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Originally Posted by milkman
I had some errands to run after work yesterday, so I didn't get home to watch this game last night.
I did read some if the early responses in this thread when I got home, so I was expecting to see an absolute train wreck from LDT when I watched this game this morning.
I didn't go through it as closely as I did the first game (I'll probably do that tomorrow morning).
What I saw, however, wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting.
LDT did get schooled by Brandon Mebane, one of the best interior D-Lineman in the game, and did show he isn't ready.
He looked absolutely lost on the screen pass tackle he made.
He did, however, still show the potential and promise that he has through much of his night.
Part of the problem I saw is that Morse showed his inexperience is making line adjustments pre-snap.
Morse is more talented than Kush, but he isn't ready to take over the responsibility at center playing alongside an an inexperienced right guard.
Right now, given talent and experience, the best combination to start would be Kush and Fulton.
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I agree with this, And once you go back I think you will agree that with both Morse and LDT the reasons that looked bad at times was pure inexperience, They both will get better with more reps.
Kush just doesn't wow me. I don't see enough of an upgrade to start him over Morse. Let Morse learn on the job.
Yes, start Fulton if we don't get Mathis. LDT will be fine as a backup.