Pro Football Network ranks the offensive lines

[JawnyBlaze]

Didn’t address the OL? Lost all credibility right there. We drafted a couple OL, both of whom have a lot of potential

[SBBlue]

3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

From what I've read, the team thought there was really only one franchise left tackle in the draft, and he was taken before our pick.

And he is now playing right tackle.

[SBBlue]

6 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Didn’t address the OL? Lost all credibility right there. We drafted a couple OL, both of whom have a lot of potential

I know right?

I don't understand why some people want to dis on Brady before pads are even on. 

He has the tape, the highest pff rate for a drafted college olineman in history,  the lowest pressure rate in the draft, a awesome RAS, and experience against a 1st rounder DE and a few P5 schools.  I understand his arms are short, but I just don't get why all these rankings didn't assume him for LT.   

Its all just paper now and they refuse to look at his paper.

They assumes the rookies beat the vets on other teams.

 

[kungfoodude]

I think not enough credit is being given to Brady and Teddy for how "not that terrible" the Panthers OL looked last year. 

 

[AndrewLaskoski]

9 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

I think there's a very real possibility they're going to try Taylor Moton on the left and look for the best possible option on the right.

Could be Christensen, could be Erving, maybe even Scott or Daley if he can stay healthy.

I wonder if Fitterer is keeping up with Morgan Moses. If they extend Moton, they could use the cap savings to help bring in Moses on a 2ish year deal. 

[ForJimmy]

10 hours ago, frankw said:

Well if Darnold is running for his life come October we will be sure to revisit this.

That doesn’t change there not being a good option beside Sewell in the draft. Christensen might be as good as any other option after him. It’s basically the same line as last year which was just below average. Okung played less than half the time and Scott played serviceable. So Erving will compete with Scott and if he wins the job he is more than likely the better option. Miller, Daley, Paradis, and Moton were all there last year. Now we have Christensen to either take a guard spot or possibly RT if Moton goes LT. It’s not great but not terrible. Moton, Erving/Daley/Elf, Paradis, Miller, Christensen doesn’t seem bad with Brown possibly competing for a guard spot as well.

[ncstatekwi]

It will be very very interesting this year...

[frankw]

1 hour ago, ForJimmy said:

That doesn’t change there not being a good option beside Sewell in the draft. Christensen might be as good as any other option after him. It’s basically the same line as last year which was just below average. Okung played less than half the time and Scott played serviceable. So Erving will compete with Scott and if he wins the job he is more than likely the better option. Miller, Daley, Paradis, and Moton were all there last year. Now we have Christensen to either take a guard spot or possibly RT if Moton goes LT. It’s not great but not terrible. Moton, Erving/Daley/Elf, Paradis, Miller, Christensen doesn’t seem bad with Brown possibly competing for a guard spot as well.

Christensen could be good or he could be another Little it is a crapshoot regardless of this analytics we are being sold. Well in truth all we have right now is a hope that Moton may slide to the left. We have no confirmation that he wants to let alone that he will be comfortable there long term. Even if that does happen he will want to be paid for that position and if we do and it doesn't work out where does that leave us? Another albatross contract? There are still a lot of unknowns rn.

[KatsAzz]

12 hours ago, frankw said:

With a void at left tackle once again until proven otherwise this is hard to argue with. Our starting center was complained about to no end last year. Our depth isn't much better either. But homers gonna homer.

Taylor Moton might be the NFL’s best right tackle, if not the most underrated one. We  also have a pair of respectable projected starters at right guard and center with John Miller and Matt Paradis. The left side of the line is where things get really dicey.

[KatsAzz]

4 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

I think not enough credit is being given to Brady and Teddy for how "not that terrible" the Panthers OL looked last year. 

 

I fully agree and this 2021 season will be another year the OL coaches will have to excel if we are to have a halfway decent OL.

[ForJimmy]

1 hour ago, frankw said:

Christensen could be good or he could be another Little it is a crapshoot regardless of this analytics we are being sold. Well in truth all we have right now is a hope that Moton may slide to the left. We have no confirmation that he wants to let alone that he will be comfortable there long term. Even if that does happen he will want to be paid for that position and if we do and it doesn't work out where does that leave us? Another albatross contract? There are still a lot of unknowns rn.

Yeah he could be another Little, but people can’t complain we don’t draft any and then say they could be the next Little when we do. What exactly is our staff suppose to do? We brought it some average to below FAs to compete and drafted young players in Christensen and Brown while also drafting Tremble to help with blocking.

[CRA]

9 hours ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Didn’t address the OL? Lost all credibility right there. We drafted a couple OL, both of whom have a lot of potential

yeah, but in fairness....you can't really call a 6th rounder investing in the OL.   Doesn't mean it can't work out.  But if you have a weak OL no one is going to give you a thumbs up when half your investment was in round 6. 

I think playcalling and Sam's ability to execute will ultimately determine how bad the OL is.  I think the majority of OLs are in the same tier.  Subpar.  QBs and playcalling have a lot to do with how the cluster of OLs ultimately gets viewed. 

[pantherclaw]

Any addition is investing on the oline. 

You don't get to sit back and qualify it because it was a 6th round pick. 

Same as the free agents they brought in. They have scoured tape, and they feel these guys can help us.  

 

[mrcompletely11]

10 hours ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Didn’t address the OL? Lost all credibility right there. We drafted a couple OL, both of whom have a lot of potential

We didn’t draft a left tackle