Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason

07-07-2018, 08:26 PM

K Major · 07-09-2018, 12:37 PM

Terron Armstead plans on entering training camp at 100 percent - YouTube

jeanpierre · 07-09-2018, 02:15 PM

AsylumGuido · 07-10-2018, 07:10 AM

Originally Posted by K Major

Terron Armstead plans on entering training camp at 100 percent - YouTube

Mental attitude means as much as physical condition. Armstead sounds like things are finally lining up for him this season. Has he ever entered training camp healthy before this year? That is huge.

jeanpierre · 07-10-2018, 02:53 PM

jeanpierre · 07-13-2018, 01:11 AM

PreSeason Hate on the Saints - bring it...

1. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
2. DALLAS COWBOYS
3. ATLANTA FALCONS
4. PITTSBURGH STEELERS
5. TENNESSEE TITANS

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.

Wow, I saw Peat flat out destroy some of the elite tackles and ends in the league last season and only got this grade?

Wonder if PFF gives any consideration for game-time or in-game reassignments to LT because Mr. Glass wasn't a geaux?

I'd like to ask PFF why Warford got a ProBowl nod with this grade and Ramczyk did not with a better grade of not only his peers but other OTs?

Personally, I didn't think Warford deserved the ProBowl invite; felt he benefited playing between Ramczyk and Unger, our two best offensive linemen...

jeanpierre · 07-21-2018, 11:12 AM

Kamara gets the hype, but getting a Franchise Left Tackle, at pick no. 32 no less, was the absolute steal of the draft...

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Rugby Saint II · 07-21-2018, 04:05 PM

I'm not worried about our starters.....I'm worried about how we will play without Kelemete when/if one of them goes down.

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AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,274	Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason Originally Posted by K Major Terron Armstead plans on entering training camp at 100 percent - YouTube Mental attitude means as much as physical condition. Armstead sounds like things are finally lining up for him this season. Has he ever entered training camp healthy before this year? That is huge.

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jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason PreSeason Hate on the Saints - bring it... Twitter 1. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 2. DALLAS COWBOYS 3. ATLANTA FALCONS 4. PITTSBURGH STEELERS 5. TENNESSEE TITANS 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. Wow, I saw Peat flat out destroy some of the elite tackles and ends in the league last season and only got this grade? Wonder if PFF gives any consideration for game-time or in-game reassignments to LT because Mr. Glass wasn't a geaux? I'd like to ask PFF why Warford got a ProBowl nod with this grade and Ramczyk did not with a better grade of not only his peers but other OTs? Personally, I didn't think Warford deserved the ProBowl invite; felt he benefited playing between Ramczyk and Unger, our two best offensive linemen...
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Rugby Saint II Bounty Money $$$ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5800 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA. Posts: 24,073	Re: Finding offensive line depth remains one of key questions for Saints this offseason I'm not worried about our starters.....I'm worried about how we will play without Kelemete when/if one of them goes down.

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