Quote:I didn't miss the need for adjustment with a QB change.  I think it's not as much of an impact as seeing your line in a state of flux.  Even if it's just 2 positions, that's a big deal for a unit that relies more than others on the chemistry between the players.  Boselli, someone I tend to think knows what he's talking about when it comes to playing on the line said as much in pregame yesterday that developing chemistry between the linemen is critical so that if one guy makes a mistake, one of the others can adjust to make up for it.  If you've got guys out there who haven't worked together as a unit for more than a handful of practices, that's a problem.  They're not working together as a unit. 

Yeah, I agree with you that it is a huge deal to overcome.  I wasn't trying to dismiss that.  We did truly lose 2.5 games of development of the QB though by him not starting.  That all is encompassed with the conversation we have had up to this point.  Let me restate that I do agree the changes on the line have slowed their development as a unit.  It still hurts the 2-3 guys more so having to deal with a new QB and new members on the line.  That is one more adjustment than you want to take place at one time usually.  

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