C Jake Brendel Thread

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

There were 3 centers taken in the first 4 rounds in 2024. They had no opportunity on the 1st round selection. They would have needed to trade up 13 spots to get one in round 2.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

There were 3 centers taken in the first 4 rounds in 2024. They had no opportunity on the 1st round selection. They would have needed to trade up 13 spots to get one in round 2.

And absolutely nothing prevented them from moving up to fill a glaring weakness.

Or they could've taken one in the first or traded down and still been in position but they choose to stick with this bum.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

There were 3 centers taken in the first 4 rounds in 2024. They had no opportunity on the 1st round selection. They would have needed to trade up 13 spots to get one in round 2.

Their shot was Creed Humphrey in 2021 over Aaron Banks.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

They had multiple opportunities to upgrade at C 2 years ago in a draft strong at C and took a pass.

There were 3 centers taken in the first 4 rounds in 2024. They had no opportunity on the 1st round selection. They would have needed to trade up 13 spots to get one in round 2.

Their shot was Creed Humphrey in 2021 over Aaron Banks.

That was another missed opportunity.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

I think you're relying too much on rankings, cause Brendel is horrible. Rankings, points, PFF are all crap. Please tell me the 49ers DON'T need an upgrade at Center. And besides you don't know how those other Centers would do in Shanahan's system WITH Shanahan and the offensive players on this team. For instance, Mac Jones was crap on previous teams, surely you didn't expect him to be this good with the 49ers.

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

I think you're relying too much on rankings, cause Brendel is horrible. Rankings, points, PFF are all crap. Please tell me the 49ers DON'T need an upgrade at Center. And besides you don't know how those other Centers would do in Shanahan's system WITH Shanahan and the offensive players on this team. For instance, Mac Jones was crap on precious teams, surely you didn't expect him to be this good with the 49ers.

Agree those rankings make Brendal, Colby, and McKivitz look like pro bowlers when we just see them getting bowled over every game.

Here's stats worth taking into consideration:

We're ranked 32nd is the league rushing
CMC is averaging 3.1 yds/carry this season, his career average Is 4.6 and 2 years ago he was at 5.4.

So is it our line that stinks or CMC ?

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

I think you're relying too much on rankings, cause Brendel is horrible. Rankings, points, PFF are all crap. Please tell me the 49ers DON'T need an upgrade at Center. And besides you don't know how those other Centers would do in Shanahan's system WITH Shanahan and the offensive players on this team. For instance, Mac Jones was crap on previous teams, surely you didn't expect him to be this good with the 49ers.

I'm not disagreeing we need a better Center. All I have trying to do is point out that Center is weak spot for all but about 5 teams. In all the other cases, they would like to upgrade but there are no options at this time. The issue with JB is his Pass Blocking, not his Run Blocking.

Would you invest money in a Center that is about the same as Brendel in the hope Shanahan's system will make him a better Pass Blocker?

I fully expect the FO will make a move in the draft for a Center. The FA market for next season is junk or very expensive. Like $15 million/year expensive.

I expect we cut him after this season. Save $2.7 in cap room but take a $2.4 hit in dead money. Now where do we go from there.

Originally posted by mitpdub:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I wonder If Kyle will ever wake up and realise just how bad Brendel really Is?

They've tried other players at the position in camp but nobody has been able to show they're an upgrade. In any given draft there may be one or two guys that can play center in the NFL at a decent level. They usually get snapped up pretty quick since there aren't many available. It's just one reason you see centers last so long. When a team finds one that's even halfway decent they tend to stick with them unless someone falls into their lap via free agency or in the draft.

That's the first I've heard. Since when did they try other Centers with the first team? Also there were a bunch of Center much better than Brendel in free agency. The thing is they don't want to spend money to upgrade the position. Brendel is horrible, it doesn't take an NFL coach to see it.

Actually, there were not a lot. One that changed teams was Coleman Shelton (we talked about him a little). He is currently ranked two slots lower than Brendel with LOWER Pass Blocking rating. He got a two year deal with the Rams for $4 million less per year.

The other one we talked about was Drew Dalman. He is now the fifth highest paid Center, ranked four slots higher than Brendel. His Pass Blocking rating is only four points higher than Brendel.

The quality of Centers around the league is the lowest of any OL position, and it isn't close. There are only three with relatively equal ratings between Pass and Run blocking. Everybody else is good at one and bad at the other. A typical example is Tyler Linderbaum of the Ravens. He rates a terrific 86 in Run Blocking but 43 in Pass Protection, 11 points LOWER than Brendel.

I think you're relying too much on rankings, cause Brendel is horrible. Rankings, points, PFF are all crap. Please tell me the 49ers DON'T need an upgrade at Center. And besides you don't know how those other Centers would do in Shanahan's system WITH Shanahan and the offensive players on this team. For instance, Mac Jones was crap on precious teams, surely you didn't expect him to be this good with the 49ers.

Agree those rankings make Brendal, Colby, and McKivitz look like pro bowlers when we just see them getting bowled over every game.

Here's stats worth taking into consideration:

We're ranked 32nd is the league rushing
CMC is averaging 3.1 yds/carry this season, his career average Is 4.6 and 2 years ago he was at 5.4.

So is it our line that stinks or CMC ?

Just tired of seeing Brendel getting up from the ground, taking out by a NT constantly, getting no push whatsoever. Tired of these rankings, the running game can't run up the middle for two yards most of the time. And to me all these O-line f**k ups are on the Center. Whenever Shanahan has good interior lineman this offense steamrolls everyone.

I'll give it up to Brendel in 23, dude played pretty well. But was that masked by Aaron Banks, Jon Feliciano and even Spencer Burford?

Develop Moss as a backup center. Draft early and late. Keep Hennessy. Bring in one or two more. Let them all compete in camp...

Call Feliciano, ask him if his offer is still on table (will work / come out of retirement for food) Stay in shape incase playoffs / SB

FEED Brenda to the sharks.

Originally posted by Kolohe:
Just tired of seeing Brendel getting up from the ground, taking out by a NT constantly, getting no push whatsoever. Tired of these rankings, the running game can't run up the middle for two yards most of the time. And to me all these O-line f**k ups are on the Center. Whenever Shanahan has good interior lineman this offense steamrolls everyone.

I'll give it up to Brendel in 23, dude played pretty well. But was that masked by Aaron Banks, Jon Feliciano and even Spencer Burford?

Rated R for awhile but quickly turned X rated... turns head to look at her man, on her back, rolling around on ground, on her hands / knees

I used to use PFF but then watched him closely against tampa. It was pathetic. Standing there, and watching most of the plays. No finishing to the whistle. Can't believe they like this guy.

Originally posted by Second2Nunley:
I used to use PFF but then watched him closely against tampa. It was pathetic. Standing there, and watching most of the plays. No finishing to the whistle. Can't believe they like this guy.

This so much! Try Moss at Center or call Feliciano just do something please

Originally posted by tohara3:

Originally posted by Second2Nunley:
I used to use PFF but then watched him closely against tampa. It was pathetic. Standing there, and watching most of the plays. No finishing to the whistle. Can't believe they like this guy.

This so much! Try Moss at Center or call Feliciano just do something please

He let it be known in the offseason that he'd come out of retirement if Niners struggle on O line

I hope he's in shape and ready to roll just incase Shanny stops being in love with his love child, Brenda

Originally posted by tohara3:

Originally posted by Second2Nunley:
I used to use PFF but then watched him closely against tampa. It was pathetic. Standing there, and watching most of the plays. No finishing to the whistle. Can't believe they like this guy.

This so much! Try Moss at Center or call Feliciano just do something please

Zero chance short of injury that Brendel gets replaced.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by tohara3:

Originally posted by Second2Nunley:
I used to use PFF but then watched him closely against tampa. It was pathetic. Standing there, and watching most of the plays. No finishing to the whistle. Can't believe they like this guy.

This so much! Try Moss at Center or call Feliciano just do something please

Zero chance short of injury that Brendel gets replaced.

When you suck that bad, there's not enough effort to pull or hurt anything and opposing teams don't want you to get hurt so they're taking it easy on you.