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Daryl Williams is the #1 graded OT by PFF

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Through two games Williams has topped PFF's preseason rankings for OTs with a grade of +5.6. He has been dominant in both the run and pass game with a +2.8 and +2.6 respectively.

Oher has also been a pleasant surprise grading out to be the #15 OT with a +1.8 overall.

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Through two games Williams has topped PFF's preseason rankings for OTs with a grade of +5.6. He has been dominant in both the run and pass game with a +2.8 and +2.6 respectively.

Oher has also been a pleasant surprise grading out to be the #15 OT with a +1.8 overall.

Can you look up Tolbert's pass blocking efficiency for last season and this preseason?

 

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You can see last season's PFF grades for Tolbert (and the whole roster) here:

http://www.carolinahuddle.com/boards/topic/116563-panthers-pff-grades/?do=findComment&comment=3419688

Thanks. So whether its his fault or the lines fault or a combo he appears no longer useful in short yardage situations. He grades out negatively on pass and run protection. He has the 8th highest cap hit on the team, we have to the most cap space to gain by cutting him over any other player. I'd love for someone to provide a legit argument as to why he belongs on this team.

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Can you look up Tolbert's pass blocking efficiency for last season and this preseason?

 

Tolbert's pass blocking efficiency for last season was 84.2% which was 60th out of 62 eligible backs. Pretty horrible. 
I don't think he's logged a pass block this preseason.

The good news is that Stew has a 97.1% PBE which is 7th on players that accounted for 50% of their teams pass snaps last season.

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We might of gotten really lucky whiffing on OL early this year.

Lots of talk about DJ Humphries being a big time bust. Ariz OL is trash and Arians is already hinting at him not suiting up for gameday. Some recent stuff from Arians who you have to love....

First there were the chuckles by Arians revealing the tackle’s nickname as “Knee Deep,” because a foot up Humphries’ backside wasn’t providing enough motivation. Then last week, while talking about the professionalism of tackle Bradley Sowell, there was a jab at Humphries.

“(Sowell) shows up every day,” Arians said. “D.J.'s a rookie. He shows up once every week.”

“He’s going to be a backup tackle for us,” Arians said, “so if he’s going to dress on Sundays, he’s got to be able to play both.”

 

 

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We might of gotten really lucky whiffing on OL early this year.

Lots of talk about DJ Humphries being a big time bust. Ariz OL is trash and Arians is already hinting at him not suiting up for gameday. Some recent stuff from Arians who you have to love....

First there were the chuckles by Arians revealing the tackle’s nickname as “Knee Deep,” because a foot up Humphries’ backside wasn’t providing enough motivation. Then last week, while talking about the professionalism of tackle Bradley Sowell, there was a jab at Humphries.

“(Sowell) shows up every day,” Arians said. “D.J.'s a rookie. He shows up once every week.”

“He’s going to be a backup tackle for us,” Arians said, “so if he’s going to dress on Sundays, he’s got to be able to play both.”

 

 

peat is supposedly a hot mess in new orleans too.  i wanted him to fall to our spot bad so i guess it's fortunate that i'm not a GM.

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