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Originally Posted by Gaz
So much for “the best Offensive line in the NFL.”
The Jaguars got penetration all day long. The came up the middle and they came around the edges. The suckage on the OL was complete, from LT clear over to RT. Green was running for his life the entire game and there were no holes for Holmes. It was so bad that the staff threw Bober in there for a while.
It is easy to look at Tynes bad kicks and the complete and total owning of McCleon and howl in aguish. But if you want to see where the game was lost, look no further than the trenches. Where our strength used to reside.
xoxo~
Gaz
Has a NEW thing to worry about.
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I wish it were that easy. Our offensive line was put in a position to lose yesterday.
By constantly running the ball up the middle, and not running our sweep plays and screens to spread the defense, Saunders put our guys in a position to lose not only the game, but thier confidence. We ran one sweep for 10 yards. The rest of the runs were in the middle of the line giving the Jags the advantage. Not to mention, they didn't have to worry about the perimeter, so it gave them more options in thier pass rush combinations.
Not only did Saunders take us out of the game, he gave the Jags the best possible game senarios to beat us. He called plays were the matchups favored the Jags.
Besides anytime that Kennison is the 1st read, it is like playing with a handicap.