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I was wrong about Oher


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31 minutes ago, Cary Kollins said:

quietly Gettleman's biggest pickup this offseason

That's a really tough call.,

I tend to agree.  But Ginn, Coleman & Peanut were all fantastic additions to our roster as well.  But Oher certainly was the biggest gamble and got the most criticism, so good for Gettleman for trusting Matsko et al who advocated for Oher. 

It's so exciting that we have a team that is very good at getting great play out of other team's rejects.  Really speaks to the quality of our coaching, and the character of our team.  Something about this team helps even "average" players to excel.  They want to win for one another and it raises everyone's game.

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14 minutes ago, Lemory said:

They moved him to Guard and he started 16 games. Im not sure how well he did but you gotta figure we walked away with the better player. 

I read he was moved to T for last week's game, to fill in for an injured player.  I didn't watch, so I don't have first hand knowledge.

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Here are Bell's & Ohers PFF Player Grades.  Both are listed unter Tackles:

                                        rank     grade      pass blk  run blk     pass snaps    run snaps

76      TEN           Byron Bell      43       54.6         57.4      41.7                 662                

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Oher ranks 14 for his pass blocking grade.  (out of 119 graded players)  [Remmers by the way ranks 69th in pass blocking, with a grade of  48.1]

Bell ranks 47th in pass blocking.

 

For Run blocking:

Remmers is 48th with a grade of 71.3

Bell is 89th with a grade of 41.7

Oher is 119 out of 119!!!

But, I'll take the huge upgrade in pass blocking by a LT every day of the week,

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10 minutes ago, KB_fan said:

That's a really tough call.,

I tend to agree.  But Ginn, Coleman & Peanut were all fantastic additions to our roster as well.  But Oher certainly was the biggest gamble and got the most criticism, so good for Gettleman for trusting Matsko et al who advocated for Oher. 

It's so exciting that we have a team that is very good at getting great play out of other team's rejects.  Really speaks to the quality of our coaching, and the character of our team.  Something about this team helps even "average" players to excel.  They want to win for one another and it raises everyone's game.

Exactly. I've gotta go with Coleman as our best overall pickup, but definitely Oher was the most needed miracle and the most surprising pickup. Everyone knew that Tillman was awesome as long as he stayed healthy, and I don't count Ginn because he was just on vacation out west.

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It was good to see that Norwell got a little love in the article too. And even Jared Allen lol. With Ohr I honestly didn't know what to expect but hoping that reuniting with Mastko would be a positive thing.

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Top performers:

DE Jared Allen (+4.7)

LT Michael Oher (+3.4)

QB Cam Newton (+2.9)

LG Andrew Norwell (+2.2)

WR Devin Funchess (+1.7)

 

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5 minutes ago, Dunn said:

Im glad Remmers has filled in good for the last two seasons but Ive seen more holds and sacks coming from his side lately then I care to remember.  Hopefully Daryl is ready to take over that job next season.

Agree.  Ideal would be to promote Daryl to RT if he is ready, and keep Remmers for depth since he can sub at several positions.

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By the way, I WILL do a Stats & Analysis thread this week.  I've been waiting for my sprained left wrist to heal up a bit more so that the data entry is easier...

I will make sure to include the regular season-ending PFF grades for our entire roster.

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