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Originally Posted by
blinddeafmute 
How long does it usually take to develop a drafted offensive lineman? I was under the assumption it was typically a few years.
I think alot depends on the supporting cast you have around you when it comes to developing players and the coaching staff. I think having tice as the lines coach is a good start and we need more time for him to develop.
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Originally Posted by
blinddeafmute Um, who is in charge of developing players? You need to remember that the offensive side was completely revamped this year, so that isn't even an assesment that can be made at this point.
We have tice right now and I think he is the right guy for the job where prior to having him most of our OL, WR, QB coaches were not good.
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Originally Posted by
4th and 26 We have tice right now and I think he is the right guy for the job where prior to having him most of our OL, WR, QB coaches were not good.
I would agree with that. I don't quite understand what Tice is doing, or if the personell decisions are all his, but it's obvious he's trying freaking anything at this point, lol.
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Originally Posted by
blinddeafmute I would agree with that. I don't quite understand what Tice is doing, or if the personell decisions are all his, but it's obvious he's trying freaking anything at this point, lol.
I think Tice knows this line sucks and I think he is trying to make adjustments on hoping something good will happen. The Dallas game is a good example of him making changes along with Mike Martz making adjustments in that game. I think the thin depth chart we have on the OL is catching up on us real fast.
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My list of OL suckage
1. Chris Williams
2. Olin Kreutz
3. Roberto Garza
4. J'Marcus Webb
5. Frankie Says Relax, as much as it pains me to say it.
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Originally Posted by
The Benjamin That was a question that was brought up in the preseason.
After Peppers killed him practice after practice, it was wondered if Peppers broke C-Will. Did Peppers constantly beating Williams kill all and any confidence he had built up.
After the sucky season Omiyale had last year you'd think his confidence would be shattered but that doesn't look to be the case. If C-Wil is defeated that easily then he truly is a bust. Can C-Will even beat out Webb for RT?
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either put williams there, or Schaffer. Williams is def. a better T than Guard, because he's dealing with more finesse guys, rather than bull rushers.
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Williams, to my uneducated eye, lacks the desire, power and the handwork to be effective. I will say this, I saw him in person a couple of years back, he seemed really soft to me then. I mean like baby fat soft. He didn't look like someone I should be afraid of at all. I'd prefer Olinemen I'm scared to death to get near.
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You mean the ones who don't shower a few days prior to the game Bearstuff? Lol.
I wouldn't call Williams a bust. They keep moving him around on the line, not every player is going to be epic in each position. I'd give him another year at one position, and if he fails at that then yeah you could probably label him as a bust.
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I'm wondering how many seasons do you give a player before you call him a bust. Considering many players get redshirted here the waiting period may be shorter/longer.
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