as far as nastiness? both the pounceys are aggressive, angry dudes on the field. Adams is a 6-7 wrecking ball when he gets a full head of steam, last year he was run blocking to kill people
guys like colon and flozell just hated everyone to hate them, but its not like this group is a bunch of softies
Last edited by K Train; 05-15-2013 at 07:55 PM.
if the Steelers are going to the ZBS: Mad Max dosen't fix. But he will be missed:
Poor Ben now has to depend on Gilbert to protect his blind side. The problen here is, Gilbert can't protect himself from injury and when he is on the field he's busy hurting his fellow linemen.
Adams will eventually movs to LT but he's far from ready to make that move. The last thing I want is for the Steelers to move Adams before I get to see how he and DeCastro work together.
So yes Max will be missed, here's to hoping I'm wrong.
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It's no fun when the rabbit has the gun
Funny how people just won't let the injury thing go. It be different if Gilbert were hurt every year he was here. But because he had that fluke injury to Decastro and then his own, now he wears a permanent label of "injury prone"??? I just don't get it.
The Steeler way...is the only way.
Didn't Max sign with the Chargers?
The best protection Ben will have is a solid running game. That alone, will slow down theh pass rush and minimize the amount of hits Ben takes.
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Stats how impressive, lets try some fact.
Starks missed half of training camp and still beat Gilbert for the starting LT position. Gilbert injured his ankle in week 6 and missed the rest of the season.
My only guess is your stats are from 2 years ago and from the RT position.
It's no fun when the rabbit has the gun
Incorrect. The plan was Adams at LT, Gilbert at RT. Adams struggled early in the preseason and then injured his knee, insert Starks into starting lineup.
Yes they are from 2011... but the fact remains that as a rookie, thrust into a starting job because the incumbent had gotten injured, learning a completely knew system, and he graded out as the 13th best pass protecting tackle in the NFL. He got injured in 2012... Now he's healthy and in a system he's more familiar/comfortable with (he was in a zone blocking scheme a Florida).
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