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Charles Leno is a case study in the value of an average NFL Left Tackle

Charles Leno is a case study in the value of an average NFL Left Tackle It's no secret that the Chicago #Bears disappointed this year, but in the wake of an 8-8 season that failed to live up to almost any expectations an unlikely player has caught more blame than I think he deserves -- Charles Leno, the Bears' left tackle, has taken tons of heat from fans despite a "perfectly average" season, and I think that's largely due to the complex nature of how we as fans watch lineman during games.

With that in mind, I made this video to walk through everything from how easy it is to underrate #NFL offensive lineman to a full breakdown of Leno's strengths and weaknesses (in both the running and passing game), even covering just how difficult a player like him would be to replace just for the sake of debate. It's a hefty project, but I'm happy with how it came out -- give it a watch and let me know what you think!

If you end up liking it, be sure to subscribe to my channel for more NFL content like this all offseason long. I've got some cool stuff planned for the next few months (as well as a fairly big surprise I've yet to unveil) , so you'll want to make sure you don't miss anything. Thanks again for watching, and as always -- thanks for Bearing With Me!

(Also feel free to comment below with stuff you want to see broken down -- I've got plenty of ideas, but I'm always curious about what you're interested in! Just don't ask for anything about Trubisky, I've got something special planned for him)

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