(08-10-2021, 01:59 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(08-10-2021, 01:34 AM)Eric1 Wrote: I think it's more along the lines of how some people have spun their opinion on the matter so they can blame something either way. 

If Chaisson has a good day, that means the OL is terrible.

If he has a bad day that means he's a complete bust.

Both are dumb ways to look at it, but that's definitely how some on here are spinning it.

And this isn't directed right at Marty, I'm just talking in general.

I have no idea how Chaisson is gonna look. I read articles singing his praises for what he's done in camp and others which say he's been dominated. I'm gonna reserve my judgement until I see him in actual competition against opposing teams. Hopefully, that is when he will shine. Fingers crossed.

Unless Chaisson is going up against Cleveand's starting Ts this Saturday, I'm not sure how much of a barometer the game will be.  I can't see how him going up against Cam Robinson, Jawaan Taylor, or for that matter even Walker Little can be seen as much different than him going up against the Browns' backups.

I think if Chaisson went up against Jedrick Wills or Jack Conklin and beat either of them, that would be far more of an indication of his progress than him beating Alex Taylor and James Hudson.

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