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I thought about it, but our schedule brutal. Two ifs: Caleb, LT...

Today's practice tweets didn't look good for Braxton. Gave up a sack on an ugly rep and got blown up on a run play. Didn't hear anything on Ozzy. Benedet got a lot of time with the first team. BJ said the battle is wide open and doesn't seem happy about it.

My hope is that the starters play a full half. We'll see if Caleb is getting the ball out with accuracy. I want to see if the interior defensive guys are penetrating and, of course, the LT battle continues...

I think Benedet plays better inside and right. He looked lost at left tackle. I also forget between Bates and Kramer, but one or both of them were terrible.

Ditto! Raise the bar!

I get the analogy, but... There's a difference between Skip Bayless and Tyson Bagent. It may be a terrible analogy because I'm nowhere near a pro, but college is not far off. Some opinions are educated and some not. I quickly digress when I see the difference.

I guess, in a nutshell, I believe I've earned the right to be the OL authority on this page. I played the position, I went to the camps, I've received my accolades and actually hung out with all pros at the position. Upon graduation, the Colts moved to my hometown for camp and I got to hang out with them. We partied, played basketball and talked shit. Yet, you want to continue with the, "hey, I was right party". Just stop. Sorry if I'm aggressive, but damn bro. It gets tiresome hearing someone talking checkers when chess is being played. Opinions are one thing, but the continuing need to be right is another. Bear down brother...💪🍻💥. At the end of the day, you are a badass contributor to this forum. You know this, but this is my lane. (And Jason)

What has Roshour said? I can't find anything...

Wrong. He was talking about not being a lazy ass and wants him to be in an athletic position. Braxton gave up the sack because after he popped the guy and didn't sit. That affects your lateral agility. On the TD where he got got ghosted by the LB, he was standing there like Frankenstein. Butt down chest up with weight on the balls of your feet (athletic base). Sound familiar? The anchor you are referring to starts the same way (athletic base), then the feet stagger to provide better energy absorbtion from the defender. It also enables the offensive player a punch and grab opportunity.

You got that from that? I need to take you to Vegas. That's some Rainman stuff. Remember the term Frankenstein?

Side note: there are three former Bears vying for an OL position with the Fins. James Daniels, Larry Borom and Germaine Ifedi.

We want the same thing. I respect and like most members of this board.(Including you). But, you did fully disagree with me when you stated that Jones was a mess on most of his snaps. You know you were poking and your own analysis proved you were incorrect. I thought they both decently, but flawed. Braxton has a lot of strength and agility to gain back, while Ozzy needs to prove he can stop the speed rush. They both have two weeks to work on the rough edges. This weeks game may be the actual decider. Lastly, nobody will ever call that a false start. It's too close...😘

I don't think you understand. The bias wasn't his opinion. It was the verbiage he chose. Leading context is a political ploy. PHX knows exactly what he's doing as he a master debater with a firm grasp of the English language and I respect him for that. But him jumping in my swimming pool to convince you that I don't know what I'm talking about deserved the rebuttal it received. Context is always key. I'll also add that I don't have skin in the game regarding who wins the job, as I like them both for it. The only ones I'll argue against are Benedet and Kiran. PHX called Trapilo too early and I'm gonna have fun with it till it's decided. And your claim that Adam is the only one without bias is pure bullshit. I've called him out many times for it, as he has me. That's what we are here for. I can also assure you that this will not go unanswered by PHX. He's in his lair formulating his rebuttal as we speak...💥🍻 Bear down!

I'll start by saying, nice format for your analysis. I like the down distance and time stamp. Really good viewing. On to the play: That play was completely by design. I don't know what the pros call it, but we called it a chip screen. Won rep. He absorbed the contact and maintained leverage. Won rep. Not a false start. Not walked back. See above... It's obvious in your wording that you have a bias. It's ok in a debate, but I don't do that when analyzing. I only rebutted the first three that you highlighted. Can't swallow any more of it. What really concerns me about your analysis is that I really don't believe you understand wins and losses in the trenches. It's hard in there. They are playing against nasty humans that are designed to defeat what you are doing. I didn't realize this was going to be a "tit for tat" but, you jumped in my lane with an agenda.

My guy...💥🍻

🍿 You're gonna eat what you said about Braxton...💩🥪

Kinda in between. He's a little better than Braxton in that area. It's funny, Braxton looks top heavy and Ozzy looks bottom heavy.

Just got done reviewing the left tackles. Braxton got 14 pass sets with two bad plays. One was the sack of Bagent. That play was disappointing because he made the initial block and lacked effort after. The second he whiffed on an inside block on a slight delayed rush. The smaller linebacker put cement in Braxton's shoes. He faced four bull rushes and handled them well. The other twelve sets were really good. He also played well in the run game. Ozzy got 16 pass sets with two bad plays. They were both outside rushes on his first two snaps. He cleaned it up after that, but they did have a back cup a couple times and a TE on another. Ozzy also played well in the run game. Overall, Braxton was slightly better in pass pro and run game. Braxton had the benefit of starting, so I look forward to Ozzy starting next week. Ozzy was better picking up the inside rushes. Seems like his lateral agility is better. Kind of an odd thing was Braxton made his mistakes late, while Ozzy made his early. After watching them both play, I feel Ozzy is closing the gap. The important thing to look at this week is his work on the outside. Braxton's conditioning needs to trend up, as this was his first week at full go.

To me, he looked too high and stiff with zero lateral agility. In almost every sport, it's butt down chest up with weight shifted to the balls of the feet. He looked like Frankenstein on that play. Stacey Dales said that this was the first week that he's worked at full speed. It doesn't look like he's there. I DVR'd the game and will review his and Trapillo's reps tomorrow. My wife is leaving for Chicago in the morning, so I'll have time on my hands.

He ain't ready. Terrible footwork...

The Canadian Eagle is playing well today.

He sucked eggs was the end of my quote. Does it get more definitive? Yes, he was beaten.

You just repeated what I said to you... Lol

That sack was on 74 giving up pressure up the middle. Braxton's guy caught him on the flush. Would've nailed him if he didn't move up. So yeah, Braxton sucked eggs... Lol