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Old 08-20-2005, 02:51 PM
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Wow talk about techique, have any of u seen the size of the shoulder pads of offensive lineman (very small) in the NFL and college game. There is almost no room for any kind of technique. And the way line officials in both college and pro are watching these kids, you can bet that someone is gonna get a whistle every other play. The rules are becoming more and more tighter in the performance of how you can block your opponent.

I guess thats why sled/blocking is not as important as it was back in the earlier days of football. Tackles are now ranging from 310 to 330 lbs and at 6'7" to 6'9". I think Petersen & Bolleman have thier hands full in coming up with a good offensive line to have a sucessfull season every year from now on. Good Luck Gentleman.
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