Quote:Playing 3+ quarters without mistakes is what pro bowlers do not young players in the preseason with their first full time gig at a position.

 

Being part of an interior line group that can create some holes up the middle and actually establish a pocket for our QB to throw from is actually refreshing to see.

 

He took about 40 snaps, made two obvious mistakes but was also part of three successful scoring drives. Could his play improve? Yes, of course, but it was far from terrible.

 

Nah, you could see 3+ quarters of play without glaring mistakes from guys like Pasztor.  It's not asking for the world.  

 

Ask yourself this question:  Is Mike Brewster the Center playing better than Mike Brewster the guard?  jaguars.com wanted us to believe that the position switch to his "natural position" would make him significantly more effective.

 

I didn't ask for 3 quarters of dominance.  I think he isn't starting material.  Never was, and probably never will (unless he improves significantly). He's playing like he played as a guard, which is poor.  Even when he played as a guard, we had some scoring drives, we had some successful drives and runs, but noone in their right mind would call him starting caliber.  

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