Yup, no secret that our o-line has sucked this year but I just went back and watched the Jets and New England games and it was utterly pathetic how terrible Dockery is playing. Grant it he played two games against real good DT's in Jenkins and Seymour but why did Ralph Wilson pay Dockery so much money for?
To solidify the interior of our line!
Dockery has been playing like a chump. I've seen late round picks play with more heart and quality than he's showing us now. Turnstile comes to mind!
Our entire O-line has not been getting any push off the line whatsoever. And Jason Peters can go back to Mississippi for all I care. He's been a fraction of the glimmer he showed us last season. Very disappointing! No extension...keep playing through your contract. I'm glad Ralph didn't extend him, I couldn't imagine him playing anymore sub-par. Sad to say that the right side of our line has seemed to play a bit better to me even though they are no shining beacon of hope. At least that side of the line can blame lackluseter play on an injury to Butler.
No wonder Lynch can't get any kind of steam before he cracks into the second layer he can't find a crack to slither through! The finger must be pointed at our o-line coach and to the players themselves.
Trent has made some costly sophomore mistakes but what do you expect with no running game when the sophomore is trying to be our offensive savior?
To solidify the interior of our line!
Dockery has been playing like a chump. I've seen late round picks play with more heart and quality than he's showing us now. Turnstile comes to mind!
Our entire O-line has not been getting any push off the line whatsoever. And Jason Peters can go back to Mississippi for all I care. He's been a fraction of the glimmer he showed us last season. Very disappointing! No extension...keep playing through your contract. I'm glad Ralph didn't extend him, I couldn't imagine him playing anymore sub-par. Sad to say that the right side of our line has seemed to play a bit better to me even though they are no shining beacon of hope. At least that side of the line can blame lackluseter play on an injury to Butler.
No wonder Lynch can't get any kind of steam before he cracks into the second layer he can't find a crack to slither through! The finger must be pointed at our o-line coach and to the players themselves.
Trent has made some costly sophomore mistakes but what do you expect with no running game when the sophomore is trying to be our offensive savior?
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