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That is honestly more of a coaching issue than a Duane Brown issue. You have to self-scout yourself enough to see things like that. It amazes me how mediocre are OL is under what is supposed to be a great OL coach.
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Exactly what I was thinking as I read this. Gibbs is some sort of mastermind who is going to transform the running game and propel the Texans into NFL legend? Sure. He yells a lot, that much I know. Other than that he is simply another charlatan in a franchise that has had nothing but from the top on down to the guy who mixes the Gatorade but puts Powerade powder in the water instead. This entire franchise is a fraud.
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I agree about it being a coaching issue.
I think it also underscores a bit the poor division record the Texans have had since Kubiak arrived, especially since 2007 (who bothers with that 2006 season with Carr anyway?). They are 4-14 over the last three years!!!! ...which btw makes them 17-9 against everyone else. The Texans aren't doing things with their ground game that seem to surprise anyone, especially in the division, where the wins are needed the most. |
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Isn't HOF offensive lineman Bruce Matthews on the Texans payroll and if so why hasn't he seen this problem in Browns play and had him correct it ?
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While this is a problem, do you really need to watch Duane Brown's foot to know if we're running or passing? Seems like there is a much simpler way. I can usually tell from simply looking at the personnel and formation.
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Vikings LT Bryant McKinnie did something similar against the Cardinals, according to Tony Boselli.
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