Our OL and Tampa's

[rcaldw]

I'm so tired of hearing everyone blame the entire season on our OL. I grant you, our's is not good, I'm with you on that 100 percent. But have you watched Tampa Bay play this year? Chris Simms can barely hit his last step in the pocket before he's whacked, play after play after play.

They went 11-5, won their division and play next Saturday. Oh yea, with a 3rd year QB.

I'm not denying all the stuff that is brought up, the kicker, the OL, and all the rest, but it is the job of the coaching staff to overcome that stuff, and not lose to a team like the Rams.

 

[TunaFan33]

I'm so tired of hearing everyone blame the entire season on our OL. I grant you, our's is not good, I'm with you on that 100 percent. But have you watched Tampa Bay play this year? Chris Simms can barely hit his last step in the pocket before he's whacked, play after play after play.

They went 11-5, won their division and play next Saturday. Oh yea, with a 3rd year QB.

I'm not denying all the stuff that is brought up, the kicker, the OL, and all the rest, but it is the job of the coaching staff to overcome that stuff, and not lose to a team like the Rams.

Tampa has Rick Muir as OL coach-and he's arguably the best in the business.

Ultimately-it comes down to the coaches. You need players-yes. However-Parcells' assistants are NOTHING compared to the ones he had on the east coast.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Ultimately-it comes down to the coaches. You need players-yes. However-Parcells' assistants are NOTHING compared to the ones he had on the east coast.

You got that right. One of the best observations all night.