Offensive Line Holds the Key

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  • Turf
    Registered User
    • Jul 2002
    • 8382
    #1

    Offensive Line Holds the Key

    After perusing around just about everywhere on the internet in this normally blah offseason for Bills info, everyone seems to be really hung up on us losing Price.
    I think the real test rests on how much the offensive line improves, and on how well this new offensive line coach get's them to play.
    If the running game can improve, and if the pass protection get's better, losing Price will be a minimal loss.
    Without being long winded, the offensive line is really holding all the cards for this season offensively. All of the other tools are there.
    Lou Saban: You can get it done, you can get it done. And what’s more, you’ve gotta get it done.
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    1-800-SAD-GOAT
    • Jul 2002
    • 17319
    #2
    Miami's offensive line holds the key....






























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    • Jan Reimers
      Thank You, Terry and Kim, for Saving the Bills. Now, Work on the Sabres.
      • May 2003
      • 17353
      #3
      I agree with TH. The O line should be much improved with a full season together, and with better blocking at TE and FB, the running game will prosper. Better balance and pass protection will also improve the passing attack. In the new O, Reed will be more than a suitable replacement for Price.
      Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?

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      • baalworship
        Registered User
        • May 2003
        • 1641
        #4
        Travis Hunter: Great Post! This is what I believe as well. Can this big, talented line step up and dominate? If they can, losing Price won't mean much. Remember, Indy had Manning, Harrison, and James and never found a good #2. They still dominated because their line played well. Even when James went down other backs ran well behind that line.

        Any pundit that mentions Price without mentioning the o-line and new line coach is not looking at this from the proper perspective. Pete Prisco, this means YOU!

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        • OpIv37
          Acid Douching Asswipe
          • Sep 2002
          • 101342
          #5
          I tend to agree as well- the O line is more important to offensive production. We don't need a superstar to replace Price- all we need is someone who can be consistent enough to pull some attention from Moulds. Josh Reed more than qualifies.
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          • G. Host
            Banned
            • Jul 2002
            • 10298
            #6
            Denver showed that OL's make RBs

            You can have QBs which do well despite poor OL's but show a successful team which can plug in a RB and score and you need to credit the OL. Personally I do not think the RBs out of Denver (Davis, Garym etc) were as good as they had good OLs making holes.

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            • jamze132
              Don’t hate…
              • Jun 2003
              • 29423
              #7
              the bills won't lose anything with reed as the #2!

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              • Dozerdog
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                • Jul 2002
                • 42586
                #8
                Welcome aboard, jamze132!! Great to have a new addition to the boards!

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