How did Nowak do?
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Nothing special
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It was him that launched the snap past T-Jack, wasn't it?
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Like I said, nothing special :-(.
Sadly not one of the interior OLinemen had a great game and nobody looked to be separating from pack in LG and C contests. Thought both Britt and Davis looked awful in pass pro. Bailey sure didn't look to be superior to his competition and the others didn't seem to get much push when run blocking.
Did however notice Glowinski from time to time blocking downfield as his athletic ability allowed him to stay with the play at the second level.
Sadly not one of the interior OLinemen had a great game and nobody looked to be separating from pack in LG and C contests. Thought both Britt and Davis looked awful in pass pro. Bailey sure didn't look to be superior to his competition and the others didn't seem to get much push when run blocking.
Did however notice Glowinski from time to time blocking downfield as his athletic ability allowed him to stay with the play at the second level.
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Upon a rewatch I thought both Nowak and Glowinski were very promising.
The both looked strong (notably moreso than Lem and Bailey), moved well, stayed on their feet, got to the 2nd level, held up in pass pro, and finished plays to the whistle.
This was all against Denver's reserves, so I would not be surprised to them elevated to first string (Glowinski to LG) in games coming up.
Also, the Nowak snap didn't sail over Tjack's head; he snapped it on target soon as Shane Ray encroached on the neutral zone, as center's are taught to do in order to draw the penalty, which he did - Tjack wasn't ready.
The both looked strong (notably moreso than Lem and Bailey), moved well, stayed on their feet, got to the 2nd level, held up in pass pro, and finished plays to the whistle.
This was all against Denver's reserves, so I would not be surprised to them elevated to first string (Glowinski to LG) in games coming up.
Also, the Nowak snap didn't sail over Tjack's head; he snapped it on target soon as Shane Ray encroached on the neutral zone, as center's are taught to do in order to draw the penalty, which he did - Tjack wasn't ready.
