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Chris Samuels
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:45 am
by dnpmakkah
I recorded the game against the Packers and was watching it again and noticed something that has been a constant so far throughout the season.
It seems that Chris Samuels is struggling all year. I don't see him holding his blocks or making holes on running plays and his guy tends to be the one that is putting pressure on Brunnel most of time.
I know the line plays as a group and people say that if one person struggles then it effects the others. However I hear people say Raymer is awful but I think thats expected.
Samuels on the other hand is supposed to be an All-Pro but I'm just not seeing it. He is making way too much money and wants a big contract on top of that.
I think he is a good player but not worth the money and in my opinion has not lived up to his potential, considering he has been in the league for 5 years and hasn't made any strides I wouldn't care if he gets traded or let go at the end of the season.
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:38 am
by Hill66
Being a big Samuels fan I must reply...
I will be the first to say that yes he did struggle vs KGB...for a couple of drives. But as the game carried on, he did a GREAT job.
Those are some harsh words as well...
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 6:45 am
by DEHog
Yep and unless he agrees to a pay cut he won't be here next year.
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 8:55 am
by Dreadedup_skin4lifer
He struggled against KGB...And Alex Brown owned him too...Samuels has been a disappointment...I thought that w/ the addition of Buges, Samuels would move up to Elite status this year...

Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:36 am
by Irn-Bru
The offensive line has had its fair share of woes, starting with the loss of Jansen. In my opinion Samuels won't be back because he'll probably ask for more money than he's worth, which he can do given the hype behind the name (ala Champ Bailey). In my opinion he hasn't played poorly, but he hasn't been great by any stretch of the imagination. A dissapointment given the high standards he was setting for himself at the beginning of this season.
Buges has only had one season to meld these guys together, just like Gibbs has only had 7 games to get this team into form. We're so much better than last year already, and it looks to me like we can only go up in the years to come (especially with the return of Jansen next season).
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:51 am
by SkinsBigtime
Samuels out, a young buck in his place. I'm pretty sure that we will use a draft choice on an o-lineman, wherever in the round we will have one.
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:54 am
by redskincity
FanfromAnnapolis wrote:The offensive line has had its fair share of woes, starting with the loss of Jansen. In my opinion Samuels won't be back because he'll probably ask for more money than he's worth, which he can do given the hype behind the name (ala Champ Bailey). In my opinion he hasn't played poorly, but he hasn't been great by any stretch of the imagination. A dissapointment given the high standards he was setting for himself at the beginning of this season.
Buges has only had one season to meld these guys together, just like Gibbs has only had 7 games to get this team into form. We're so much better than last year already, and it looks to me like we can only go up in the years to come (especially with the return of Jansen next season).
The line looked horrible at times. Chris is getting burnt due to the fact that Brunell is stepping back tooooooo far and then he steps up.
When the line does hold Brunell overthrows. They need to synch up
Last year Trung Canidate averaged 4.2 yards a game, why isnt Portis??
I just dont know any more.
