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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 508853">Wilde has Neal as a D-Lineman, so 2012.  He's an OLB.  In three preseason games I don't believe he's taken a single snap with his hand in the dirt and won't so long as he's at 275 lbs.  Whoever Neal was going against in practice that made him look "unblockable" with his hand out of the dirt may not have a job for very long.Wilde says "8 or 9" O-Linemen, then proceeds designate as "out" all but 8 of them.  He must have meant 7 or 8.Coleman throws the ball better than Young.  Young can run against a man-to-man defense, as in the Seattle game; nobody in their right mind should run anything but zone against him in the regular season...it would stifle the running and confuse him when passing .  I'd rather lose with Coleman.  Harrell had an OK week 2, a dreadful week 3, but in the end he is physically outmatched in the NFL, and it took 3 years to figure that out.Here's the thing...one can give MM a pass for having to work with substandard talent or one can give TT a pass for providing talent MM could not develop, but one cannot have both.</blockquote>

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