Rush 2112 said:
You listen to the PC's. BP said he would do that at every position.
Do what at every position?
If you mean rotate players then you are mistaken. Every PC is archived at DC.com. Parcells never made that statement.
Rush 2112 said:
Just so happens the scrub that forced our 9 million dollar hand at RG use to play OC so let's see what he can do there.
So Parcells is limiting the development of Al Johnson (whom by the way was at best average last season) to see if he can salvage a scrubs career. A scrub whom in your opinion already failed at the center position. I see you logic
Rush 2112 said:
Facts:
1) He failed at OC so we drafted AJ.
Wrong...........
Gurode was moved from Center to Guard out of necessity
NOT poor play in 2002. Larry Allen, Garmon and Page were in and out of the line-up. Gurode was moved to RG. Matt Lehr filled in at center and Tyson Walters moved to LG.
Parcells even stated in his press conference that one of the
stupid decisions he made was leaving Gurode at RG in 2003. He made that decision because he scouted Gurode at RG. The position Gurdoe played his SR year and half of his JR year at Colorado. Gurode was an excellent center at Colorado before moving to RG because of injuries and graduation.
It was a stupid decision, straight from Parcells mouth, that led to drafting of Johnson. Drafting of Johnson was great because if Gurode steps his game up like he has so far in camp we'll be in good shape in case of injuries or poor play.
Rush 2112 said:
2) Failed at OG so we signed Rivera.
Very True and Parcells took the blame and placed it squarely on his shoulders...........Check the PC bro........Dc.com
Rush 2112 said:
If he had played RT or LT in the past he'd probably be getting reps there, but he didn't so we can't.
I'm not even convinced he makes the team at this point. Somewhere between 50-50 and 70-30.
I'm saying Gurode is too dumb and lacks athleticism to start at OC.
If he rotates with AJ regular season it's no different than BP wanting to rest TG by using Crayton/Morgan.
Lacks football IQ, slow to digest playbook, has problems recognizing stunts all equal dumb.
We shall see.