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PFF Panthers vs Rams Grades; Offensive Line was really bad, except Boomer Sooner Daryl Williams.

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Panthers’ O-line overmatched by Rams

The four lowest-graded Panthers in this game were offensive linemen, as Carolina could not contain the Rams’ defensive front. LT Mike Remmers and LG Andrew Norwell each allowed a sack and five hurries, and all five starters on the offensive line earned below-average run-blocking grades. RG Trai Turner allowed four hurries, and finished with a game-worst 28.8 run-blocking grade. The Panthers finished with just 60 rushing yards on 24 attempts (removing the kneel-down at the end of the game), despite forcing six missed tackles.

Top offensive grades:

TE Greg Olsen, 79.2

RT Daryl Williams, 79.0 

WR Kelvin Benjamin, 75.8 

WR Ted Ginn, 67.6

HB Jonathan Stewart, 66.6

Top defensive grades:

LB Thomas Davis, 90.6

LB Luke Kuechly, 89.1

DT Kawann Short, 83.9

CB James Bradberry, 82.0

DE Mario Addison, 80.4

Linebackers lead the way in road win

Carolina LB Luke Kuechly continues to stake his claim as the NFL’s best linebacker. Kuechly has led all NFL linebackers in overall PFF grading for three consecutive years, and has been better than any of his peers in the run game by a wide margin this season. The Boston College product led all defensive players with a 92.5 run-defense grade in this game, and made 11 total tackles without a miss. LB Thomas Davis earned above-average grades for run defense, coverage, and pass-rushing, recording one sack and two hurries on just seven blitzes for a team-leading 86.7 pass-rushing grade. DT Kawann Short was also excellent, finishing with a hit, three hurries, a batted pass, and a pair of run stops.

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