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Taylor Moton makes PFF's 1st quarter All Pro team

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RT – TAYLOR MOTON, CAROLINA PANTHERS

HONORABLE MENTION: Mitchell Schwartz

Moton gets the slight nod here due to his impressive work in the run game, though Schwartz deserves recognition as the highest-graded pass-blocking right tackle in the NFL so far this season. Moton, though, has been no slouch himself, allowing only three hurries all season and taking only five downgrades in the run game all season.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-nfl-2018-first-quarter-all-pro-team

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Even though it's just a quarter we ought to be extremely impressed excited everything about his play gets me fired up especially if he can transition to the left. Which we've seen him do already, now if Williams comes back healthy which is very realistic these days actually stronger thrn before. Only complaint we've heard it a thousand times but in all actuality he'd be subbing in on power formation if our starters didn't both get hurt even when we knew we needed a upgrade over Kalil but that's why Rivera graded so low in the personnel category under his coaching rank.

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6 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

I want to keep repeating that this is the guy Rivera wanted to keep on the bench until injuries forced his hand.

That's all I think about it's crazy wait till Moore takes someone's snaps even with his weak routes, did you see Torrey Rin a route and not even look for the ball and it hit him in the dam face mask it's been so much weakness I'm lost for words but his impact still may be legendary depending on how Eric turns out for us imo. 

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52 minutes ago, ImaginaryKev said:

Also, starting RB, WR, and LT in the same draft? That's some ole Dan Morgan, Kris Jenkins, Steve Smith poo right there. 

Coulda been K of the future too :(

Sure, Gano's good and I'm fine with his play. Though it's fair to wonder "what if" given Harrison Butker's high level of play.

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2 hours ago, Bartin said:

I really hope one of Moton or Williams can make a smooth transition to the left side. If so we will be set for a decade but I worry that both really only have experience on the right and it won’t work out as well as I hope.

If I'm not mistaken, Jordan Gross started his career as a RT before switching to the left side.

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