Do you think its a good idea that Mike Pucillo is starting on the O-line??

[jchild178]

Personally i dont...i think GW should've kept our o-line in tact and not screwed with it...i think GW should've kept sullivan in there in stead if dicking around with our chemisrty and maybe thats why our o-line is having problems now....gimme your opinions

[Stewie]

GW knows more than all of us put together

So does anyone else who is actually there everyday...

In daBills I trust!

[jchild178]

maybe its just me but i thought our o-line from last year was half way decent at run protection...i still think they should've kept it the same but on the other hand im all for competition as well

[mevans1973]

What the hell is run protection?

[lordofgun]

Welcome mevans! Please attack the post, not the poster. Thanks!

[mevans1973]

understood...

[lordofgun]

thanks man!

[WG]

Well, nows the time to try that stuff. NOT in the RS.

Pucillo played horribly however.

[The_Philster]

If he is good at the job, it's great for our depth having a former starter as a backup. But so far, he hasn't shown he is very good at it.

[Throne Logic]

Sullivan's wake-up call . . .

[Pride]

I hate coaches that use benchings as a way of firing you up. It never works.. you just get pissed at the coach. Rarely does the person who was benched respond with an outstanding game after he is allowed back on the field.

[Throne Logic]

I tend to agree with you, Pride. Keep in mind it's the preseason, though. Different sort of motivation. Instead of taking a player out of an important game, GW's just sort of letting him know that there are other players who want that job, too.

Plus, it gives GW and staff a chance to see what the "backups" can do with the first team.

[Jan Reimers]

It's very simple: Pucillo will start if he's better than Sullivan. We amateur coaches will have no say in the matter.

[WG]

Originally posted by Throne Logic
Sullivan's wake-up call . . .

Great point TL!!!

PS is a great time for "lightin' some fires..."

[Jan Reimers]

Apparently, Sullivan is more comfortable at left tackle, where is now getting most of his reps. This makes us deep at tackle, but not so deep in the interior.