This guy isn't a miracle worker. With Teague and Pucillo on the inside I can't see our line being all that great this year.
Are the expectations too high for Mcnally
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There is too much of a demand on him...he is a great coach...he still needs the horses.
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Originally posted by Ebenezer
There is too much of a demand on him...he is a great coach...he still needs the horses.
"Hey, I was always aggressive. I always had lots of energy, thats why my teammates on the Bills started calling me Juice" PLAYBOY Dec.'76
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I do think people expect miracles from him, myself included, since he made Dusty Ziegler and other scrubs into a decent OL with the Giants. Reality, is starting to set in and while he will improve the line there is only so much this guy can do....
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Originally posted by SABURZFAN
our OL is atrocious.i expect losman to be taking a few snaps.bledsoe's gonna get killed.
If anything , we have the weapons to run the ball. We have the weapons for a great passing game through our wr's but the jury is still out when it comes to pass protection and the qb position.
Drew has shown in the past that when given time, he can be great. He's also proven to make bonehead decisions that can lose a game for us.
We have a good D that is yet to be a weapon through turnovers. We have a decent team to say the least.
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McNally coached a line with the Giants with some decent to good players and they went to the SB. Last year he had mostly a bunch of bums and the line was directly responsible for the Giants lack of offensive production and Kerry Collins looking like a deer in the headlights. Sound familiar? Garbage in garbage out. I believe a quality coach can improve performance by as much as 10%, which is very significant, but it won't turn a ham sandwich into filet mignon. Adding 10% to Pukey and Shotgun still equals jailbreak IMO.finsrclowns
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Oh come on.
Three of the five starting spots are solid or better, if you include Williams which I think we should since there's a month before camp and he's coming into his third season. They've already made it clear they are comfortable with Teague by not even making an effort to find somebody else. That leaves only Pucillo as the real question mark.
Let's not forget that the Bills swapped a first-ever OL coach with arguably the best one in the league so he'll impact the line to some degree on his own merit.
Sure it's possible the line might "suck", but it's more likely they'll be considerably better than last season. We already know they're pretty good run blockers and that they will be running quite a bit. Pass blocking should improve simply by default.
They'll be fine.
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Originally posted by Halbert
Oh come on.
Three of the five starting spots are solid or better, if you include Williams which I think we should since there's a month before camp and he's coming into his third season. They've already made it clear they are comfortable with Teague by not even making an effort to find somebody else. That leaves only Pucillo as the real question mark.
Let's not forget that the Bills swapped a first-ever OL coach with arguably the best one in the league so he'll impact the line to some degree on his own merit.
Sure it's possible the line might "suck", but it's more likely they'll be considerably better than last season. We already know they're pretty good run blockers and that they will be running quite a bit. Pass blocking should improve simply by default.
They'll be fine.finsrclowns
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Remember, the plan is to stress the running game first and the line was pretty good at that last year already. The Bills had nobody other than Henry to run the ball so the defense could key on him knowing that he'd be taking some plays off. Now that MaGahee is on board they can put him in as a threat to both run and catch. McNally will get them to improve their pass blocking with his skill, but this situation at RB will help them keep the defense much more honest on passing downs.
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