When our O-line keeps getting hurt week after week, there has to be a cause and effect in there somewhere. Is it bad technique? Something needs to change...
When our O-line keeps getting hurt week after week, there has to be a cause and effect in there somewhere. Is it bad technique? Something needs to change...
Our OL gets hurt because Bruce Arians can't coach.
That's a very good question and the only logical explanation is some kind of voodoo curse.
Yea, its just bad luck.. Nothing more, nothing less....
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1.17 - Jarvis Jones, OLB
2.48 - Le'Veon Bell, RB
3.79 - Marcus Wheaton, WR
4.111 - Shamarko Thomas, S
4.115 - Landry Jones, QB
5.150 - Terry Hawthorne, CB
6.186 - Justin Brown, WR
6.206 - Vince Williams, ILB
7.223 - Nick Williams, DT
1.17 - Jarvis Jones, OLB
2.48 - Le'Veon Bell, RB
3.79 - Marcus Wheaton, WR
4.111 - Shamarko Thomas, S
4.115 - Landry Jones, QB
5.150 - Terry Hawthorne, CB
6.186 - Justin Brown, WR
6.206 - Vince Williams, ILB
7.223 - Nick Williams, DT
I thought I had remembered that Kugler's Bills OL had the same issues, and so was thinking maybe he was the missing link. But I wiki'd him, and they only mentioned how well his O-line did, nothing about multiple injuries.
So, I'm inclined to believe it is indeed a voodoo curse. Under those conditions I believe the soundest drafting strategy is to ignore the OL completely, putting all our $$ into "skill positions", since it's just a waste spending even one red cent on the OL.
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We got our "6-PACK" - time to work on a CASE!
HERE WE GO STEELERS, HERE WE GO!
Yep, it's time to trade all of our valuable o-linemen for the best possible skill queers.
So we can package Pouncy, and um, hmmm... Let's just start with Pouncy.![]()
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