Olin Krutz

I personally think they've been running too many concepts lately, too many run plays.

The offensive line is not getting a lot of looks.

and repeatable looks.

When I played offensive line, I wanted one, two, three turns at a run play, so I knew how the linebacker and how the nose guard was going to play it.

And that's what, like, the Green Bay, they were what I like to call triggering fast.

By that, I mean, as soon as the linebacker saw a run, he was shooting downhill right away.

The Chicago Bears offensive line, they like to combo block.

By that, I mean, they like to work together, get movement on the D-line, work up to the linebacker.

Well, when the guy's triggering, you got to get off the block now.

You cannot double-team a guy for too long.

Chicago Bears have been living on the Dahlman-Jonah Jackson, Darnell Wright-Jonah Jackson double-team.

A lot of movement.

Put the D-lineman in the linebacker's lap.

I kind of know Dan Rochard.

I know his style.

I know where he's from.

I would say Dan Rochard for the listener.

I'm talking about the Chicago Bears offensive line coach.

I know what he coaches, and he coaches to move the D-lineman off the ball.

But when the linebackers are hitting it,