2 random thoughts about Matt Kalil and Ben Boulware

[Paintballr]

3 hours ago, falconidae said:

PFF is really hard on mistakes, which would explain their grade. They also grade on what the player did, not the result of the play, so a play where Kalil gets beat but cam got the ball off before Kalil's man got to him is a negative play to PFF. There grades are also cumulative, so if Robinson  had more snaps than Kalil, he had more chances to balance out his negative plays.

And they have literally no idea what the assignment or play was. They are guessing 

[Panthers4real]

It looked as though when Norwell had come off the field so angry after a drive had stalled, he didn't look to pleased with Matt on the bench.  Not sure if he just happened to be sitting next to him and still just angry, or if his anger was directed at Matt's play.

[CPcavedweller]

5 hours ago, top dawg said:

Kalil was the weakest link for sure, and that's not necessarily what you want your LT to be.

Well, when you have three interior guys who are (or will be) Pro Bowlers along with one HoF quality player, being the least of the 5 isn't such a bad thing. 

[TheRed]

It's funny how depending on the player PFF so frequently flips between being credible/not credible here on the huddle on almost a daily basis.

[usmcpanthers]

i wasnt screaming at Matt last night so Im happy. I screamed too many times at LT's

[OBXPantha]

1 hour ago, Promethean Forerunner said:

Kalil did OK last night. There were only two plays where he got beat. He did solid in run support and laid a hell of a block on Campbell. That's good enough for a preseason game.

One of them must have been the KB touchdown.  A guy ran past him on both sides and he couldn't decide which to block so he didn't block either.

[TheSpecialJuan]

Matt Kalil did struggle with Calais Campbell. Campbell is basically a DT playing DE and power is what Matt struggles with.

That being said, I thought Matt was still very solid.