Jimmy from Brunswick, GA
Hey Beek, hope all is well with you and your family. Beek I truly believe both lines defensive and offensive are definitely not big enough! This is why we struggle with running and pressuring the ball. I'm with you about Ryan he's never been the problem. Until we can hold the point of attack on both sides we are going to struggle. Fix the O- and D-lines; they need serious attention. The way the draft goes determines a lot. I'm with you on getting the best players in that round. Getting all these linebackers isn't working because were too small. What do you think Beek? All these players have to perform the lines have to perform so the linebackers can perform so the back end the corners and safeties can be effective. It's simple and true. This is not rocket science. Don't think Beasley had a chance.
Matt: It might sound a bit cliché, but football games are won and lost in the trenches. So you're spot on with that point, Jimmy. If you can't block, can't pass protect, can't open running lanes on offense, you're in for a very long day. Likewise, if you can't generate any pressure on opposing quarterbacks, if there are running lanes wide enough to drive a car through, you're in for a very long day on defense. It's in the trenches where teams assert their dominance and impose their will on opponents. What you can't do is fill or address a need and pass on better players in the draft, if you catch my drift and connect the dots. That all said, I do believe the Falcons must improve in the trenches on both sides of the ball.
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