Michael82
08-07-2004, 02:46 PM
Well, it looks like Jim McNally is right....
He told us that he couldn't perform miracles. He can't turn **** into gold, and it definitely looks that way. I watched Mike Williams and he is a big fat tub of goo. He did a good job blocking for Brown on a couple plays, but he also got beat a few. That month off for Big Mike killed him. He really needs these next few weeks to spend "personal" time with Rusty Jones for every moment he isn't practicing. I heard he was over 400 lbs and the Bills want him at least down to 370 or so. Somebody better give Mike some Trim Spa or something. :snicker:
Now as for the other OL...just so you know. Travis Brown was using the exact same offensive line as Drew Bledsoe in the 2nd series and he did pretty well with it. I hate to say it, but I think it may be Drew Bledsoe. He held onto the ball too long, a few times and he never seems to throw the ball farther than 20 yards. Plus, Teague can't shotgun snap at all. They even got into a little argument a couple times because of it.
Ryan Denney and Chris Kelsay got a ton of reps at DE, and Kelsay got more with the starters. However, they didn't seem to stick with the regular 4-3 defense much. The team did a combination 3-4 and 4-3 defense, where you use the LB as an end, instead of Denney or Kelsay. Posey and Gildon did pretty good and had some nice pass rush on the QB.
He told us that he couldn't perform miracles. He can't turn **** into gold, and it definitely looks that way. I watched Mike Williams and he is a big fat tub of goo. He did a good job blocking for Brown on a couple plays, but he also got beat a few. That month off for Big Mike killed him. He really needs these next few weeks to spend "personal" time with Rusty Jones for every moment he isn't practicing. I heard he was over 400 lbs and the Bills want him at least down to 370 or so. Somebody better give Mike some Trim Spa or something. :snicker:
Now as for the other OL...just so you know. Travis Brown was using the exact same offensive line as Drew Bledsoe in the 2nd series and he did pretty well with it. I hate to say it, but I think it may be Drew Bledsoe. He held onto the ball too long, a few times and he never seems to throw the ball farther than 20 yards. Plus, Teague can't shotgun snap at all. They even got into a little argument a couple times because of it.
Ryan Denney and Chris Kelsay got a ton of reps at DE, and Kelsay got more with the starters. However, they didn't seem to stick with the regular 4-3 defense much. The team did a combination 3-4 and 4-3 defense, where you use the LB as an end, instead of Denney or Kelsay. Posey and Gildon did pretty good and had some nice pass rush on the QB.