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I don't know why they did this at this point...I think Osemele has a ton of potential and is already pretty good but the team seemed to be functioning very well with McKinnie at LT during the preseason. Moving these guys all around ALL the time isn't a great idea for building line chemistry.

 

Ohrer didn't really show me as much as McKinnie did at the left tackle spot in preseason.

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This seems rather ridiculous this late in the game. Maybe the coaching staff is seeing something that we're not. Does Cinci have some really fast rush ends? That's the only thing that I could think of that would bring this on. Perhaps there's a matchup situation that doesn't favor McKinnie????

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Doesn't make sense to me, either.

 

Another thing that puzzles and pisses me off, is they want to use Webb as their 2nd punt returner. Didn't they learn the lesson as to how valuable this guy is in the secondary?

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This seems rather ridiculous this late in the game. Maybe the coaching staff is seeing something that we're not. Does Cinci have some really fast rush ends? That's the only thing that I could think of that would bring this on. Perhaps there's a matchup situation that doesn't favor McKinnie????

 

Yes the Bengals have speed at defensive end, the Ravens are running an uptempo no huddle offense (they aren't playing around). Oher and K.O. at the tackle positions allows them to run it full throttle, McKinnie at this stage doesn't quite allow them to do that. You guys have to stop thinking about what Oher did at LT in 2010, this is not your regular Ravens offense they are running. Preseason was a taste of what they are planning to do, McKinnie can handle the preseason no huddle tempo but clearly they don't think he can handle what will come in the regular season. Hopefully after Monday night you guys will have one of those "I see what they are doing now" moments and stop worrying so much.

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Maybe McKinney simply isn't in the shape we want him to be in for us to run the no huddle. Sure, he might hold up on paper better against the Bengals pass rush, but we all know when the big guy gets tired he gets very SLOPPY!

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Oher looked really good at LT. The offensive line in general looked very good. I love Flacco's release, it's definitely much improved. Very quick. I wonder how much Caldwell had to do with this.

 

This Ravens team reminds me of the Packers team a couple of years ago. Their defense wasn't good, but they were opportunistic with a lead and the offense was very good at getting them that lead.

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Yes the Bengals have speed at defensive end, the Ravens are running an uptempo no huddle offense (they aren't playing around). Oher and K.O. at the tackle positions allows them to run it full throttle, McKinnie at this stage doesn't quite allow them to do that. You guys have to stop thinking about what Oher did at LT in 2010, this is not your regular Ravens offense they are running. Preseason was a taste of what they are planning to do, McKinnie can handle the preseason no huddle tempo but clearly they don't think he can handle what will come in the regular season. Hopefully after Monday night you guys will have one of those "I see what they are doing now" moments and stop worrying so much.

 

Ya know, I see what they're doing now!! :bow:

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