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Message: <blockquote data-quote="digsthepack" data-source="post: 22166" data-attributes="member: 209">When the starting corner is killing you on every possession, and he remains in, there is a question to be asked. When your starting center is functioning more as a turnstyle than an obstacle, there are questions to be asked.When you abandon the run (hey, MS transformed the team to power run) when down only 7, there are questions to be asked.Question: Carroll has displayed the SAME problems as last year and all of preseason. Why didn't Joey Thomas, or anyone else, get the nod?Question: Flanny looks to be hurt more than we care to know. Why didn't Grey Reugamer, a nasty, tough guy with a proven performance history, get in there when it is clear we were being out-muscled and out-nastied?Question: Ahman was tearing them up. Yes, down and distance (in many cases the result of penalties) predicated pass at times, but where appropriate, why was Ahman not allowed to do his thing...which he was doing SO well before the plug was pulled?These are 3 off the top...valid every one of them......and I am sure there are many more. They deserve to be asked.P.S. The O-line performance, or lack thereof, was NOT due to the guards, as many had predicted...it was the result of being overpowered at the center spot more often than not.</blockquote>

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