Mark H.

And the current OL is younger and appears to be more sustainable

I loved how Their LBs tried to dive in and fill the gap - tackled nothing but air

Bombay is an MBB legend

You're right - got 8 & 89 mixed up - removed my post

Started by Bond and Bryant destroying the Als on the left side

That's gold Mikey, gold.

Wild needs to smack him a few times before the ball arrives

This was definitely an issue. Hard to say if it was physical or mental. It was clearly in the playbook, because Nicholls stretched the field immediately

Splendid

Nice to see Hardrick back on the roster. Looking forward to J. Adams' presence in the secondary

It seems we've been waiting for years for the kind of import OL we have now. Guards and tackles who dominate in the trenches.

I expected nothing less...

That's gold KBF, gold

Undoubtedly - plus he's seen a Wild hit or two...

He's referring to last season

Fair enough. I remember the final home game as being particularly brutal in terms of protection. We had really good seats & I was able to watch the OL closely.

Nicholls was expressing frustration about the lack protection last year.

I'm saying original OL was not an advantage for Drew Willy.

Starting OL? That's a laugh and a half!

Ah seen some on Facebook...

Hebert was a hard-hitting safety whose coverage weren't always great, he had undisciplined tendencies but often generated turnovers. Walls was a fundamentally sound strong side DE who was disciplined and always kept contain very well. A hybrid of the two would be - interesting

There was this other QB who looked done - good coaching and protection scheme revived his career

A post-Tamam regime. You just can't deny his long-standing management history. Made worse by Chris Jones 2009 anyone?

Thanks for providing the correct info - be interesting to see if they keep him around for '17