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Buffalo
posted: 2012-10-29 11:26:16 (ID: 64325) Report Abuse
pete wrote:
Buffalo wrote:
hosh13 wrote:
Yes, and a little bit more - if then the C/G had good speed, would it stop NT/DTs playing well?


No. The job of the OG, OC is only to make the block. For blocking speed is unimportant and Strenght is one key for a good block.


Just for having it complete...on interceptions speed can helpul for all Offense members, just to catch the interceptor


I never saw an OL with a tackle after a INT or fumble.
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 posted: 2012-10-29 11:54:48 (ID: 64329) Report Abuse
The chance is there...
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posted: 2012-10-29 12:45:47 (ID: 64334) Report Abuse
So it seems this is the only benefit of OL speed. It seems the outside running game should get a boost from it (pulling guards) and the short passing game (screens).
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