Okung nudged up to 1st team offense
I know, we should expect no less, but it's good to hear. And apparently this means Sean Locklear, who many of us considered a lock, will compete for the RT position with Ray Willis. Or is this just so much "competition at every position" fluff?
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Thomas Beekers
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That doesn't surprise me too much
Locklear has struggled with injuries and Gibbs demands continuity.
Yeah, I was thinking about how you'd commented on that in your O-line piece
Would you say the talent drop-off is significant, if you do not factor in injury-prone status?
by Thomas Beekers on Aug 10, 2010 6:25 PM PDT up reply actions
Locklear is better, for sure
and I wouldn’t think of Willis as more than a placeholder, but RT isn’t a premium position. I would worry a bit about cut blocking.
Yeah Willis has been pretty good depth.
Though they sink through the Sea, they shall rise again...Death shall have no dominion...
I heard Ray's knee was bone on bone.
Can anyone confirm? If so, he’s not a whole lot longer for this league. Just let it hold up long enough to replace you, RayRay!!!
If the knee’s serviceable, I love the nasty he brings. Hope he can adapt to ZBS.
by bleedshawkblue on Aug 11, 2010 12:51 AM PDT reply actions
This makes me happy.
I got the chance to see him last Sunday at Husky Stadium. Dude’s a beast.
by ErictheHawksFan on Aug 11, 2010 11:29 AM PDT reply actions
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