Bills look to build depth on O-line

[Mitchy moo]

The big thing for young offensive linemen is getting
to the point where the coaching staff trusts you."
</B>PITTSFORD - Jim McNally believes the Buffalo Bills have the makings of a good offensive line. What he doesn't know, at least not yet, is whether the team has enough depth. As the Buffalo Bills head into the first full week of training camp, McNally has little concern about his projected starters: right tackle Jason Peters, right guard Chris Villarrial, center Melvin Fowler, left guard Tutan Reyes and left tackle Mike Gandy. Peters is the youngest of the group, which has started a combined 248 games.

http://buffalonews.com/editorial/20060801/1013055.asp

[mysticsoto]

I heard Paul Hamilton interviewed on WGR this morning. He said McNally was really excited about Peters and that although he had done some mistakes here and there, for the most part he was awe-inspiring - apparently he took Kelsay out of the game like if Kelsay was playing high school football!!!

McNally was quoted as saying he's never coached someone as athletic as Peters before...

[justasportsfan]

The big thing for young offensive linemen is getting
to the point where the coaching staff trusts you."
</B>PITTSFORD - Jim McNally believes the Buffalo Bills have the makings of a good offensive line. What he doesn't know, at least not yet, is whether the team has enough depth. As the Buffalo Bills head into the first full week of training camp, McNally has little concern about his projected starters: right tackle Jason Peters, right guard Chris Villarrial, center Melvin Fowler, left guard Tutan Reyes and left tackle Mike Gandy. Peters is the youngest of the group, which has started a combined 248 games.

http://buffalonews.com/editorial/20060801/1013055.aspSkoobs, that report is assanine to some people :snicker:

[Mitchy moo]

Skoobs, that report is assanine to some people :snicker:

If we get the O-line together, we are going to be in good shape.