misleading thread title is misleading.

Originally Posted by: gbguy20 

and I for one won't be disappointed if I don't read anymore of the authors articles.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Yeah, overall, they're not very well put together. I think following his Twitter is better and more useful than reading the articles.

Originally Posted by: doddpower 

Moving from one side to the other on tackle isn't just as simple as it sounds.. the footwork (mostly unlearning the motions and retraining them) becomes so intrenched on one side or the other that makes it difficult.

Personally Newhouse, whom has focused more so on the left side, would be a better option in my opinion. For a second year player in a pass happy offense, I thought Newhouse as a whole played well.

Playing musical chairs on the offensive line often creates just as many problems as solving them. Bulaga already is solid on the right side.. and has a chance to become top shelf. Why disrupt that if you have other options?

Sometimes writers in the offseason become desperate to pen something.. to me, this is one of those cases that is far from becoming reality at this point.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

Moving from one side to the other on tackle isn't just as simple as it sounds.. the footwork (mostly unlearning the motions and retraining them) becomes so intrenched on one side or the other that makes it difficult.

Personally Newhouse, whom has focused more so on the left side, would be a better option in my opinion. For a second year player in a pass happy offense, I thought Newhouse as a whole played well.

Playing musical chairs on the offensive line often creates just as many problems as solving them. Bulaga already is solid on the right side.. and has a chance to become top shelf. Why disrupt that if you have other options?

Sometimes writers in the offseason become desperate to pen something.. to me, this is one of those cases that is far from becoming reality at this point.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

I'm more concerned with them switching between G and L than I am about guys flipping side to side. Especially with guys like Newhouse and Sherrod, who really aren't built to play inside. Versatility is great, but you're wasting your time putting a square peg into a round hole.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

His biggest problems were sloppy hand placement and a tendency to shuffle to cut off the rush instead of kick-sliding. These flaws will be addressed and hopefully corrected during the offseason.