Jaguars.com New OL Scouting Reports Are Up
There are 4 new offensive linemen who now call Jacksonville home and the team's official scouting reports are now available for each one. Charles Spencer has the most potential of all the new linemen the Jags' signed, while Todd Wade and Milford Brown both seem to be grinders who are expected to improve the run game. I'd expect Tutan Reyes to be a backup and either Todd Wade or Milford Brown to replace him at guard. I'd give a slight edge to Brown because he's got more experience playing guard than does Wade, who's been a Tackle most of his career.
I think the team has been pleased with Uche Nwaneri's progress from last season to now. I expect him to continue to be a starter ( I may be wrong though) and we may not see too much of a drop-off between he and Mo' Williams. One thing is certain, he's no Manuwai. The real proof of how highly the Jags think of Uche won't manifest until Meester comes back and Dennis Norman inevitably shifts to one of the guard positions. If Uche remains in the starting line-up over the veteran talent we've just signed, then it shows that the Jags are more than pleased with his progress. The next few games will be crucial for Uche.
Charles Spencer, as I hinted at earlier, may be more than just a stop-gap solution. He's only a third year pro and showed flashes of greatness in his rookie season with the Texans where he established himself as the de-facto left tackle early on, although that was prior to having his rookie season cut short by a broken leg. If he can regain his form, show he's durable, and impress Andy Heck (O-line Coach) he may be here next year.
Below I've linked to the official scouting report for each new linemen.
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Even though he's with a division rival
I wish Spencer all the best. He’s been tremendously unlucky in his career.
by tehGrindCrusher on Sep 12, 2008 10:05 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Time to Bounce Back Jag Fans...
Alright guys, I felt really low this last Sunday. This is not the end of the season by no means. I remeber thinking last year when Garrard went down that the season was in dire straights. We came out what 2 for 3 or 2 for 4? and still had one hell of a season.
New O-line guys just need to get a hat on someone and let Fred and Mo do their thing. Keep Stroud off David and he will dazzle them with his footwork, rocket arm, and dress attire and find M. Jones and Lewis for an endzone strike.
I can take a repeat of last season. Time to grow Team!
by Jaghomer on Sep 12, 2008 11:56 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

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