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now if he could just run block, I think he's better then his showing Sunday, arguably run blocking takes longer to gel early season then pass pro, but we sure need it now
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive- ... eek-2-20232. GREEN BAY PACKERS
Projected Week 2 starters:
LT David Bakhtiari
LG Elgton Jenkins
C Josh Myers
RG Jon Runyan
RT Zach Tom
The Packers led the NFL in Week 1 with a 96.7 pass-blocking efficiency rating, as they allowed just two pressures and did not give up a single sack on 30 dropbacks.
After practicing at one position for most of the offseason, Zach Tom posted the highest single-game grade of his young career (84.8). He did not allow a single pressure and earned just one negative grade in the run game.
Best player: David Bakhtiari
When healthy, David Bakhtiari is still in the conversation for the best player at the most valuable offensive line position. He did not allow a single pressure against the Bears, and his 89.9 pass-blocking grade tied for the highest mark among offensive linemen in Week 1.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive- ... eek-3-20233. GREEN BAY PACKERS (DOWN 1)
Projected Week 3 starters:
LT Rasheed Walker
LG Royce Newman
C Josh Myers
RG Jon Runyan
RT Zach Tom
• Even though the Packers were without their best player in David Bakhtiari, the offensive line did not give up a single sack or quarterback hit against the Falcons.
• Backup left tackle Rasheed Walker allowed one pressure in Week 2 but earned a 57.4 overall grade due to some struggles in the run game.
Best player: Zach Tom
• Tom is the best player on the line in the absence of Bakhtiari and left guard Elgton Jenkins. The second-year right tackle has allowed just one pressure in the first two games of the season.
I read this to, but you've already brought it, thanks, have you seen any run blocking grades? I saw one yesterday, not sure if it was PFF, but I don't recall any of our lineman with respectable run blocking grades, and now I can't find that articlePckfn23 wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 12:35https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive- ... eek-2-20232. GREEN BAY PACKERS
Projected Week 2 starters:
LT David Bakhtiari
LG Elgton Jenkins
C Josh Myers
RG Jon Runyan
RT Zach Tom
The Packers led the NFL in Week 1 with a 96.7 pass-blocking efficiency rating, as they allowed just two pressures and did not give up a single sack on 30 dropbacks.
After practicing at one position for most of the offseason, Zach Tom posted the highest single-game grade of his young career (84.8). He did not allow a single pressure and earned just one negative grade in the run game.
Best player: David Bakhtiari
When healthy, David Bakhtiari is still in the conversation for the best player at the most valuable offensive line position. He did not allow a single pressure against the Bears, and his 89.9 pass-blocking grade tied for the highest mark among offensive linemen in Week 1.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive- ... eek-3-20233. GREEN BAY PACKERS (DOWN 1)
Projected Week 3 starters:
LT Rasheed Walker
LG Royce Newman
C Josh Myers
RG Jon Runyan
RT Zach Tom
• Even though the Packers were without their best player in David Bakhtiari, the offensive line did not give up a single sack or quarterback hit against the Falcons.
• Backup left tackle Rasheed Walker allowed one pressure in Week 2 but earned a 57.4 overall grade due to some struggles in the run game.
Best player: Zach Tom
• Tom is the best player on the line in the absence of Bakhtiari and left guard Elgton Jenkins. The second-year right tackle has allowed just one pressure in the first two games of the season.
Pretty sure the play you are referring to was Walker.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 17:15The Falcons did sack Love once. A guy rushed untouched past Royce Newman in the first quarter.
You are probably right, if the TE was on that side.NCF wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 17:26Pretty sure the play you are referring to was Walker.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 17:15The Falcons did sack Love once. A guy rushed untouched past Royce Newman in the first quarter.