Can You Imagine If We Had A Good O-Line?!

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(11-30-2021, 09:53 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: FWIW, PFF grades this year:

1. Spain, RG, 76.0, 693 snaps, 3 penalties, 3 sacks allowed.
2. Williams, LT, 75.5, 703 snaps, 2 penalties, 5 SA.
3. Reiff, RT, 69.4, 667 snaps, 1 penalty, 4 SA.
4. Adeniji, RG, 59.1, 217 snaps, 0 penalties, 0 SA.
5. Hopkins, C, 48.8, 662, 3 penalties, 3 SA.
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6. Prince, OT, 88.0, 85 snaps, 2 penalties, 0 SA.
7. Hill, C/OG, 53.7, 81 snaps, 4 penalties, 0 SA.
8. XSF, OG, 50.0, 124 snaps, 0 penalties, 0 SA.
9. Carman, OG, 46.6, 314 snaps, 3 penalties, 0 SA.
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10. Johnson, OT, 64.5, 20 snaps, 0 penalties, 0 SA.

FWIW:
1. Price, C/OG, 57.5, 652 snaps, 4 penalties, 1 SA.
2. Hart, OT, 30.4, 101 snaps, 3 penalties, 4 SA.
3. Jordan: not currently on a roster
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Reiff has been an upgrade over Hart, but the OGs have been the biggest improvement. Spain has been much better this year, no surprise given he did not have camp with us last year. Adeniji has been better than Carman and XSF, but all 3 are better than MJ. Great for us, but a bit disappointing given where Carman was drafted. Still, a rookie playing a new position is going to be tough. Hopkins has been worse this year, but coming back so soon after the injury, it is not surprising. He IS getting better.

And Pollack is certainly inprovement. Not just in temperment, but he actuallu coaches. Technique. Actual schemes to minimize an opponents strength (look at Watt last week).

Jordan has started the last 6 games for Carolina.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/J/JordMi01.htm