parchy;1186909 said:
Not only do I think the O-line has played poorly, but I don't think they've played any differently than they did with Bledsoe at the helm. The positive is that Romo masks so many of their issues with his quick release and mobility. We just don't notice it anymore.
our line is average, Flo has trouble w/ speed rushers, Kosier and Rivera can get pushed back, Columbo is good, but not great, the only constant on the line has been Gurode, other than that, I don't see any real, glaring weaknesses on the line, noone is very good though, but having to hold onto your blocks for a significant amount of time will get any Oline into trouble
just wish I wasn't blind to that fact a few weeks ago :bang2:
