Accountability: the offensive line.
 

Call this milkman's thread.

This was the lineup:

LT Albert
LG Waters
C Niswanger
RG Goff
RT Ndukwe

Who played well? Who played like ass? Does anybody on this line deserve recognition?

The right side of the line was a swinging gate all day long. They were shoved around and on run blocking, they were pitiful. What impressed me most about blocking today was our running backs. They picked up a few big blitzes. Albert's pass blocking was outstanding. Interesting, but didn't it seem like we ran right a lot more than left? Maybe I'm wrong.

I think the very last attempt at a drive was the failure IIRC of the right side of the line. Albert also let one get by IIRC. This falls on the O-line as a whole. No run blocking, very little pass protection, the Don better be buttering Runyan's palms quickly if he is still available.

I didn't watch line play all that closely today, but what I saw wasn't pretty, from anyone.

Good takes.

This thread, however, does not yet exist until milkman makes an appearance.

****.

Well can you promise you'll go back and rewatch?

How could YOU of all people not watch OL?

Albert's passblocking sucked this game, he got assraped on the last series

Ndukwe actually surprised me. He wasn't a complete disaster.

This is how I always watch it.

I always go back and watch the line play later in the week.

We need Kyle Turley!

That last series, yes. But for most of the game, the pressure was mostly coming from the right side. But I was also a few drinks in by that point, so who knows.

You know, if Albert continues to suck, there's a silver lining.

We can move him to right tackle and draft a left tackle in the first round! LMAO

Albert did get owned early in the game by Johnson on a sack.

Sign Runyan, hes better than anything we got probably, and move Ndukwe to RG where he only gave up one sack last year.

Runyan can at least use a one-year deal worth, oh I don't know, $7 million.