I don't believe that QB is the issue for this team

Alouettes de Montréal
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Kevin Glenn is performing alright, Cato wasn't awful when he was in. The O-line is absolute dog shit, and there is a lack of leadership and accountability in the locker room. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, why not go with an international O-line and national receivers/running backs? I don't agree with the assertion that it is easier to find national o-linemen than skills players, that just can't be correct. There are a lot more small, fast guys than linemen, that is just a fact.

Besides, when you are competing with 8 other Canadian teams - and the NFL is cherry picking the absolute best Canadians - how deep is the national o-line depth really going to be?

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[url]http://espn.go.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/21192/panthers-53-man-roster-projection-includes-three-rookie-cbs-rockhead[/url]

David Newton, ESPN Staff Writer

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Carolina Panthers wrapped up their offseason program on Thursday and open training camp on July 27 at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Here’s a 53-man roster projection:
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OFFENSIVE LINE (9): Michael Oher, Ryan Kalil, Mike Remmers, Trai Turner, Andrew Norwell, Daryl Williams, Gino Gradkowski, Chris Scott, Donald Hawkins.
Comment: The final lineman will come down to a number of players. This may be the year the experiment with Canadian David Foucault ends.

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Don't dignify this thread with responses, guys. :cowboy:

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Foucault will be a much better Pro when he shows up than if he had come straight to the Als.

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You build your ratio over years, teams who have done what you suggest have put themselves in the cellar for YEARS.

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Alright, I was wrong about the ratios. Thanks, guys, I have a better understanding now. I still don't think QB is the issue, though.