K Major

FWIW PFF ranks the Saints offensive line as 6th best heading into 2018. No offensive line earned a higher pass-blocking efficiency than the Saint’ unit did a season ago.

Full story:https://www.profootballfocus.com/new...-entering-2018

Footnote : Center: Max Unger, 50.0 (and I quote JP here) ... "that's bullsnicki!"

foreverfan

Same group blocking for Drew. We need to be #1.

6. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP:

Left Tackle: Terron Armstead, 78.2 overall grade
Left Guard: Andrus Peat, 46.9
Center: Max Unger, 50.0
Right Guard: Larry Warford, 76.7
Right Tackle: Ryan Ramczyk, 84.2

2017 season-end rank: 9th (+3)

No offensive line earned a higher pass-blocking efficiency than the Saint’ unit did a season ago. One of the biggest reasons for that was the superb play from rookie tackle Ryan Ramczyk in Zach Strief’s stead. Ramczyk’s 96.6 pass-blocking efficiency was fifth best among starting offensive tackles. Their key though, will be the health of left tackle Terron Armstead who has managed only 1,064 snaps over the past two seasons after earning a 90.6 overall grade in 2015.


3. ATLANTA FALCONS

21. CAROLINA PANTHERS

22. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

2019 Death of a Parrot.

Thirty3

So best pass blocking unit and running back that averaged 6.1yars per carry is not in top 3?! Post that in the training room

ScottF

only one team allowed fewer sacks than us last year