There's no fixing this o-line.

I feel that was more bad qb play rather than bad oline play.

Bobby Hebert said worst line since Katrina which I am inclined to agree with

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There's no fixing this o-line.
Maybe you can coach up one guy is playing poorly, but this line is arse across the board.

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2 points

1 - one guy can ruin the whole line as everyone else is always out of position trying to help the weak guy, so the whole line becomes soft.

2 - coaching went into this season thinking we not only had a good o-line, but they thought they had a great o-line. when coaches are this dumb and out of touch, its a bigger problem than lack of a player or two to make you beter

I don't understand - moreso in the first two games - the a) insistance on long-developing plays and b) the lack of screens and draws to attempt to slow down a rush.

One of the problems with Dennis Allen- I dont think he understands that you need to analyze every position on offense too. The guy literally just focuses on defense.

The biggest concern for me is guys aren't getting free releases from things like bad communication or missed assignments. Those things can get cleaned up over time. They are just getting physically beat by getting thrown around or run past. It scares me to think it's a talent issue when, like you said, they've invested so much draft capital to the position.

Thats a good point about Brees. He usually got rid of the ball pretty fast.

I do kind of agree that Carr holds the ball too long sometimes and that might have been what happened when he got hurt.

Basically when the play breaks down Carr freezes up. He isn't crafty moving around in the pocket like Brees was either.

I mean I think you're right Carr just doesn't look comfortable back there.

Ram is old? Is he even 30 yet?

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Doug Marrone is a good coach,

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No. He is not.