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That's fine. They just need to remove all the plays where Chester and Polumbus get manhandled like jailhouse virgin meat.
Which was like, too goddamn often.
Which was like, too goddamn often.
That's fine. They just need to remove all the plays where Chester and Polumbus get manhandled like jailhouse virgin meat.
Which was like, too goddamn often.
This is why I scoff at the idea that our OL is "better" than we fans think. Turnstyler Polumbus got beat in pass protection more often than any other RT I have ever seen on this team. Horrible!
Remember when Jon Jansen got really pathetically bad? Everybody figured it out, even him eventually. Wish that would happen in this case.
I loved jansen, dude played with two casted up hands, and came back from a torn achilles, but he was never a great pass pro guy, and only got worse. I made a thread on the other board and analysed him play by play, showing he gave too much ground and wasnt getting it done and some people freaked out on me lol
This is why I scoff at the idea that our OL is "better" than we fans think. Turnstyler Polumbus got beat in pass protection more often than any other RT I have ever seen on this team. Horrible!
He was not as bad as TurnsTyler...even when we got rid of him.
Haha yeah right.... He was horrible. At the end of his career he couldn't stop anyone and started off every snap going backwards like the much younger turnstyler. Difference was, Jon was a beast early in his career.... this guy? Not so much.
You know Jon went to the Pro-Bowl in Detroit the year after he left here.
j/k Nah...he was horrible, but still not as bad as turnstile.
That early 2000s offensive line was built the right way, despite the other dysfunctions.
Samuels and Jansen were draft picks while solid interior players like Randy Thomas were free agent acquisitions who had proven they could play elsewhere.
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