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tanda10506 · 09-26-2011, 09:20 PM

Starks played okay, he wasn't that bad, but we need somebody good. Flozell is actually pretty good, he was last year at least. I don't recall seeing him get burnt one on one at all last year. He probably looked worse then anybody thought too because the line as a whole was pretty bad. I don't know the seriousness of Scott's injury but I know he doesn't belong starting on any team, but his treacherous play is magnified because we have him at the most important spot on our line. Even if we are foolish enough to start Scott again, it should at least be at RT and get Gilbert in at LT, doesn't take much to switch from right to left, there's no excuse for having him on the left, he's to awful. At least if he's on the right Ben can see the guy run right around him, or in last night's case see him get spun around like a top and shoved in the back to the ground.

09-26-2011, 09:20 PM	#7
tanda10506 Head Coach Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Phelan, CA Posts: 1,766 Gender: Male Member Number: 17319 Thanks: 91 Thanked 46 Times in 32 Posts	Re: Steelers’ Insider Bouchette On Injuries, Offensive Line Starks played okay, he wasn't that bad, but we need somebody good. Flozell is actually pretty good, he was last year at least. I don't recall seeing him get burnt one on one at all last year. He probably looked worse then anybody thought too because the line as a whole was pretty bad. I don't know the seriousness of Scott's injury but I know he doesn't belong starting on any team, but his treacherous play is magnified because we have him at the most important spot on our line. Even if we are foolish enough to start Scott again, it should at least be at RT and get Gilbert in at LT, doesn't take much to switch from right to left, there's no excuse for having him on the left, he's to awful. At least if he's on the right Ben can see the guy run right around him, or in last night's case see him get spun around like a top and shoved in the back to the ground.