patmoran2006
02-03-2010, 09:32 AM
The Buffalo Bills had severe problems along their offensive line last season. Despite Fred Jackson’s excellent numbers at running back, Buffalo’s passing game – and, by extension, their offense in general – struggled mightily, and it wasn’t just because of the team’s poor play at quarterback. The injury-riddled offensive line needs fixing, too – which, of course, is a fact that no Bills fan really needs reminding of.
On the interior line, though, there may not be a lot of work to do. Buffalo had two offensive linemen start all 16 games in 2009, and both of them are interior linemen that will be returning to the team next season. On a team with a lengthy needs list at other positions, the middle three spots on Buffalo’s offensive line look relatively stable when compared to other positions (like offensive tackle, for instance). Work may get done in this spot, but the team, fortunately, won’t need to do as much to field a solid unit in 2010.
FULL STORY (http://www.buffalosportsdaily.com/2010/02/bills-roster-review-guardscenter/)
On the interior line, though, there may not be a lot of work to do. Buffalo had two offensive linemen start all 16 games in 2009, and both of them are interior linemen that will be returning to the team next season. On a team with a lengthy needs list at other positions, the middle three spots on Buffalo’s offensive line look relatively stable when compared to other positions (like offensive tackle, for instance). Work may get done in this spot, but the team, fortunately, won’t need to do as much to field a solid unit in 2010.
FULL STORY (http://www.buffalosportsdaily.com/2010/02/bills-roster-review-guardscenter/)