Did the Offensive Line do Good Yesterday??

[Hoenheim]

I wasn't specifically watching them but this looks encouraging 

 

[RumHam]

it did okay from watching, a lot of stepping up and avoiding pressure from the outside with Andy. Bryce wouldn't have done this. if he had started this game is a repeat of the saints game.

[jfra78]

There were a lot of penalties 

[csx]

Seems a perfect situation to commit to the run. But whatever 

[UNCrules2187]

There were more penalties than you'd hope, but somewhat understandable given 2 new starters (although Icky can't seem to shake his false start issue). Probably the strongest collection of OL talent this franchise has had in years.

[rayzor]

aside from sloppy penalties (and there were too many of them, esp. early) they did well i thought. opened things up just enough for Chuba.

[RJK]

They did. Tho I’d prefer nijman at LT and icky at RT 

[t96]

Yes. OL is legit good this year, just as it was 2 years ago. Still not sure I'm a fan of how much $ we are investing in interior OL rather than drafting/developing, but the OL is easily our biggest strength on the team right now. It's just that everything else sucks lol

[Waldo]

I'm starting to think teams know DC won't keep running it so they don't over commit to stopping the run even when it's effective. I think they are doing good but it looks better because teams know he will keep passing when he should be running.

 

[Dave Gettleman's Shorts]

lets not forget that Dalton does a better job at setting up pre-snap protections

Bryce would slide the protection away from the overload blitz

[Davidson Deac II]

Atlanta's run defense is as bad and maybe worse than ours.  We ran and passed the ball well in a balanced attack, up until Dalton's int.  After that and we fell behind by two scores, we had no choice but to pass it more.