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Don't forget to add a pinch of adobo sauce for flavorNeed to add a plus OG or G or OC or C ..... While keeping Evans as he appears to need to add more NFL strength.
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Don't forget to add a pinch of adobo sauce for flavorNeed to add a plus OG or G or OC or C ..... While keeping Evans as he appears to need to add more NFL strength.
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Honestly though, why even use OC? I mean, are we concerned about people thinking we mean the defensive center or the special teams center (plausible but a totally different position with a different name entirely)? All the o-line positions are like that. OLT? As opposed to the defensive left tackle?
Using OC when taking about the center instead of just using C is unnecessary. I'm not judging anyone (much) and I don't mean to derail the thread, but it is a very unnecessary additional letter for what is being discussed and it does overlap with an abbreviation that needs to be OC.
It's not confusing, although it does raise the question
EDIT: Some clarity and correcting a tpyo
Did you just correct your typos and then Finish with a typo on typo?
Bruh.
Defensive tackles are a thing. They usually aren't referenced as just "tackle" but I get it. OG is a concern though. Maybe to reduce confusion with nose guard, but I don't find that argument compelling. I wouldn't say anything, but if it came up I would agree that it's unnecessary.Maybe we should be asking why we use OG. Or OT.
Definitely. Not defending anyone, especially when I have no idea what they said. Just took an opportunity to discuss a pet peeve I've been holding back about for a while.All true but I would think someone responding on the thread would first at least glance at a single post and realize it’s about centers and not coordinators.
Imagine if we hit on Allen and he was our starting above average center — instead of him being a bust. Definitely one time the rams staff was wrong and most posters were right. Ugghh