DC Pro: Redskins Quarterly Report Cards: Offense

[McD5]

Finally, an article of real football substance we can all assess.

Redskins Quarterly Report Cards: Offense | DC Pro Sports Report

 

[Elephant]

A B+ grade for our OL is ABSOLUTELY ridiculous!!!

Trent - A-
Kory - B
Monty - C+
Cheter - C-
Polumbous - F

I am being generous with the grade for Chester.

 

[Fear The Spear]

Polumbous - F

I am being generous with the grade for Chester.

No, you're being generous with the grade for Polumbus

 

[McD5]

This board is intensely critical of our offfensivce line.

The overwhelming number off analysts, bloggers and even haters grade our line as an A or B.

Most call it our best, or second best unit this year.

I'm not sure which side is right, but I wonder if some see RG3 hold onto the ball too long, or our WRs just don't get open, and then people assign fault for the pending sack to the o-line?

Grading the Redskins at the bye: O-line | Comcast SportsNet Washington

 

[McD5]

El-Bashir: I agree with Rich on this one. The O-line is the least of the Redskins’ problems at the moment. As a collective, they’ve opened holes for Morris (5.3 yards per attempt), provided Robert Griffin III with ample time in most situations and done a solid job neutralizing some of the game’s top pass rushers. In fact, Ndamukong Suh, Nick Fairley, Connor Barwin and Clay Matthews all failed to register a sack against the group.ProFootballFocus.com ranks the Redskins’ line as one of the NFL’s top units, having allowed 38 quarterback pressures (sacks, hits and hurries) through four games. Only seven teams, according to PFF, have allowed fewer.

Grade: B+