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Once again I'll put up the disclaimer that I think there's a lot of inaccuracies here. They also don't differentiate the LTs from the RTs which I find to be silly. But there's a lot I do agree with, which I'll cover below after putting up our players. Oh and re: the size of these I messed with them but my give a fuck ran out so prepare to squint. 
Key: first colored grade is overall, second is pass pro, third is run. Last three numbers are hurries, pressures, and penalties.
OT
Notes:
* Whit's run blocking grade seems a bit low to me. He struggled in the first half of the season but by season's end was much better in that regard, certainly not elite but probably better than reflected here.
* Hav seems pretty accurate, his game dropped off in both pass and run so I do think the injured suggestions wrt him make sense.
* Evans required help on a lot of snaps, I think his pass blocking was a little better than reflected here but it's mostly accurate to what I recall from film.
OG
Notes:
* Edwards looks accurate. He did struggle vs some matchups in the passing game. But he also played two positions and faced some tough matchups and 55 overall is quite respectable for a guy thrown in as a rook.
* Corbett matches his film too. He was more consistent in pass pro and got better at stunts as the season went on with playing time. He did have some good games in run blocking but was more inconsistent there.
* Boom is accurate. His run blocking was a fucking dumpster fire he got ragdolled. Pass pro was much better but he still got pushed into the pocket.
* Blythe is not accurate. He's not listed among the Centers btw. His play at Center was far better than the accurate OG numbers you see above. I presume they're rolled together here which is part of the problem. At Center he would have likely still fallen in the bottom third but that was a big upgrade when he moved over lol.
C
Notes:
* Allen is accurate. I mentioned this earlier this season on multiple stills threads, that his run blocking was actually pretty good and that reflects. But his pass pro was fucking terrible as he got pushed back far too often and it prevented Goff from stepping up which also affected Hav.
Key: first colored grade is overall, second is pass pro, third is run. Last three numbers are hurries, pressures, and penalties.
OT
Notes:
* Whit's run blocking grade seems a bit low to me. He struggled in the first half of the season but by season's end was much better in that regard, certainly not elite but probably better than reflected here.
* Hav seems pretty accurate, his game dropped off in both pass and run so I do think the injured suggestions wrt him make sense.
* Evans required help on a lot of snaps, I think his pass blocking was a little better than reflected here but it's mostly accurate to what I recall from film.
OG
Notes:
* Edwards looks accurate. He did struggle vs some matchups in the passing game. But he also played two positions and faced some tough matchups and 55 overall is quite respectable for a guy thrown in as a rook.
* Corbett matches his film too. He was more consistent in pass pro and got better at stunts as the season went on with playing time. He did have some good games in run blocking but was more inconsistent there.
* Boom is accurate. His run blocking was a fucking dumpster fire he got ragdolled. Pass pro was much better but he still got pushed into the pocket.
* Blythe is not accurate. He's not listed among the Centers btw. His play at Center was far better than the accurate OG numbers you see above. I presume they're rolled together here which is part of the problem. At Center he would have likely still fallen in the bottom third but that was a big upgrade when he moved over lol.
C
Notes:
* Allen is accurate. I mentioned this earlier this season on multiple stills threads, that his run blocking was actually pretty good and that reflects. But his pass pro was fucking terrible as he got pushed back far too often and it prevented Goff from stepping up which also affected Hav.
