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Is there any reason to believe this offensive line will improve down the stretch? Jeremy Conn and Ed Norris don't think so and point out that adding depth isn't exactly helping their current unit that's already been struggling.
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00:00You were shaking your head when we were going to commercial break about the offensive line,
00:03so I'm assuming that means you don't think they're going to get better.
00:07That's exactly what it means.
00:09By the way, he was shaking his head left to right.
00:13Vigorously.
00:14What is it about this offensive line that's just been so frustrating?
00:18You can point at everything.
00:21The interior, the tackles.
00:24Terrible.
00:25It's just bad play.
00:26Look, there's five of them.
00:29Bringing a depth piece is not helping the other five.
00:33I just don't see it, honestly.
00:34I do not see it.
00:36I think Ronnie Stanley, as great as he's been on this team, I think his time has come.
00:42Rosengarten, I don't know what to say.
00:45Do you think he's playing well?
00:47No, I thought he was playing great through the first four or five weeks.
00:50The past couple weeks, it's just been dreadful.
00:52Yeah, it's just, you know, the center play has not been, and we've gone through five of them, so that's
00:58bizarre.
00:59Five centers.
00:59Five centers.
01:00Yeah, exactly.
01:02I don't even have to fake it.
01:03I can just say it.
01:04Five centers.
01:04The center.
01:06We should have traded for the center for the Panthers.
01:09No, but, like, that's, I think the writing's been on the wall with Ronnie Stanley for a while now,
01:14but, like, it felt safe.
01:16You felt comfortable with left tackle.
01:18But, like, even last year, the rotation thing that was going on, like, what was that?
01:22I don't know.

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