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He Wouldn't have made a difference today, Moss wouldn't have either.when will selfish Mankins come back?
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Okay, then why isn't Barnes a top-notch player? Why did he not even make the Ravens roster earlier this year? I don't think it takes an all-world LT to stop this scrub... Light just needs to stop playing like sh*t or we need a new tackle.However his being abused today had nothing to do with technique (the standard by which we would call him lousy). It had to do with the fact that Barnes was lining up way on his outside shoulder as a 9 tech and with his speed it would have taken a top-notch LT with amazing lateral speed and some pretty sick bucket stepping to cut him off.
He Wouldn't have made a difference today, Moss wouldn't have either.
He Wouldn't have made a difference today, Moss wouldn't have either.
Okay, then why isn't Barnes a top-notch player? Why did he not even make the Ravens roster earlier this year? I don't think it takes an all-world LT to stop this scrub... Light just needs to stop playing like sh*t or we need a new tackle.
He Wouldn't have made a difference today, Moss wouldn't have either.
I didn't catch that. Though, I did miss a good portion of the 4th quarter thanks to the idiots at CBS11 here in Dallas.
I certainly believe than Mankins would haved helped the left side to improved blocking in the first half/
Where do you get that they benched Connolly? Connolly was out there on the last series of downs for the Pats. Including moving to FB as the lead blocker on the 4th and 3..
LOGAN MANKINS’ BARGAINING POWER INCREASED ON SUNDAY
Facing the league’s highest-rated pass defense on Sunday — and with some of the most impressive pass-protection numbers (eight sacks allowed in five games) in the league — the Patriots’ offensive line had its worst day of the season, yielding four sacks against the Chargers.
San Diego got after Brady three times in the first half, hauling him down on back-to-back plays with New England threatening in the red zone when Shaun Phillips and Antwan Barnes doing the damage. On a back-to-back sequence in the first half, Phillips got to him first for a five-yard sack, then on the next play, Barnes picked up an 11-yard sack, pushing the Patriots out of the red zone and forcing them to settle for a 40-yard field goal from Stephen Gostkowski.
Barnes got him (and beat left tackle Matt Light for the second time in the half) for an eight-yarder before the end of the half. (For good measure, Light had illegal-use-of-hands penalty tacked on to the play.) Former Boston College product Antonio Garay had a seven-yard sack in the third quarter to finish things off for the San Diego pass rush.
“We never deviated from the game plan, and we were able to go out there and execute,” Phillips told reporters after the game. “We cause some disruption, but [Brady is] a talented player and they still got the win. That's all that matters.”
Much of the pressure appeared to come from the left side at the expense of Light and left guard Dan Connolly, who was replaced relatively early on by backup interior lineman Ryan Wendell. Connolly has performed well in place of Mankins over the first six games of the season, but with the deadline for Mankins to report starting to loom larger and this game fresh in the minds of many, expect lots of talk this week about the possibility of Mankins stepping back into the lineup sooner rather than later.
Any chance they would switch light and vollmer. I mean the pass rush on the right is a little lighter load and yes Vollmer still needs to get better but throwing him in at left is a great start. Didnt he hold Freeny better than Matt light when we played last year. And Mankins Being back would help. Hes a dork and he will be gone next year but i think this could work to a better advantage. Maybe Hernandez could get deeper and brady have more time
What big hole?
It was not a cut outside, it was a bounce out, and it is BJGE's job to follow the FB. Where could he have "cut"?
Maybe he should have jumped over that huge scrum pile? But then he'd have to deal with the FS coming right at him?
The Chargers read that play all the way through and had everyone flowing right.
Let's not forget that Light was also at fault late in the Jets game when Taylor got to Brady. At some point, Vollmer has to take over in that position.
One thread, so many Ginzu Knives.
Brady held the ball too long on many of those plays. He is as much to blame as anyone.
Here's a quick hint for the oline.
If the QB gets 3 seconds and can make a move, that's the start of the oline being OK.