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Quote:Time will tell, but the same issues were there last year, and Yarno also oversaw a pretty bad run blocking team in Detroit. 
 

JC, are you really going to start spamming every thread with this crap now, too?
Quote:I expect McClendon to start with the one's this week. Brewster may have sealed his fate.
 

We may not have the starting lineup set until after the fourth preseason game.  Way to early to pencil guys in or out at this point.
My highlights of the night weren't Brewster's bad snaps but McClendon getting pancaked twice, not to mention him literally whiffing on blocks. There is a reason this guy has been with 5 teams in 3 years. He is terrible. I'm assuming since he will be starting there is no one behind him. I fully expect Caldwell and Gus to bring in a number of guys once rosters are cut down.

Quote:I have been talking about how awful Brewster is for 3 years.


Somebody attempted to take me to task on my assessment a couple weeks ago. Where is that Jr scout now. I'd love to hear his thoughts on Brewster's performance tonight.
He had a bad game snapping the ball, that's obvious. He was simply snapping too fast, first start at center, lot's of adrenalin, it happened. I really didn't understand those griping about his blocking last night. It was McClendon that was getting blown up, Brewster was at already at the 2nd level by the time tackles were made. I guess you like  calling out new members that disagree with you?
Quote:He had a bad game snapping the ball, that's obvious. He was simply snapping too fast, first start at center, lot's of adrenalin, it happened. I really didn't understand those griping about his blocking last night. It was McClendon that was getting blown up, Brewster was at already at the 2nd level by the time tackles were made. I guess you like calling out new members that disagree with you?


Nah bro...I'll just call anybody out that wants to do the same with me.
Yeah after watching the game back and focusing more on OL play, Brewster wasn't the problem and I'd say only one of the two "bad" snaps was truly bad.  The first one was only off by a few inches.  Yes it came quick but the QB should still be able to grab that, it didn't look like it was off on the snap count either.  

 

The guard play was pretty rough and McClendon got knocked on his [BLEEP] too many times.  I think the team ends up adding at least one more interior lineman after cuts are made and I do think the OL will play better with time.  I don't think it will be a strength this year by any account but I think they'll be better.  

 

Joeckel looked good and that makes me happy.

I posted this in the other Brew thread. I'll just put it here too for relevance sake...

 

 

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;">He wasn't really asked to do much. He was never facing a blitz and only 3 times was he really contested in pass defense. He held his ground long enough for a quick pass.  Nothing more. The rest of the time he was pulling the other way from a rollout, pulling to the second level to run block or making a bad snap. I guess he seemed to know his assignments on the rollouts and ZBS run plays, so there's that. 

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<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;">So he was solid  ---   except for single-handedly ending two drives. 

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<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;">Color me very unimpressed. 

Quote:Nah bro...I'll just call anybody out that wants to do the same with me.
Fair enough
Quote:My highlights of the night weren't Brewster's bad snaps but McClendon getting pancaked twice, not to mention him literally whiffing on blocks. There is a reason this guy has been with 5 teams in 3 years. He is terrible. I'm assuming since he will be starting there is no one behind him. I fully expect Caldwell and Gus to bring in a number of guys once rosters are cut down.
 

That's my assessment as well.
Quote:I have been talking about how awful Brewster is for 3 years.


Somebody attempted to take me to task on my assessment a couple weeks ago. Where is that Jr scout now. I'd love to hear his thoughts on Brewster's performance tonight.
 

He was bad the last two years and I was right there with you.  However, objectively, he wasn't terrible other than the two snaps this game.
Quote:He was bad the last two years and I was right there with you. However, objectively, he wasn't terrible other than the two snaps this game.


He's just not good. Admittedly I am going off his whole body of work rather than just last night. And I'll even give him the first snap; it really wasn't horrendous. Chad shoulda had it.


I think I'm just done with Brewster.
Quote:He's just not good. Admittedly I am going off his whole body of work rather than just last night. And I'll even give him the first snap; it really wasn't horrendous. Chad shoulda had it.


I think I'm just done with Brewster.
 

I would definitely prefer Alex Mack
Quote:I would definitely prefer Alex Mack
 

I wish that had happened. 
Look for some Clay Harbors type FA pickups that happen to be interior lineman come cuttin time.
Quote:Maybe that the hybrid scheme is too much for these players to absorb? Thats just a guess. 

 

All I do know is that The Jags running game was pretty good in 2012 with largely the same personnel that it sucked with in 2013. The same OL coach that presided over the Jags in 2013, also oversaw bad run blocking teams at his last coaching gig in Detroit. 
 

2012 rushing stats - 1369 yards (30th in the league).  3.8 YPA (tied with 5 teams at 23rd).  5 TDS (tied with STL at 29th).  Fantastic.

2013 rushing stats -  1260 yards (31st in the league).  3.3 YPA (31st in league).  7 TDS (tied with 2 teams at 28th)

 

Slight regression in stats, but 2012 was aided by pre-lisfranc injury MJD, who really only had the 1 good game against Indy.
Quote:Just like "start Bortles!", let's let this breathe a little before we start with the knee jerk reactions.

 

For once...
There is also a thing called too much patience.  The Gene Smith and JDR regime should of taught you that by now.

 

There is about 1 month till the start of the regular season and the interior of the oline looks like trash.  It's time to worry.  "knee Jerk"  yea right

Quote:2012 rushing stats - 1369 yards (30th in the league).  3.8 YPA (tied with 5 teams at 23rd).  5 TDS (tied with STL at 29th).  Fantastic.

2013 rushing stats -  1260 yards (31st in the league).  3.3 YPA (31st in league).  7 TDS (tied with 2 teams at 28th)

 

Slight regression in stats, but 2012 was aided by pre-lisfranc injury MJD, who really only had the 1 good game against Indy.
 

actually a .5 drop in YPC is pretty significant. 
Quote:actually a .5 drop in YPC is pretty significant. 
 

Which goes back to my last point.  It was largely aided by pre-injury MJD's 4.8.

 

Had he put up the YPC in 2012 that he did in 2013, the team YPC would drop to 3.5.
Quote:There is also a thing called too much patience.  The Gene Smith and JDR regime should of taught you that by now.

 

There is about 1 month till the start of the regular season and the interior of the oline looks like trash.  It's time to worry.  "knee Jerk"  yea right
 

Since you act as if this is your first rodeo, the defense is always, always ahead of the offense.  Even on the best teams, sometimes new OL lineups don't hit their stride until a couple weeks into the season.  That's not JDR... that's the NFL, princess.

 

Get a grip.  Or, continue to soil yourself as always.  It's your bed to sleep in.
Quote:Since you act as if this is your first rodeo, the defense is always, always ahead of the offense.  Even on the best teams, sometimes new OL lineups don't hit their stride until a couple weeks into the season.  That's not JDR... that's the NFL, princess.

 

Get a grip.  Or, continue to soil yourself as always.  It's your bed to sleep in.
I understand how this game is played but I'm not going to play deaf, dumb, and blind because you choose too. 

We don't have an established person at center.  The top 2 contenders have a terrible track record and just put on a bad performance.  There is real concern there that needs to be addressed.  Of course you were always the know it all for calling out anyone for "soiling themselves."  The soil mostly ended up in your face because at the end of the day your on the wrong side of the arguement.
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