But, he had a bad OL, and the playcalling was bad, and the QB coach is an idiot, and....

how many sacks did oklahoma give up this year? would you want to draft their LT in the first round? 2 nd?

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So, what you're saying is that Jason Smith looked like a better OT than he was because he was in a spread offense?

yes exactly. but it doesnt help the oline:rolleyes:

No I'm telling you he has very little experience doing something that NFL teams will expect him to do.

who has called you a liar?

....You guys have bad reading comprehension skills.

I'm not going to read this whole thing so sorry if I repost something. At this point I think Thigpen is servicable. He might be able to develop into something more but I just don't see him becoming a true Franchise QB. I don't really have too much of a problem if we spend another year with him.
With that said, I do like Sanchez. I haven't seen a enough of him to really give a good opinion but his demeanor on the field, some of the throws I've seen, etc. just make me think he could be something special. You have to understand that it is tough for people to want to gamble a #3 pick on a guy with so little starting experience so it's pretty easy to side with Thigpen for another year when you can see some of the success he's had with an awful coach like Herm at the helm.

...he still moved the ball and made us look like we actually had some chance of scoring a touchdown.

I wouldn't want their lineman because they are slow...they get away with that in the Big 12 against all the shitty defenses but Florida's defense absolutely exposed that entire offense as slow.

Which one of those isn't true?

Until they hit the red zone.

But how can you argue that he looked better as a tackle because he was playing in a spread. It's what you just said. Same could be said for Loadholt, etc.

If he could have put up decent 2nd halfs at all they'd have won some more games...

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IIRC, (I was there) we held Peyton and Company to NINE points in the 1st half in 2006. Only giving up 23 for the game was a miracle, considering the defense was on the field the entire game.

We held Denver to 14 points in 1997.

You can bitch about the Indy home game, and that's it.