Redskins-Lions Game Reviews

[backrow]

Tripp, your'e assessment is better than any of the talking heads on TV or the fat fingers in printed articles. You are a little to complicated for me, maybe I'm getting it, maybe I'm too old to understand, but it's all good.

I don't agree wholeheartedly on the O-line. I think the problems all start with Heyer, Hicks, Heyer, Lictensteinenbergeresqquezinstine, Heyer, Rabach, and Heyer, and will not end until we get someone else. (Read NFL Draft 2011). And I forgot to mention that I really do not like Heyer. Rabach is a close, very close second to Heyer. Over half this line is not NFL caliber.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by backrow

Tripp, your'e assessment is better than any of the talking heads on TV or the fat fingers in printed articles. You are a little to complicated for me, maybe I'm getting it, maybe I'm too old to understand, but it's all good.

I don't agree wholeheartedly on the O-line. I think the problems all start with Heyer, Hicks, Heyer, Lictensteinenbergeresqquezinstine, Heyer, Rabach, and Heyer, and will not end until we get someone else. (Read NFL Draft 2011). And I forgot to mention that I really do not like Heyer. Rabach is a close, very close second to Heyer. Over half this line is not NFL caliber.

Bottomline is Heyer, Hicks, Lickinwhater would not be starters on 95% of other teams period.

Rabach clearly is and has been an issue in the past, and probably would be considered a below average center by scouts.

Our Oline is clearly the weakness of this team and will continue to be until we add better talent specifically in the interior. Jamal Brown not being healthy has hurt us a great deal.