Right Side of the OL

[Terry Glenn is a cowgirl]

I love how Light turns into a revolving door when he faces a real defensive player.

He is ok at best.

I'm not a homer.

I'm still pissed, so, maybe a little of it is just why did he NOT show up for the most important game of the year... but I don't think that he is that good.

 

[Stokes]

I think Steve Neal is a pretty damn good RG. He is a devastating run blocker, and makes solid blocks in space better than most I've seen. He has amazing coordination to ba able to line up and pop guys when he's pulled out to the open field on a screen or sweep. Many times you see guys get out there and just try and get in a DB/LBs way, because if they fire out that guy is going right around them. Neal has the coordination, balance, and quickness to get a solid block on these guys rather than just standing in front of them. I love watching him when he pulls. I thought Kaczur had a solid year at RT as well, though there is room for improvement there.

 

[Stokes]

I love how Light turns into a revolving door when he faces a real defensive player.

He is ok at best.

I'm not a homer.

I'm still pissed, so, maybe a little of it is just why did he NOT show up for the most important game of the year... but I don't think that he is that good.

Light did better this year than I've ever seen him do against the quicker guys that usually give him fits (guys like Taylor, Schoebel, etc.). I thought he had a great year until the SB. He was also selected to the All-Pro team, which carries more weight than a probowl selection.

 

[Terry Glenn is a cowgirl]

Light did better this year than I've ever seen him do against the quicker guys that usually give him fits (guys like Taylor, Schoebel, etc.). I thought he had a great year until the SB. He was also selected to the All-Pro team, which carries more weight than a probowl selection.

Like I said, I'm still really upset.

It may be just venting.

He really did a bad job when it mattered most.

I hope he redeems himself in future superbowls.