PFF: Bengals OL Ranked 30th

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

This shows that the OC has done some great things to scheme around the weakness, and Dalton has been money moving out of the pocket to buy time to make plays. It also shows how absolutely pathetically awful Zampese's offense was at trying to cover up weak spots.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-week-5-nfl-offensive-line-rankings
Starting Lineup:
Left Tackle: Cordy Glenn, 55.6
Left Guard: Clint Boling, 68.0
Center: Trey Hopkins, 54.2
Right Guard: Alex Redmond, 53.7
Right Tackle: Bobby Hart, 56.3

There may not be a more thankless player in the NFL than Bengals left guard Clint Boling. Early in his career, he was outshined by left tackle Andrew Whitworth then right guard Kevin Zeitler along the Bengals’ offensive line. Now, he’s been unfairly grouped in with one of the worst offensive lines in the league. The truth is, he’s been a consistently above average guard his entire career, and his 78.7 pass-block grade so far this season is easily the highest among Bengals starters.

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Saw someone online ask about Price, and he was at 57.7, which would be 26th if he had enough snaps.

Other OLs of note on the list...
Rams: 1st (Whit at 87.6, highest T in NFL)
Cowboys: 10th (far cry from their days of 1st)
Browns: 12th (Zeitler at 67.1)
Steelers: 13th
Ravens 14th
Bills: 26th (Bodine at 58.2)