Originally posted by oldninerdude:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by oldninerdude:
I wanna know when the team is going to address a real need: the need to get rid of Adam Snyder!
And replace him with the next Guy McIntire. Looking at some of those gifs posted in threads by Jonnydel really shows Snyder missing on key blocks. What good is his knowledge of the playbook if he can't execute when he's in there?
Seems like there are plenty of OTs (Staley, Davis, Martin, Boone, etc.), but really need an interior lineman with some moxie, some nastiness to him.
Kilgore the answer? I hope so. And another hard nosed, athletic, strong and fast interior lineman is needed to sub in. Looney? How did Snyder beat either Kilgore or Looney for playing time last year? This draft should tell us something about Kilgore's and Looney's future. IMHO
Yes, that's a good one, indeed! Looney (sub'd in at RG for Boone) seemed to be the guy for sure until playoff time, in a pinch and naturally, the coaching staff went with the two veterans, Snyder and Rogers. Fail.I do like Looney's nastiness...thl408 also watched the film of him playing RG and he noticed the same...he doesn't stop blocking until the whistle (and a bit afterwards pissing off a few defenders).
It sounds like Martin is going to be a swing T and work in at G as well. Seymour is another guy I heard some from late last year. Also, T Luke Marquardt seems to have some serious upside as well. But in the end, I think we'll be looking at an interior lineman as well, potentially a C/G like Marcus Martin.
Looney also seems to have the athletic ability (his 40 time at the combine was half a second--.5--FASTER than deCastro's! If he's got the right attitude and (by now) knows the scheme and his assignments, there's no reason he shouldn't step up.
I still think they will draft OL in the later rounds, looking for that hidden gem to develop for the future.
And hopefully it's the last we see of Snyder.
Yes, yes and MORE yes!
I do like Looney's nastiness...thl408 also watched the film of him playing RG and he noticed the same...he doesn't stop blocking until the whistle (and a bit afterwards pissing off a few defenders).
