So seeing alot of post on twitter and other media that say the images / videos we are seeing from practices are sugar coating a burnt hotdog so to speak?
For those of you who are visiting practices is the defense blowing up the offensive line that easily and than pulling back allowing tua to play even after the play would have resulted in a sack during a real game?
I’m hearing he’s not getting any time as the oline is once again caving in?
I’m really concerned they are trying to let tua gain confidence by allowing the play to continue when in reality the play would have resulted in a sack or loss for yards.
What is really going on??
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I've been to 3 and yes that is an accurate statement. They're letting plays go that would clearly have been a sack. The oline has been getting dominated so far. Its definitely a HUGE cause for concern that the media isnt really talking about. Let alone conner williams high snaps the ball a TON atm.
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Serious question though…
Is this an indictment of our offensive line or a validation of just how elite our defense is!Dol-Fan Dupree and dolphin25 like this. -
I am not in attendance, but I do know a few things.
Armstead has been used sparingly, and I think that this is a very, very smart move.
Omar Kelly, who is not afraid to tell fans what they don't wanna hear, has said that "Austin Jackson looked like trash this year at this time. He looks respectable now. Actually looks like an NFL starter." -
From what I know as a former lineman, Jackson's technique has been beyond horrible the past two seasons...we're talking like D3 level college football. So if he's really improved technique than I expect him to be a decent starter anyway. Not a stud, not an all-pro, but a younger player figuring some things out while holding his own.
And yeah, that's a HUGE DEAL for this team...we now only have two obvious holes on the offensive line, LOL. Hopefully one or more are patched up to some degree this preseason. -
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