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Chemistry on the O-Line
It's very interesting that so many of our lineman have experience playing on the same line with each other.
1. Salaam and Pitts 2. Meyers, Butler, and Winston 3. Frye and Brown And Kubiak was talking about Frye moving in to play guard. No real point. Just found it interesting. Last edited by The Pencil Neck; 04-26-2008 at 09:01 PM. Reason: pure homophobia. :) |
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Re: Chemistry on the O-Line
Very true. Surely it couldn't be designed that way, eh? Maybe it says something, though, about the scheme that these schools run?
I don't know - just hypothesizing....
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Re: Chemistry on the O-Line
chemistry is huge with o-linemen. i know a lot of Dolphins fans are excited about the o-line we got going now, but it's not going to be great right away...but when players have experience working together, like with the Texans here, it could go from average to good in a heartbeat.
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