The Final Proof Of Oline Value
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eh, forget the Oline... just get Trent Richardson and you could put "crash test dummies" on the right side and he'd still run wild!
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jparsh said:
Did you watch the national championship game? Dude can't run worth a crap unless he has a hole the size of Ohio to run through.
Keep telling yourself that.
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jparsh said:
Did you watch the national championship game? Dude can't run worth a crap unless he has a hole the size of Ohio to run through.
Keep telling yourself that.
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jparsh said:
Did you watch the national championship game? Dude can't run worth a crap unless he has a hole the size of Ohio to run through.
Keep telling yourself that.
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
The Steelers O line played just as good and produced just as many points in a regulation football game as did the Bronco's line.
The difference in ALL championship games as it was in this one.............. IS THE QUARTERBACK.
The oline had absolutely nothing to do with the winning play, AND most of TEBOW's BIG plays had nothing to do with the OL. He made most of his plays while being forced out of the pocket.
The final play he released the ball in less than 2.5 seconds. Even your homo ass could give him that much time.
QUICK RELEASE and ACCURATE PASSING COMBINED WITH WR SPEED. OL HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.
Skilled players won. End of discussion.
Would you honestly trade, even up, the Steelers "skill players" for those of the Broncos?
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
The Steelers O line played just as good and produced just as many points in a regulation football game as did the Bronco's line.
The difference in ALL championship games as it was in this one.............. IS THE QUARTERBACK.
The oline had absolutely nothing to do with the winning play, AND most of TEBOW's BIG plays had nothing to do with the OL. He made most of his plays while being forced out of the pocket.
The final play he released the ball in less than 2.5 seconds. Even your homo ass could give him that much time.
QUICK RELEASE and ACCURATE PASSING COMBINED WITH WR SPEED. OL HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.
Skilled players won. End of discussion.
The Stoolers had help. The lateral that was ruled an incomplete pass could have been a 14 point swing in the other direction.
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
The Steelers O line played just as good and produced just as many points in a regulation football game as did the Bronco's line.
The difference in ALL championship games as it was in this one.............. IS THE QUARTERBACK.
The oline had absolutely nothing to do with the winning play, AND most of TEBOW's BIG plays had nothing to do with the OL. He made most of his plays while being forced out of the pocket.
The final play he released the ball in less than 2.5 seconds. Even your homo ass could give him that much time.
QUICK RELEASE and ACCURATE PASSING COMBINED WITH WR SPEED. OL HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.
Skilled players won. End of discussion.
c'mon man....you know deep down in your heart that's not how they won.
they won because of the grace of GOD!!!
:lol: 
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
Big Ben for Tebow? Or you mean the WR of the Steelers for those of the Broncos
The whole package. Tebow/McGahee/Thomas etc. for BR/Mendenhall/Wallace/Brown etc.
Then you would see who had the better team. It would boil down to defense and OL.
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