak link of the O line, got manhandled (pushed to the ground 3 times on yesterday) before the injury and gave up 2 sacks.

Peat is the most underwhelming, highly drafted lineman I've ever seen in black and gold. A man that large shouldn't get tossed around in the manner he does. He's a soft player. Saints front office missed on this draft pick.

But you're right, Clapp is awful too. Bad depth at the position.

An offensive line acts as a unit. As an offensive lineman you are dependent upon the man beside you. Peat had to have known that Armstead wasn't able to pull his weight yesterday. Those two sacks may have been a by-product of the mistrust. Peat's arm injury could have also come from trying to do too much in protection.

11-11-2019, 01:46 PM	#11
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,676	Re: Brees is done Originally Posted by K Major The guy is always hurt, is also the weak link of the O line, got manhandled (pushed to the ground 3 times on yesterday) before the injury and gave up 2 sacks. Peat is the most underwhelming, highly drafted lineman I've ever seen in black and gold. A man that large shouldn't get tossed around in the manner he does. He's a soft player. Saints front office missed on this draft pick. But you're right, Clapp is awful too. Bad depth at the position. An offensive line acts as a unit. As an offensive lineman you are dependent upon the man beside you. Peat had to have known that Armstead wasn't able to pull his weight yesterday. Those two sacks may have been a by-product of the mistrust. Peat's arm injury could have also come from trying to do too much in protection. neugey and darksoul35 like this.